Gregg Allman Doc Explores Trauma and Tragedy
A new documentary, 'Gregg Allman: The Music of My Soul,' delves into the musician's life marked by tragedy, including his brother Duane's death and his own struggles.
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Labyrinth at 40: Cast and Crew Recall the Making of the Cult Film
Jim Henson's Labyrinth, starring David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly, bombed on release but became a cult classic. Cast and crew share memories of puppets, laughter, and Henson's magic.
Indigenous American Art Review at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
A stunning exhibition of Indigenous American art at Yorkshire Sculpture Park explores deep connections to land and heritage through diverse works.
Thirst Review: Icelandic Gore Fest Delivers Body Horror
Thirst, an Icelandic body horror film, pushes boundaries with extreme gore and genital mutilation. Critics are divided on its artistic merit vs shock value.
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Obama Presidential Center Chicago Nears Completion
The Obama Presidential Center in Chicago is set to open next year, featuring a museum, library, and public spaces designed to inspire civic engagement.
Brooklyn Beckham's DoorDash Ad: Family Brand Irony
Brooklyn Peltz Beckham stars in a DoorDash ad, months after criticizing his family's self-promotion. The ad hints at family drama, amid ongoing tensions with the Beckhams.
The Uses of Utopia Review: Can the Ideal Society Exist?
Joad Raymond Wren's 'The Uses of Utopia' examines the concept of an ideal society, questioning its feasibility and relevance in modern times.
Girlfriends Review: Queer Coming-of-Age Tale from Hong Kong to Taiwan
A heartfelt review of Girlfriends, a queer coming-of-age film that explores love and growing pains as it journeys from Hong Kong to Taiwan.
The Traitors Play Has Five Endings in London
A new stage adaptation of The Traitors at London's Gillian Lynne Theatre offers five different endings, with audiences voting live each night.
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Taylor Swift Spotted Solo in NYC Before Wedding to Travis Kelce
Taylor Swift was seen enjoying a solo outing in New York City on Monday, just weeks before her anticipated marriage to Travis Kelce.
Stephen Sanchez Cancels Australian Tour Over Burnout
Stephen Sanchez apologizes for canceling his Australian and New Zealand tour without explanation, admitting he nearly quit music due to burnout and negative energy surrounding his album release.
Natural Disaster Review: Maternity Leave's Last Day
Lisa Owens' second novel captures the hilarious, moving, and truthfully plodding details of a mother's last day of maternity leave with her two little boys.
Spielberg's Disclosure Day Divides Audiences
Steven Spielberg's new alien thriller Disclosure Day tops box office but receives mixed reviews, with CinemaScore B grade and polarizing reactions from audiences and critics.
TV Tonight: The Light in the Hall Returns, Bear Grylls
The Light in the Hall: Still Waters airs on Channel 4, Bear Grylls takes Rhys Darby to Utah, and Timothée Chalamet stars in Wonka on Netflix.
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Limestone Pavement's Hidden Woodland Garden Revealed
A wood warbler leads to a revelation about limestone pavement in Grass Wood, where clints and grikes host a lush suite of woodland plants like herb paris.
Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo File for Divorce
Country singer Jelly Roll filed for divorce from Bunnie Xo in Tennessee on May 18, ending nearly a decade of marriage marked by a 2018 cheating scandal and IVF struggles.
New Biopic Sheds Light on Greece's Founding Father
A new film explores the life of Ioannis Kapodistrias, Greece's first governor, who built modern Greece from scratch but remains a divisive figure 250 years after his birth.
Brooklyn Beckham's DoorDash Ad Sparks Family Feud
Brooklyn Beckham appears in a DoorDash ad about the World Cup, sparking family feud rumors. He misses his father's Walk of Fame ceremony, and a letter from sister Harper adds fuel to the rift.
Edwina Bartholomew Opens Up About Country Move
Sunrise star Edwina Bartholomew shares how moving to the country helped her family overcome health struggles and find happiness.
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Zendaya and Tom Holland Stun at Spider-Man Premiere
Zendaya and Tom Holland walked their first red carpet together in two years at the Spider-Man: Brand New Day premiere in Madrid, sparking romance rumors.
Five Women Quit Farmer Wants A Wife After First Farm Visit
Five women leave Farmer Wants A Wife after arriving on farms, citing doubts about farm life, insecurity, and missing family. The farmers face unexpected departures.
Bonnie Tyler Out of Coma, Still in Intensive Care
Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler is no longer in a coma but remains critically ill in intensive care in Portugal after emergency intestinal surgery in May.
OnlyFans: Inside the Machine Review – Grim, Unsexy TV
A review of the documentary 'OnlyFans: Inside the Machine' that explores the dark side of the platform, calling it monumentally grim and unsexy television.
Psychic Medium John Edward Returns to Australia Tour
John Edward, renowned psychic medium and TV host, announces a 2025 Australian tour across 11 cities from October to December, offering live connections with departed loved ones.
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Distillation Review: Luke Casserly at Cork Midsummer Festival
Luke Casserly's 'Distillation' at Cork Midsummer Festival is a deeply personal and intimate performance exploring memory and identity through storytelling and song.
Invasion of the Parakeets Review: Class Warfare?
A review of the documentary 'Invasion of the Parakeets' exploring whether the debate over parakeets reflects deeper class tensions in Britain.
John Oliver Targets Makerfield Byelection
John Oliver's show highlights the Makerfield byelection, a Labour stronghold, with his trademark satire and commentary on UK politics.
Jazz Pianist Abdullah Ibrahim Dies at 91
Abdullah Ibrahim, the legendary South African jazz pianist and composer known for his distinctive style and anti-apartheid activism, has died at the age of 91.
Australian Horror Film Leviticus Set to Terrify
Adrian Chiarella writes and directs Leviticus, an Australian horror film exploring cults and isolation. The movie promises a unique blend of psychological terror and visceral scares.
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Lorfeo Review: Kentridge's Stunning Opera at Glyndebourne
William Kentridge's visually striking production of Monteverdi's Lorfeo at Glyndebourne Festival blends music, animation, and political allegory in a must-see opera experience.
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