Category: 5. Entertainment

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Trinity’s refreshed Strings Syllabus from 2025 marks an exciting new chapter for violinists. Designed to nurture creativity, technical skill and musical identity, the new Violin Exam Pieces from 2025 books bring together an exceptional range…

Justin Postlethwaite joins an epic gourmet celebration of cassoulet in Toulouse and becomes a world record holder.

In May, I was lucky enough to be…

If you enjoyed Scream and Cabin in the Woods, you’ll want to give this Indonesian horror a spin: it’s a gleefully referential slasher set not in a cabin in the woods, but a villa in the jungle. Said villa has no phone signal, but does benefit…

Prince Andrew’s team tried to hire “internet trolls to hassle” his accuser, Virginia Giuffre, while he hid behind the “well-guarded gates” of Balmoral Castle to avoid being served court papers, according to allegations in her posthumous…

At the Seoul Arts Center, Lio Kuokman and the Hong Kong Philharmonic set out their stall with two crisp modern postcards before turning to Tchaikovsky’s big‑ticket pairing of the First Piano Concerto and the Fifth Symphony. Unsuk Chin’s…

MPs have moved to lodge a parliamentary motion to strip Prince Andrew of his dukedom, in a rarely permitted move in the Commons.

The government is facing mounting pressure over the prince’s residence in the 30-room Royal Lodge in Windsor, where…

The actor also discussed being inspired by Mick Jagger and Prince for his performance in Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein

Down an alley in Covent Garden, on a building that was once a banana warehouse, there is a blue plaque. “Monty Python, Film Maker, Lived Here, 1976-1987,” reads the inscription. It’s easy to miss: the plaque is not at eye level as they…