Tens of thousands of protesters draw the Red Line for Gaza in Brussels
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A lost Salvador Dalí painting bought for £150 is set for auction
The 1966 watercolour, part of a long-lost Arabian Nights series, was authenticated after being rediscovered by an antiques dealer at a garage sale in the UK.
Saatchi Gallery celebrates hip hop with joyful new photography show
Boomboxes, breakdancers, and beats: a culture that changed the world. The Saatchi Gallery’s latest exhibition is offering a photographic deep dive into the rise of hip hop.
Berlin LGBTQ+ café targeted in wave of escalating hate crimes
With 45 attacks reported in 18 months, a Berlin LGBTQ+ café meant to be a safe space has become the target of escalating hate crimes.
Judge dismisses Alec Baldwin’s lawsuit over ‘Rust’ shooting
The dismissed lawsuit targeted prosecutors and law enforcement officials, alleging they pursued the criminal case against Baldwin for political or personal gain.
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Messi and his wife steal the show on Coldplay’s notorious kiss cam
After the viral Astronomer "Coldplaygate" moment, the Argentinian footballing superstar showed everyone how it’s done - sharing a sweet moment with his wife on the now-notorious kiss cam.
Art Wars: Everything you need to know about George Lucas' new museum
George Lucas, the genius behind the Star Wars and Indiana Jones franchises, has finally pulled back the curtain on his hugely ambitious museum, set to open in LA next year.
Artists revolt against Spotify over CEO’s investment in AI warfare
Several artists, including King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, Deerhoof, and Xiu Xiu, are pulling their music from Spotify in protest of CEO Daniel Ek’s investment in an AI-powered military tech firm.
Is the Japanese walking trend backed by science?
"Japanese walking" is blowing up online – but what is it and does the science back it up? Spoiler: it does.
Doctors vs AI: Who wins in the battle of medical diagnosis?
While the AI system was faster and about as accurate, doctors offered more empathetic and personalised reports in a diagnostic competition in Shanghai.
Staring at screens all day? Here's how to protect your eyes
From the 20-20-20 rule to rethinking your workspace, here are some practical, science-backed tips to protect your vision in a screen-heavy world.
Millions in Europe unknowingly living with hepatitis, officials warn
European health authorities called for countries to improve testing, vaccination, and access to treatment.
Trump’s media war: White House takes aim at South Park and Colbert
The White House is fighting back against what it calls “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” targeting satirical media and political talk shows.
Black women face systemic neglect in maternity care, new report warns
A major study adds to mounting evidence that Black and mixed-ethnicity women are consistently failed by the UK’s maternity system.
Shipwreck of 18th century warship uncovered on remote Scottish island
With the help of archaeologists, the wreck was identified as the Earl of Chatham, which served in Canada during the Seven Years’ War and later became a whaling ship.
Inside the UK’s biggest showcase of Versace’s iconic fashion designs
Chainmail, silk shirts, pin dresses, and a whole lot of gold - Versace’s most iconic looks are lighting up London in a throwback to ’90s fashion royalty.
Music legends pay tribute to Ozzy Osbourne following singer's death
Music legends including Elton John, AC/DC and Rod Stewart have paid tribute to the 'Prince of Darkness', following his death at the age of 76.
George the Poet teams up with young Londoners to reimagine iconic art
Supported by George the Poet, a new project at London's FRAMELESS reimagines classic artworks through the voices and experiences of a new generation.
Johnny Depp unveils art collection of his most personal paintings yet
Johnny Depp is letting a little more light in - literally and emotionally - with a new art collection painted during one of the happiest chapters of his life.
Police drop Glastonbury criminal probe into Belfast rap group Kneecap
Avon and Somerset Police say they will be taking “no further action” after reviewing video and audio footage from Kneecap’s set at Glastonbury.
Remembering Felix Baumgartner - the man who skydived from space
The world of extreme sports is mourning the death of Felix Baumgartner, the Austrian athlete who became the first person to break the sound barrier during a freefall jump in 2012. He died in a paragliding crash along Italy's eastern coast, at the age of 56.
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