Arts
Ian McDiarmid Delivers Heartbreaking Performance in Sheffield’s King Lear
At 82, Ian McDiarmid brings clarity and authenticity to a stark, nihilistic staging of King Lear at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre.
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Entertainment
TV Tonight: Dark Aussie Crime Comedy and Thriller Highlights
Tonight's lineup features the dark comedy Reckless, the return of Vigil and Trigger Point, and a Steel Magnolias screening on Film4.
Entertainment
Werner Herzog Rejects ‘Neurodivergence’ Label at Venice Film Festival
Werner Herzog criticizes the term neurodivergence as political correctness while discussing his new film Bucking Fastard and his Instagram popularity.
Culture
Haunting Missing Posters from 9/11 to be Displayed in New Exhibition
A new exhibition marks 25 years since the 9/11 attacks by displaying previously stored missing person posters, including one seen by artist…
Entertainment
Colin from Accounts: the worst-named show on TV is a fearless comedy masterpiece
A bland title masks a hilarious Australian import featuring electric chemistry and sharp writing about an unlikely romance.
Entertainment
TV Highlights: Gary Lineker Hosts New Challenge, Anniversary ‘Casualty’ and ‘Beck’ Return
Tonight features Gary Lineker's new game show, the 'Casualty' 40th-anniversary special, Alan Menken at the Proms, and the return of 'Beck'.
Entertainment
The Muppets Turn 50: How Anarchy and Nonsense Changed Television
Fifty years after their British debut, Jim Henson's Muppets remain as influential as Monty Python and the Beatles.
Entertainment
Richard O’Sullivan, Star of 70s Sitcom Man About the House, Dies at 82
Richard O'Sullivan, the cheeky actor who became a sex symbol in Man About the House, has died aged 82 after a successful…
Letty Cottin Pogrebin Reflects on Gloria Steinem’s Revolutionary Feminist Legacy
Ms. magazine co-founder Letty Cottin Pogrebin recalls how Gloria Steinem inspired a generation to challenge patriarchal structures rather than adapt to them.
Faces of Death Review: Controversial 1978 Film Revisited in Digital-Age Horror
Daniel Goldhaber reimagines the infamous 1978 'video nasty' through a modern lens of online content moderation and moral panic, starring Barbie Ferreira.