Category: 5. Entertainment

Throughout October, the Barbican in London is hosting Voiced: The Festival for Endangered Languages. It’s the first UK festival for artists who create in indigenous languages and dialects. And it explores themes of art, language, the idea…

The 10^th London East Asia Film Festival got off to an action-packed start last night with a brand-new print of John Woo’s 1992 undercover cop drama Hard Boiled, starring Chow Yun-fat and Tony Leung. Present at the event — to receive an…

“Nobody stops at a stop sign and thinks: ‘When are they going to redesign that? It’s so old!’”

So declared Susan Kare, the American artist and graphic designer, during a design panel in Paris for the buzzy digital security company…

Mika Singh will bring his signature swag and fun energy as he joins Salman Khan to promote his new party anthem ‘Gunda’.

Published: Friday,Oct 24, 2025 14:03 PM GMT+05:30

Bigg Boss 19 is getting more dramatic with each…

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Art Basel is delighted to announce that Karim Crippa is appointed as director of Art Basel Paris. Taking up the role from November 1, 2025, Crippa will lead the Paris show into its next chapter, working closely with participating…

Something is rotten in Swedish theatre. In front of Elverket – a former power station that for much of the last 30 years has been at the centre of Stockholm’s experimental dramatic output – posters proclaim that theatre is dead. Inside the…

The McMichael Canadian Art Collection, home to one of the world’s foremost collections of Canadian and Indigenous art, revealed today plans for a “transformative redevelopment” of its campus in Kleinburg, Ontario, led by the Toronto-based…

From Ncuti Gatwa in Born With Teeth to Alicia Vikander in The Lady From the Sea and Susan Sarandon in Mary Page Marlowe, there’s no shortage of starry celebrities being cast for the West End right now.

It is a phenomenon happening in subsidised…