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‘Peaky Blinders is our Nutcracker’: how Rambert are dragging dance into the present – and their message for Timothée Chalamet ⊕
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How does a 100-year-old dance company face the 21st century? For Rambert’s Benoit Swan Pouffer the answer is combining innovation with popular adaptations such as the Brummie crime saga
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74 days ago
Emily Atack wows in a plunging silver gown as she joins her fellow glamorous leading ladies Victoria Smurfit and Bella Maclean at the Rivals season 2 premiere ⊕⊕
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Emily Atack led the glamorous arrivals to the premiere for Rivals series two held at the BFI IMAX South Bank in London on Wednesday night.
3 months ago
‘It’s iconic worldwide – it’s special to skateboard there’: the South Bank skatepark turns 50 ⊕
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The undercroft at London’s Southbank Centre has been a haven for skateboarders since the 1970s. Now a new exhibition is celebrating its contribution to culture – and community
Shane O’Brien first skat…
4 months ago
Pro-Iran demonstrators gather for London Al-Quds 'hate rally' with 1,000 riot police on alert ⊖⊖
Demonstrators gathered on the South Bank of the Thames for a static protest after the Home Secretary this week banned the planned Al-Quds Day march.
My cultural awakening: a 60s folk band helped me find my place as a person of colour in Britain ⊕
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Dragged along by my dad to see Pentangle, I heard something ancient that kickstarted my obsession with this country’s folklore – an enchanted, subversive and strange version of a Britain where I coul…
9 months ago
‘Why are our black boys hurting each other?’ Letitia Wright on the deaths that inspired her directorial debut ○
The Black Panther star made her name with intense roles in indie films before Marvel came calling. Now she’s telling her own stories, starting with a cast of ‘young kings’
Days before we meet, Letitia…
‘Too soothing’: why have music-hating art duo Gilbert & George gone orchestra mad? ⊕
They once described music as ‘the enemy’. But their warts-and-all paintings of sex, money, race and religion are now being given a soundtrack by the Philharmonia. The great contrarians explain all
Gil…
Housing secretary says work will start on three new towns before election ○
Steve Reed hails predecessor Angela Rayner as ‘true working-class hero’ and accuses Tories of blocking new homes
Steve Reed, the new housing secretary, has said he is “appalled” at the slow pace of ho…
11 months ago
‘I’ve been spat on’: gender non-conforming women tell of toilet abuse in aftermath of supreme court ruling ○
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Support groups report that women and non-binary people are increasingly being challenged in toilets and changing facilities – but others call it scaremongering
Caz Coronel was standing in the queue fo…