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Ffilm Gymraeg 'Effi o Blaenau' Yn Ennill Sylw Eang y Tu Allan i Gymru

Ffilm Gymraeg 'Effi o Blaenau' yn cael ymateb rhyfeddol y tu allan i Gymru, gyda dangosiadau mewn sinemâu Prydain a chroeso cadarnhaol yn y cyfryngau.

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Thirst Review: Icelandic 80s-Style Gore Fest Featuring a Genital-Removing Vampire

Thirst is a 1980s-style Icelandic gore film about a 1,000-year-old vampire who removes men’s genitals, featuring graphic scenes and a synth-heavy soundtrack.

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Rare 'Monarch of the Glen' Sister Painting Could Reach £4m at Auction

A rare sister painting to Sir Edwin Landseer's Monarch of the Glen, titled Scene in Braemar, is expected to sell for up to £4m at a London auction. Commissioned by Edward Ladd Betts, the large Highland masterpiece has a rich history and has been praised as a true Landseer classic.

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New Play 'The Standard of Living' Reimagines John Maynard Keynes' Legacy

James Graham’s new play, The Standard of Living, explores John Maynard Keynes’s life, his economic theories, artistic passions, and enduring influence on 20th-century politics and culture.

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Singer Duffy Surprises Café Visitors Before First Concert in 15 Years

Singer Duffy surprised visitors at a Welsh café ahead of her first concert in over 15 years. She will perform new songs at a secret London gig and discuss her past trauma in a Disney+ documentary.

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Ffilm Gymraeg 'Effi o Blaenau' Yn Ennill Sylw Eang y Tu Allan i Gymru

Ffilm Gymraeg 'Effi o Blaenau' yn cael ymateb rhyfeddol y tu allan i Gymru, gyda dangosiadau mewn sinemâu Prydain a chroeso cadarnhaol yn y cyfryngau.

5 min read

Thirst Review: Icelandic 80s-Style Gore Fest Featuring a Genital-Removing Vampire

Thirst is a 1980s-style Icelandic gore film about a 1,000-year-old vampire who removes men’s genitals, featuring graphic scenes and a synth-heavy soundtrack.

2 min read

Cast members of Icelandic vampire body horror film Thirst

Rare 'Monarch of the Glen' Sister Painting Could Reach £4m at Auction

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Rayan Bamhayan Scene in Braemar painting featuring a twelve point stag on a Highland peak

New Play 'The Standard of Living' Reimagines John Maynard Keynes' Legacy

James Graham’s new play, The Standard of Living, explores John Maynard Keynes’s life, his economic theories, artistic passions, and enduring influence on 20th-century politics and culture.

4 min read

John Maynard Keynes and another delegate sit at a table with a 'UNITED KINGDOM' placard, engaged in conversation

Singer Duffy Surprises Café Visitors Before First Concert in 15 Years

Singer Duffy surprised visitors at a Welsh café ahead of her first concert in over 15 years. She will perform new songs at a secret London gig and discuss her past trauma in a Disney+ documentary.

3 min read

Getty Images A woman with long blonde hair stood next to a woman with brown hair

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Ffilm Gymraeg 'Effi o Blaenau' Yn Ennill Sylw Eang y Tu Allan i Gymru

Ffilm Gymraeg 'Effi o Blaenau' yn cael ymateb rhyfeddol y tu allan i Gymru, gyda dangosiadau mewn sinemâu Prydain a chroeso cadarnhaol yn y cyfryngau.

5 min read

Thirst Review: Icelandic 80s-Style Gore Fest Featuring a Genital-Removing Vampire

Thirst is a 1980s-style Icelandic gore film about a 1,000-year-old vampire who removes men’s genitals, featuring graphic scenes and a synth-heavy soundtrack.

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Rare 'Monarch of the Glen' Sister Painting Could Reach £4m at Auction

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New Play 'The Standard of Living' Reimagines John Maynard Keynes' Legacy

James Graham’s new play, The Standard of Living, explores John Maynard Keynes’s life, his economic theories, artistic passions, and enduring influence on 20th-century politics and culture.

4 min read

Singer Duffy Surprises Café Visitors Before First Concert in 15 Years

Singer Duffy surprised visitors at a Welsh café ahead of her first concert in over 15 years. She will perform new songs at a secret London gig and discuss her past trauma in a Disney+ documentary.

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Young Poets Use Spoken Word to Inspire and Express in Political Times

Georgia Griffiths and Matt Nõmme share how spoken word poetry serves as therapy and expression amid political and social challenges, inspiring others to write and share their voices.

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Keith Bolton Georgia holding a microphone and looking at the audience at an open mic event. She wears a burnt orange leather jacket and has long black hair.

