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Northern Ireland’s Dog Ears Debuts First Animated Series on Apple TV

Northern Ireland’s Dog Ears studio launches its first animated series, My Brother the Minotaur, on Apple TV. The fantasy adventure features a young minotaur and explores themes of identity, with a high-profile voice cast and critical acclaim.

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BBC Three woman and a man standing around a desk in an office.

Goolagong Review: A Heartfelt Tribute to Tennis Legend Evonne Goolagong

Goolagong is a heartfelt ABC drama honoring Aboriginal tennis legend Evonne Goolagong, exploring her triumphs, challenges, and legacy with strong performances and social context.

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Woman about to hit the ball on a tennis court while wearing a white tennis dress

Quentin Tarantino Seen at Cardiff Hotel Amid UK Relocation

Quentin Tarantino was spotted at Cardiff's Parkgate Hotel while preparing to debut his first theatre play, 'The Popinjay Cavalier,' marking his move to the UK.

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BBC Quentin Tarantino sat on the left at a table. A woman in a black dress is walking through the venue.

Exhibition Showcases Moths' Adaptation to Human-Driven Environmental Changes

An exhibition at Kestle Barton gallery showcases Sarah Gillespie's mezzotint prints, exploring moths' adaptation to human-driven environmental changes, focusing on the peppered moth's evolution during and after the industrial revolution.

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Sarah Gillespie A black and white image of a peppered moth - it is a large moth with a fluffy body and black speckles covering its white wings. It also has two long antennas which are tucked beside its face and have short hairs on them.

James Burrows, Iconic Director of Cheers and Friends, Dies at 85

James Burrows, co-creator of Cheers and director of iconic sitcoms like Friends and Will & Grace, has died aged 85. His career spanned over 50 years with numerous awards and lasting influence on television comedy.

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Getty Images James Burrows in a short white beard and mustache and a dark suit looks slightly away from the camera.

Welsh-Language Film 'Effi o Blaenau' Praised as a Social Realism Sensation

The Welsh-language film Effi o Blaenau, directed by Marc Evans and starring Leisa Gwenllian, has been praised as a powerful blend of social realism and tragedy. Set in Blaenau Ffestiniog, the film explores themes of poverty and isolation with English subtitles for wider UK audiences.

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Tarian Cyf / S4C A young woman with brown hair in a ponytail and wearing a white puffer coat stares at the camera with a sad expression

Murlun Newydd i Anrhydeddu Ivor Emmanuel ym Mhontrhydyfen

Murlun newydd wedi'i greu ym Mhontrhydyfen i anrhydeddu actor Ivor Emmanuel, seren y ffilm Zulu, gyda chefnogaeth y gymuned a'r artist Dave Nash.

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Murlun Ivor Emmanuel ar ochr tafarn The Colliers Arms ym Mhontrhydyfen

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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Cast members of Icelandic vampire body horror film Thirst

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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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.

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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.

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