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fromwww.theguardian.com
1 day ago
London politics

The Alienation Effect by Owen Hatherley review meet the brutalists

The study reveals that outsiders often provide fresh perspectives on cultural identity, as exemplified by émigrés' influence on English art and architecture.
Independent films
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 day ago

Where Dragons Live review reflections on family life in an extraordinary setting

Documentary 'Where Dragons Live' offers a heartfelt exploration of a family's complex relationship with their grand childhood home and their parents' legacy.
fromwww.bbc.com
1 week ago
London politics

Where the ancient tree felled by Toby Carvery once stood, people are reeling

The felling of a 500-year-old oak tree in Enfield ignited public outrage and reflection on the significance of trees in British culture.
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 week ago
London food

Gossip, gowns and Agas: could Ladies of the Cotswolds be reality TV's next big thing?

A new reality series, 'Ladies of the Cotswolds', will explore the lives of elite women in the region, highlighting their lavish lifestyles.
fromWGB
4 weeks ago
Video games

Atomfall Brings In Big Numbers For Rebellion, Becoming Biggest Launch In Studio History

Rebellion's new game Atomfall has achieved unprecedented success, surpassing 1.5 million players shortly after launch.
#stereotypes
fromMail Online
3 months ago
Miscellaneous

What your ACCENT says about you - including how rich you are

Accents significantly impact social perceptions, reflecting biases regarding trust and behavior in the UK.
fromMail Online
4 weeks ago
UK politics

The most common 'polite-isms' Britons use to avoid confrontation

Britons exhibit a strong aversion to confrontation, often relying on 'polite-isms' to navigate communication.
fromMail Online
3 months ago
Miscellaneous

What your ACCENT says about you - including how rich you are

Accents significantly impact social perceptions, reflecting biases regarding trust and behavior in the UK.
fromMail Online
4 weeks ago
UK politics

The most common 'polite-isms' Britons use to avoid confrontation

Britons exhibit a strong aversion to confrontation, often relying on 'polite-isms' to navigate communication.
more#stereotypes
fromSlate Magazine
1 month ago
London politics

The British Figured Out the Perfect Kind of Crossword. Where You At, Americans?

Cryptic crosswords are significantly popular in the UK but remain underappreciated in the U.S.
#entertainment
fromwww.nytimes.com
1 month ago
SF LGBT

David Raven, British Drag Performer Known as Maisie Trollette, Dies at 91

David Raven, known as Maisie Trollette, was a pioneering figure in British drag performance and died at the age of 91.
fromwww.newsshopper.co.uk
4 months ago
Miscellaneous

When is the Royal Variety Performance 2024 on TV? What time to tune into ITV

The Royal Variety Performance 2024 showcased top entertainers, highlighted royal attendance, and celebrated its long-standing tradition as a charity event.
SF LGBT
fromwww.nytimes.com
1 month ago

David Raven, British Drag Performer Known as Maisie Trollette, Dies at 91

David Raven, known as Maisie Trollette, was a pioneering figure in British drag performance and died at the age of 91.
fromwww.newsshopper.co.uk
4 months ago
Miscellaneous

When is the Royal Variety Performance 2024 on TV? What time to tune into ITV

The Royal Variety Performance 2024 showcased top entertainers, highlighted royal attendance, and celebrated its long-standing tradition as a charity event.
more#entertainment
#queen-elizabeth-ii
London
fromTime Out London
2 months ago

London's Queen Elizabeth II memorial just got a step closer to being built

A memorial for Queen Elizabeth II will be built in St James' Park, celebrating her service and leadership.
fromwww.independent.co.uk
5 months ago
UK news

Ditching monarchy would represent loss of identity' to many Brits, argues new study

The death of Queen Elizabeth II significantly impacted national sentiment towards the monarchy, linking it strongly with British identity.
fromwww.theguardian.com
7 months ago
JavaScript

Balmoral style: why is the late queen's tweedy fashion taking over the world?

Miu Miu's Balmoral style celebrates Queen Elizabeth II, mixing conservatism and rebellion, reshaping historical fashion for modern audiences.
fromItsnicethat
6 months ago
Miscellaneous

It's what she would have wanted: Good Mourning documents the Queen's passing

Nick Bannehr documented the unique public mourning for Queen Elizabeth II, revealing a complex atmosphere of performative grief and cultural reflection.
London
fromTime Out London
2 months ago

London's Queen Elizabeth II memorial just got a step closer to being built

A memorial for Queen Elizabeth II will be built in St James' Park, celebrating her service and leadership.
fromwww.independent.co.uk
5 months ago
UK news

Ditching monarchy would represent loss of identity' to many Brits, argues new study

The death of Queen Elizabeth II significantly impacted national sentiment towards the monarchy, linking it strongly with British identity.
fromwww.theguardian.com
7 months ago
JavaScript

Balmoral style: why is the late queen's tweedy fashion taking over the world?

