Grammy-winning singer Roberta Flack dies at 88
The iconic singer, known for hits like “Killing Me Softly” and “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face,” has died at 88 after battling ALS. Read More
British Library acquires long-lost draft for Elgar masterpiece
The British Library has secured previously unknown drafts of Edward Elgar’s ‘Introduction and Allegro for Strings’, shedding new light on the composer’s creative process. Read More
From Selena Gomez to Millie Bobby Brown: The 12 best dressed celebrities at the 2025 SAG Awards
The 2025 SAG Awards featured some stunning blue carpet fashion moments, including Selena Gomez serving understated elegance and Cynthia Erivo continuing her streak of striking looks. Read More
Second Egyptian tomb may hold mummy of pharaoh who died 3,500 years ago
A British archaeologist believes his team may have uncovered a second tomb belonging to an Egyptian pharaoh, Thutmose II, just days after discovering the first. Read More
SAG Awards 2025: Timothée Chalamet and ‘Conclave’ wins shake up the road to the Oscars
Chalamet pulled off a surprising upset at the 2025 SAG Awards, winning Best Actor for “A Complete Unknown”, while Oscar favourites Zoe Saldaña, Kieran Culkin, and Demi Moore also triumphed.…
The trial of ‘France’s biggest paedophile offender’ opens in Vannes, Brittany, on Monday
Joël Le Scouarnec is accused of aggravated rape and sexual assault of 299 victims, almost all minors, between 1989 and 2014. This “extraordinary” trial took two years to prepare. Read…
French street artist Shuck One pays tribute to Black history at Pompidou Centre in Paris
An installation by French street artist Shuck One is honouring Black historical figures and key moments in France’s past as part of the ‘Black Paris; exhibition at the Pompidou Centre.…
King of Clubs: Leigh Bowery exhibitions Shine A Light On Creativity That Thrives After Dark
Leigh Bowery is perhaps best remembered his flamboyant fashion as much as his groundbreaking club nights. When Taboo in Covent Garden opened in 1985, it arguably became the most influential…
Berlinale 2025 interview: ‘What Marielle Knows’ – The German comedy cracking up the Berlinale
What would you do if your child could suddenly read your mind? We sit down with German filmmaker Frédéric Hambalek to talk about his Competition selected film ‘What Marielle Knows’…
19th century England is brought to life with newly acquired photograph collection
Some of the oldest landscape photographs of England have been acquired by Historic England, providing a glimpse into the country in the 19th century. Read More