Thom Yorke will orchestrate his band’s 2003 album for a cast of 20 musicians and actors, in an updated version of “Hamlet” that will focus on state corruption and paranoia.…
London’s newest visitor attraction is a gore fest that revels in the murder and mayhem of serial killers. Read More
85 years after the misspelled plaque first installed, three of the greatest British literary names have been corrected. Because it’s Brontë, not Bronte. Read More
Supermodel Naomi Cambell founded Fashion For Relief in 2005 to relieve poverty. However, an investigation has found that only a small proportion of the charity’s overall expenditure went to good…
Here are the 15 films you need to see at this year’s LFF – from future Oscar hopefuls to powerful protest films and absurdist comedies, there’s truly something for everyone…
Award-winning photographer Pari Dukovic’s exhibition “From Istanbul to New York: A Photographer’s Journey” showcases his dynamic portraits and personal artistic evolution. Read More
Part of what makes Europe such a bountiful well of cultures is its linguistic diversity. The annual European Day of Languages celebrates it. Read More
The boat, which reproduces a 17th century model, will remain in London until 6 October, after having travelled more than 100,000 nautical miles around the world. Read More
A major coup for AI… A kick in the teeth for some creatives and fans. Read More
In 1964, Robert Moog released the first Moog Synthesizer, changing the face of all music forever. Read More