Douglas Stuart and Marlon James Lead Booker Prize Longlist

The Dulwich Picture Gallery presents "Portrait of a City," an exhibition that delves into the evolution of the American urban landscape and the development of photographic language through the works of seminal 20th-century photographers. This is only the second photography exhibition in the gal

Val McDermid, the renowned crime writer, and Jo Sharp, Scotland's inaugural female Geographer Royal, had a longstanding practice of keeping their professional lives distinct. However, a serendipitous discovery concerning a ill-fated 17th-century expedition prompted them to embark on a joint wr

Tom Holland returns as the troubled webslinger in a new chapter that is sometimes surprising and occasionally drags. At 30 years old, Holland, who recently portrayed Telemachus in Christopher Nolan's "Odyssey," stating it was his "last chance to play a boy," is back as the supposedly awkward a

The Booker Prize longlist this year presents a compelling lineup, featuring two previous winners alongside a fresh wave of diverse voices and ambitious narratives. Marlon James, the acclaimed author of "A Brief History of Seven Killings," makes a powerful return with "The Disappearers," a poly

As she brings her memoir to the Edinburgh festival, Keeley Hazell talks about trauma, exploitation, the hollowness of the high life – and her new career as a writer on Ted Lasso. In the mid-2000s, it felt as though "everyone" had seen Keeley Hazell topless. Page 3 was a prominent feature

Beyond the thrilling matches and unexpected outcomes on the field, the World Cup has delivered a treasure trove of viral television moments. From a pranked England manager and a seemingly bored David Beckham to an impressive Viking-themed fan presence and a notable wager by Wayne Rooney, the world