If you were to imagine the recent evolution of music in Europe as a series of scenes from a Where’s Wally?-style puzzle book, one bespectacled, lanky figure would pop up on almost every page. There he is in mid-90s London, handing out flyers…
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‘PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS’ RETURNS FOR SEASON 3 LATER THIS YEAR ON DISNEY+
A First Look at the Upcoming Season Was Revealed MidwayThrough Season 2 Finale Credits
All Episodes of Season 2 Now Available To Binge on Disney+ and HuluPhoto Credit: Disney
Click HERE To View the Season 3 First Look
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Dame Prue Leith leaves The Great British Bake Off
Steven McIntoshEntertainment reporter
Getty ImagesDame Prue Leith is to leave The Great British Bake Off after almost a decade as a judge on the show.
The 86-year-old replaced Dame Mary Berry on the series in 2017, appearing alongside fellow judge…
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BBC announces landmark deal to make bespoke content for YouTube | BBC
The BBC has announced that it will produce tailor-made content for YouTube in a milestone for British television as the public service broadcaster teams up with the world’s biggest video platform.
The corporation has previously posted clips and…
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Ncuti Gatwa, Sir Derek Jacobi, David Sedaris and Lydia Leonard announced as finalists for the 2026 BBC Audio Drama Awards
The BBC has unveiled the finalists for the 2026 BBC Audio Drama Awards, highlighting the very best in audio drama and comedy from across the UK and beyond. Now in its fifteenth year, the Awards recognise excellence in writing, production,…
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Review | George Saunders returns to a world full of ghosts – The Washington Post
- Review | George Saunders returns to a world full of ghosts The Washington Post
- Vigil by George Saunders review – will a world-wrecking oil tycoon repent? The Guardian
- George Saunders returns to the life/death in-between in ‘Vigil’
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Shaker Style: Małgorzata Karpiuk on Designing Amanda Seyfried’s Dance-Ready Wardrobe for “The Testament of Ann Lee” in 6 Weeks
In Mona Fastvold’s newest film, The Testament of Ann Lee, the story of the Shaker movement’s origins in the 18th century is told through the unique lens of a mystical, at times even absurd,
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Owen Hatherley, High Standards — Sidecar
At least until the invasion of Iraq – and to an extent, even afterwards – New Labour could count on the support of the British culture industry. Of course there were exceptions: the odd band, like Primal Scream or Asian Dub Foundation; the…
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Doni Nahmias on Marty Supreme, the Paris Runway and F1
Doni Nahmias is on a roll. Fresh off partnering with Timothée Chalamet and his stylist Taylor McNeill on the sold-out Marty Supreme clothing line, the founder of the Californian menswear label is returning to the Paris runway after a three-year…
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BOMB Magazine | Amy Ching-Yan Lam by Jacob Korczynski
Amy Ching-Yan Lam’s recent projects are incisive examples of how artists’ books can be actively encountered by viewers rather than sealed inside vitrines. For a full…
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