Virginia Evans: A Journey Through Rejection to Literary Success
Virginia Evans, the American author who recently won the Women’s Prize, faced thousands of rejections over two decades before publishing her debut novel.
Editorial Staff Jun 12
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Celebrating David Hockney: A Tribute from Fellow Artists
Cultural figures reflect on the profound influence of David Hockney, the Yorkshire painter known for transforming everyday subjects into art.
Editorial Staff Jun 12
Bettina's Art Journey: From Chelsea Hotel to Glasgow Exhibition
Bettina, a reclusive artist, transformed her Chelsea Hotel apartment into a chaotic gallery of her works. Now, her art is being showcased for the first time in Glasgow.
Editorial Staff Jun 11
Stranger Things: The First Shadow to Conclude Performances in London and New York
The theatrical prequel to the popular Netflix series will end its run after selling over 1.5 million tickets, with final shows planned for winter 2026.
Editorial Staff Jun 9
Kevin Bridges Explores the World of Soccer Ahead of the World Cup
Tonight, comedian Kevin Bridges embarks on a global journey to delve into the essence of soccer, alongside an exciting encounter with tigers.
Editorial Staff Jun 7
Readers Weigh In: The Top 100 Novels Revealed
In a recent survey, over 3,000 readers shared their favorite novels, resulting in a fresh number one on the list. The selections highlight a diverse range of literature.
Editorial Staff Jun 6
Exploring the Dark Side of Creativity in Melissa Albert's 'The Children'
Melissa Albert's debut adult novel, 'The Children,' examines the complexities of creativity and its effects on family dynamics, revealing the often harsh realities faced by writers.
Editorial Staff Jun 5
Tarantino Critiques Modern Hollywood as a ‘Flavourless Sausage Factory’
In a recent piece for Sight and Sound, Quentin Tarantino expresses his discontent with contemporary filmmaking, describing the industry as lacking flavor and creativity.
Editorial Staff Jun 4
Orlando review – a confident romp through Handel’s flimsily plotted opera
Sinéad O’Neill’s production is persuasive and Beth Taylor’s performance as Orlando is extraordinary in this tale of unrequited love, madness and magic.
Editorial Staff May 31
Maggie O’Farrell Reflects on Family Myths and Ancestral Discoveries
In her latest exploration, Maggie O’Farrell delves into her family's myths and the journey sparked by a photograph of an ancestor believed to have created early maps of Ireland.
Editorial Staff May 31
New Archive Reveals Harpo Marx's Rare Moments of Speech
Recent recordings have surfaced, showing Harpo Marx, known for his silent persona, engaging with audiences despite his stage fright. This discovery sheds light on a lesser-known aspect of the comedy icon.
Editorial Staff May 29
CMAT Speaks Out Against Body-Shaming After BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend
Following her performance at the BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend, CMAT has shared her feelings about the detrimental effects of body-shaming on her career and mental health.
Editorial Staff May 29
Rare Medieval Manuscript Featuring King Arthur Legends Set for Auction
A manuscript containing early versions of the Merlin and Grail legends, privately held for 700 years, is expected to sell for £2 million at auction.
Editorial Staff May 26
Sam Campbell: The Rise of Comedy's Eccentric Star
Australian comedian Sam Campbell, known for his unique style, is set to debut a bizarre new sitcom after gaining fame on shows like Taskmaster and Last One Laughing.
Editorial Staff May 24
Exploring National Identity Through Football: A Review of 'Dear England'
James Graham's adaptation of his award-winning play, 'Dear England', offers a heartfelt exploration of national identity, blending joy and emotion in a football setting.
Editorial Staff May 23
The Evolution of Romantic Comedies in the Digital Age
As romantic comedies adapt to the online era, they reflect increasingly extreme behaviors, complicating the pursuit of happy endings.
Editorial Staff May 20
Navigating Love in a Digital Age: A Review of Jem Calder's 'I Want You to Be Happy'
Jem Calder's 'I Want You to Be Happy' presents a modern love story that reflects the complexities of relationships shaped by digital interactions.
Editorial Staff May 20
Tributes Pour In for Valie Export, Influential Feminist Performance Artist
Artists including Peaches, Florentina Holzinger, and Joan Jonas honor the legacy of Valie Export, a fearless figure in feminist performance art who passed away last week.
Editorial Staff May 19
The Field's Return: From Chef to Techno Revival
After a hiatus that saw him shift careers, Axel Willner, known as The Field, is back with a new album following a chance encounter at a food truck.
Editorial Staff May 18
John Travolta's Directorial Debut Shines at Cannes with 'Propeller One-Way Night Coach'
At the Cannes Film Festival, John Travolta presents his directorial debut, a whimsical 60-minute film adaptation of his short story about a boy's dream of flying.
Editorial Staff May 16