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As the nights get darker, Netflix has delivered a glossy, big-budget classic book adaptation to help keep us warm on those chilly winter evenings Based on John Steinbeck’s iconic novel of the same name, East Of Eden is a classic tale of multigenerational trauma, family rivalry and the battle between good and evil. Set in…
After a fallow year in 2026, Glastonbury is returning next year, with tickets for the event finally set to go on sale on Sunday 4 October. Famously, the Glasto ticket run is no mean feat. Tickets usually sell out within an hour, as thousands of music fans from around the world battle to secure their…
In the months that followed, a who’s who of broadcasters lined up to audition for the job, before the BBC landed on Big Brother host Emma Willis, The Last Leg comedian Josh Widdicombe and former Strictly pro Johannes Radebe. But what about the people who came close to landing the job, but didn’t quite make…
Some of Netflix’s most popular shows are returning to our screens this October. In the coming weeks, users can look forward to more relationship drama in the rom-com Nobody Wants This and reality series Love Is Blind, gripping twists in The Diplomat and plenty of mystery in Lupin. And that’s without getting into all of…
Andrew Scott – best known for his work in Fleabag, Sherlock and the James Bond film Spectre – could be about to become one of next year’s Oscars frontrunners thanks to a chilling new performance. Viewers got their first look at Elsinore, which hits cinemas in the US next month in a new trailer released…
Most of us associate menopause with symptoms like hot flushes and trouble sleeping. But there are actually over 60 symptoms associated with the life stage, including lesser-known changes like a “frozen shoulder” and foot pain. Additionally, it can be normal to experience some changes in focus and memory during perimenopause and menopause. Some women may…
There’s a sentence people say when someone is going through something difficult: “Let me know if you need anything.” It’s usually well-intentioned. Sometimes we genuinely mean it. But there’s something about that sentence that can make it feel less like the beginning of a conversation and more like the end of one. I’ve heard variations…
I was sitting in front of a room full of students at a youth empowerment camp on the Arizona-Mexico border when a disability justice advocate named Naomi Ortiz looked at me and said, calmly but directly, “What you’re doing isn’t helpful, Spencer.” I had just finished describing my proudest professional achievement: summiting Mount Kilimanjaro on…
My friend has been frustrated lately about the emotional labour she has to carry every day in her relationship by reminding her partner to stay connected with his friends and maintain his social life – and she isn’t the first person I’ve heard this from. A lot of my friends have confided in the past…
Though I think Victorian novelist Elizabeth Gaskell deserves more love, I have to concede she’s not exactly obscure: her work was on my university curriculum, and her novel North & South was even adapted by the BBC. But after picking up my first Dorothy Whipple book recently, I had my first true “how have I…