Culture
Wet Leg singer Rhian Teasdale backs Sandown Town of Culture bid
Wet Leg singer Rhian Teasdale has backed Sandown's bid to become the UK's first Town of Culture, as the town vies for a £3 million prize.
James Blunt tops Celebrity Traitors rich list with estimated £50M fortune
Musician James Blunt tops the rich list for the new series of The Celebrity Traitors with an estimated £50 million fortune, outpacing a diverse cast of British stars.
Marjan Hospitality launches major refurbishment for over 600 rooms in RAK
Marjan Hospitality is overhauling more than 600 rooms across Rixos Al Mairid and Pullman Resort Al Marjan Island to upgrade Ras Al Khaimah's hotel portfolio.
Diana’s brother reveals his greatest regret over her
In his new memoir, Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer reflects on his enduring personal guilt and questions if he could have done more to protect her.
Charli XCX explores rock music on eighth studio album Music Fashion Film
Charli XCX has released her eighth studio album, Music Fashion Film, trading dancefloor club beats for distorted guitars and deep industry introspection.
Screen Australia allocates 5.7 million dollars to 47 documentaries
Screen Australia has injected over $5.7 million in production and development financing across 47 distinct documentary projects spanning various formats.
Prime Video Nears Development on Clone Saga Series Following Spider-Noir Cancellation
Prime Video is nearing a green light for a Marvel Clone Saga series written by Kelvin Yu, following the recent cancellation of the Emmy-winning Spider-Noir.
UK government drops plan to charge foreign visitors for national museums
The UK government has officially abandoned proposals to introduce admission fees for international tourists at national museums, ensuring universal free entry remains protected.
African Music Festivals Drive New Wave of Tourism and Nightlife Culture
Music festivals across Africa are transforming regional tourism and nightlife culture, drawing travelers to immersive multi-day events across the continent.
British Museum launches first major Korean art exhibition in 40 years
The British Museum has opened a landmark exhibition exploring over two millennia of Korean art and history, featuring rare national treasures and works from the late Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-Hee's collection.
Hilary Duff marks 39th birthday as Lizzie McGuire turns 25 years old
Hilary Duff celebrates her 39th birthday and the 25th anniversary of Lizzie McGuire's Disney Channel premiere, alongside a major career and music resurgence.
Lacey Turner shows bandaged feet arriving at Strictly rehearsals
EastEnders actress Lacey Turner was spotted arriving at BBC dance training with bandaged feet following her impressive debut routine alongside Vito Coppola.
Bikini-clad Denise Richards recreates iconic ‘Wild Things’ pool scene in new photoshoot
Denise Richards, 55, re‑enacts the Wild Things pool scene in new photos posted by her hair‑and‑makeup artist on Instagram, echoing the 1998 moment.
Tenby honours Sea Cadets with Freedom of the Town
Tenby has formally granted its highest civic honor to the local Sea Cadets unit, commemorating 75 years of youth development and maritime tradition.
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Damn Yankees returns to Broadway for its first revival in three decades, starring Neil Patrick Harris and Julianne Hough with an early-2000s setting.
Oasis 2027 tour tickets sold out across 42 shows
Every ticket for Oasis' massive 42-date international tour has officially sold out following a rigorous pre-registration ballot and new pricing transparency rules.
Burnham insists he can deliver change despite ‘challenging’ circumstances
Prime Minister Andy Burnham insists he can deliver meaningful change for Britain ahead of the Labour conference, despite mounting global pressures and fiscal constraints.
Cambridge plans tribute events for Syd Barrett's 80th birthday
Cambridge is honoring Pink Floyd co-founder Syd Barrett's 80th birthday with a sprawling programme of exhibitions, live performances, and physical music releases.
Glasgow Print Studio hosting RSA 200 anniversary exhibition
The Glasgow Print Studio is celebrating the Royal Scottish Academy bicentenary with an exhibition featuring works by four RSA Academicians.
ArcelorMittal suspends Kryvyi Rih operations and plans $1bn impairment
ArcelorMittal has suspended steelmaking and mining operations at its Kryvyi Rih plant in Ukraine indefinitely following missile strikes and expects a $1 billion impairment charge.