Myles Smith Transforms Therapy Notes into Debut Album 'My Mess, My Heart, My Life'

Myles Smith delays his debut album release to fully embrace the moment. Drawing from five years of therapy notes, his album explores struggle, recovery, and hope, reflecting his journey as a breakthrough British artist with emotional openness and candid songwriting.

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Getty Images Myles Smith is wearing a white shirt and black jacket performing on stage at the 2026 MOBO Awards with a guitar and a microphone. The background behind him is orange.

Teen's Artwork Selected for Scotland World Cup Team Bus Design

Sean McIntosh, a 13-year-old from Dundee, won an international competition with his artwork featured on Scotland's World Cup team bus as the men's team returns after 28 years.

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Supplied A boy wearing a red football top stands beside the Scotland World Cup team bus, which features his design

Starmer Faces Potential Exodus as Tributes Pour in for Artist David Hockney

Tributes pour in for artist David Hockney after his death aged 88. Andy Burnham discusses welfare cuts to fund defence. Ed Miliband aims for chancellor if Burnham becomes PM. Kevin Sinfield knighted for fundraising against motor neurone disease.

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The headline of the Independent reads: "Starmer braced for exodus as Burnham readies top team."

Harry Styles Launches Record-Breaking Wembley Residency with X Factor Memories

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Anthony Pham Harry Styles strides onto the stage at Wembley Stadium, wearing a black and white pinstripe jacket and a wide-collared blue shirt. Spotlights illuminate the audience, and the singer is wearing aviator sunglasses.

David Hockney’s Art Celebrated Gay Love When It Was Illegal in the UK

David Hockney's early paintings boldly depicted same-sex love when homosexuality was illegal in the UK. His art celebrated gay domestic life and challenged social taboos, influencing British and LGBT+ culture profoundly.

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AFP via Getty Images An employee poses alongside artworks entitled 'We Two Boys Together Clinging, 1961' (L), 'The Most Beautiful Boy in the World, 1961' (C), and 'Tea Painting in an Illusionistic Style, 1961', by British artist David Hockney, during a photocall to promote a retrospective of Hockney's work, at the Tate Britain in London on February 6, 2017.

Ed Sheeran Revives Interest in Allan Taylor's 1978 Album The Traveller

Ed Sheeran's discovery of Allan Taylor's 1978 album The Traveller has revived interest in the folk singer-songwriter's career, highlighting his decades-long journey and influence.

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BBC Allan Taylor seated and looking at the camera and smiling with a guitar o his lap and both arms resting on it.

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Ffilm Gymraeg 'Effi o Blaenau' Yn Ennill Sylw Eang y Tu Allan i Gymru

Thirst Review: Icelandic 80s-Style Gore Fest Featuring a Genital-Removing Vampire

Rare 'Monarch of the Glen' Sister Painting Could Reach £4m at Auction

New Play 'The Standard of Living' Reimagines John Maynard Keynes' Legacy

Singer Duffy Surprises Café Visitors Before First Concert in 15 Years

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Ffilm Gymraeg 'Effi o Blaenau' Yn Ennill Sylw Eang y Tu Allan i Gymru

Thirst Review: Icelandic 80s-Style Gore Fest Featuring a Genital-Removing Vampire

Rare 'Monarch of the Glen' Sister Painting Could Reach £4m at Auction

New Play 'The Standard of Living' Reimagines John Maynard Keynes' Legacy

Singer Duffy Surprises Café Visitors Before First Concert in 15 Years

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Ed Sheeran Revives Interest in Allan Taylor's 1978 Album The Traveller

David Hockney's Iconic Art: Pools, Seasons, and Portraits in Pictures

Rare 'Monarch of the Glen' Sister Painting Could Reach £4m at Auction

New Play 'The Standard of Living' Reimagines John Maynard Keynes' Legacy

Harry Styles Launches Record-Breaking Wembley Residency with X Factor Memories

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Ffilm Gymraeg 'Effi o Blaenau' Yn Ennill Sylw Eang y Tu Allan i Gymru

Thirst Review: Icelandic 80s-Style Gore Fest Featuring a Genital-Removing Vampire

Rare 'Monarch of the Glen' Sister Painting Could Reach £4m at Auction

New Play 'The Standard of Living' Reimagines John Maynard Keynes' Legacy

Singer Duffy Surprises Café Visitors Before First Concert in 15 Years

Young Poets Use Spoken Word to Inspire and Express in Political Times

Myles Smith Transforms Therapy Notes into Debut Album 'My Mess, My Heart, My Life'

Teen's Artwork Selected for Scotland World Cup Team Bus Design

Starmer Faces Potential Exodus as Tributes Pour in for Artist David Hockney

Harry Styles Launches Record-Breaking Wembley Residency with X Factor Memories

David Hockney’s Art Celebrated Gay Love When It Was Illegal in the UK

Ed Sheeran Revives Interest in Allan Taylor's 1978 Album The Traveller