Category: 5. Entertainment

The number of plays attributed to the 16th-century playwright Thomas Kyd has more than doubled in a major new edition.

The forthcoming second volume of The Collected Works of Thomas Kyd makes a substantial case for his sole or part-authorship of…

Last month, on the same day that Revolution+1 – a fictionalised account of the life of Tetsuya Yamagami, the man who assassinated the former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe in July 2022 – screened at London’s ICA, during a season on the…

“The mood is curiosity this season,” says Dover Street Market Paris buying director Nick Tran, speaking of what to expect from Milan Fashion Week (MFW) Fall/Winter 2026. He goes on to ask the questions on everybody’s lips: “What will

180 Studios’ new film space launches with a month-long Kahlil Joseph residency.

180 Studios has opened a new space dedicated to film: The Underground Cinema, a newly adapted space where the medium of film is celebrated in all its many forms….

The BBC has released an extended first-look trailer and new artwork for series three of The Capture, which will arrive on BBC iPlayer and BBC One from Sunday 8 March.

The action-packed new trailer stars Holliday Grainger as Rachel Carey alongside…

In 1607, France’s Pont Neuf was officially opened to the public. The light gray stones that form its arches carry a story of Paris since the time of Henry III.