Author: Marcus Webb

There are 3,649 shows at the Edinburgh Fringe 2026, and the best ticket among them costs nothing. Not “nothing” in

The bestselling novel on Britain’s beaches this summer is about a Hungarian bodyguard who answers most questions with the word

Forty-one thousand people bought tickets to see Frida Kahlo at Tate Modern before the doors even opened. That’s a record

Netflix spent the best part of a decade teaching Britain that waiting for television was a design flaw. Then it

With Glastonbury on a fallow year, stand-up is the live night out of 2026. These are the British comedians to book now – from Fringe hours to arena tours – and the one big ticket to skip.

UK publishing hit a record £7.4bn in 2025, with digital audio now 10% of the consumer market. Why audiobooks became Britain’s fastest-growing reading habit – and what the boom risks losing.