Miu Miu's Balmoral style celebrates Queen Elizabeth II, mixing conservatism and rebellion, reshaping historical fashion for modern audiences.
fromItsnicethat
6 months ago
Miscellaneous

It's what she would have wanted: Good Mourning documents the Queen's passing

Nick Bannehr documented the unique public mourning for Queen Elizabeth II, revealing a complex atmosphere of performative grief and cultural reflection.
more#queen-elizabeth-ii
#music
SF music
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

Sam Fender: People Watching review | Alexis Petridis's album of the week

Sam Fender's 'Remember My Name' combines personal storytelling with a strong sense of cultural identity, promising mass appeal at festivals.
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago
Writing

Richard Dawson: End of the Middle review a unique snapshot of ordinary British life

Richard Dawson's eighth album, 'End of the Middle', focuses on the generational patterns within a family, showcasing relatable stories of modern British life.
SF music
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago

Sam Fender: People Watching review | Alexis Petridis's album of the week

Sam Fender's 'Remember My Name' combines personal storytelling with a strong sense of cultural identity, promising mass appeal at festivals.
fromwww.theguardian.com
2 months ago
Writing

Richard Dawson: End of the Middle review a unique snapshot of ordinary British life

Richard Dawson's eighth album, 'End of the Middle', focuses on the generational patterns within a family, showcasing relatable stories of modern British life.
more#music
fromItsnicethat
2 months ago
Miscellaneous

Love on the Highstreet is a heartwarming depiction of sentimentality in a "stereotypically stoic nation"

The film shows a more open and friendly perspective on Valentine's Day than initially expected.
fromwww.nytimes.com
2 months ago
Digital life

Pub Stays in Britain: Food, Lodging and Hanging Out With Locals

Pubs with accommodations enhance community engagement and are vital for pub survival amid economic challenges.
fromwww.theguardian.com
4 months ago
Fashion & style

Click, clic boom! How secondhand clothes shopping turned very sour

The interactions on secondhand shopping apps reflect a unique blend of humor and rudeness, forming an integral part of the experience.
Drama emerges from the everyday dealings of secondhand shopping, highlighting a shift in communication style among UK users.
fromVulture
4 months ago
Miscellaneous

Give Your Brain an '80s Bubble Bath and Watch Rivals

Rivals offers a humorous and seductive escape from winter's gloom, depicting chaotic relationships in a fictional British TV setting.
fromwww.theguardian.com
4 months ago
Miscellaneous

The vibe may be British, but the money is not': how the US quietly conquered UK TV

Industry showcases British culture but is fundamentally a US production, highlighting the blending of television narratives across the Atlantic.
fromBusiness Matters
5 months ago
Miscellaneous

How to Choose the Right Custom Hat for Your Style in the UK

Hats in Britain serve both functional and stylish purposes, showcasing individuality while holding historical and social significance.
fromThe Ringer
5 months ago
Miscellaneous

Blur With Chris Ryan

The band played a pivotal role in shaping Britpop and influenced a significant indie music movement.
Their musical journey is characterized by evolution through various genres, marking their impact on British culture.
#history
fromWorld History Encyclopedia
5 months ago
History

The Origins of British Pub Names

British pub names reflect local history and culture, often dating back to medieval times, and serve as significant cultural identifiers.
fromSecret London
10 months ago
London

A Trail Of Iconic British-Themed Sculptures Has Arrived In London

A new 'Journey Through Time' trail of British-themed sculptures celebrating King Charles' birthday has been unveiled in London's Heritage Quarter.
fromWorld History Encyclopedia
5 months ago
History

The Origins of British Pub Names

British pub names reflect local history and culture, often dating back to medieval times, and serve as significant cultural identifiers.
fromSecret London
10 months ago
London

A Trail Of Iconic British-Themed Sculptures Has Arrived In London

A new 'Journey Through Time' trail of British-themed sculptures celebrating King Charles' birthday has been unveiled in London's Heritage Quarter.
more#history
fromstupidDOPE
5 months ago
Miscellaneous

Winston Churchill's Former London Home: History, Luxury, and a Touch of Drama | stupidDOPE

Living at 27 Hyde Park Gate offers a unique blend of historical significance and modern elegance, making it a rare opportunity.
fromwww.theguardian.com
5 months ago
Miscellaneous

David Hare: I don't have much time. I am trying to write a lot of stuff'

David Hare feels a sense of urgency to increase his creative output, motivated by a limited time to tell impactful stories.
fromwww.theguardian.com
5 months ago
Miscellaneous

Remember, remember, the fifth of November, when a bad guy tried to blow up a political system | Marina Hyde

Guy Fawkes is both a historical villain and a cultural figure celebrated by modern traditions, reflecting changing attitudes towards rebellion.
fromwww.hamhigh.co.uk
5 months ago
Miscellaneous

Madame Tussauds unveils new star attraction at Paddington film premiere

Madame Tussauds has unveiled a new wax figure of Paddington Bear, celebrating his cultural significance as part of the movie premiere in London.
fromwww.bbc.com
7 months ago
London

Lost designer coat reappears after nearly 40 years

A long-lost coat designed by Jean Pallant was discovered in an Oxfam shop, nearly 40 years after its disappearance.
fromElite Traveler
7 months ago
Design

Turner Prize 2024 Exhibition Opens at Tate Britain

The Turner Prize 2024 celebrates diverse contemporary art and its ability to provoke debate, featuring artists like Pio Abad, Claudette Johnson, Jasleen Kaur, and Delaine Le Bas.
fromMail Online
7 months ago
OMG science

Science behind the perfect conker - and why bigger isn't always better

The advantage in conker matches often lies in choosing smaller conkers for their density and structural integrity, not size.
fromwww.theguardian.com
7 months ago
Marketing

Sausage rolls and Oasis: Britishcore' Tiktok trend drives interest in UK culture

Britishcore is a viral TikTok trend showcasing mundane British life, reflecting renewed global interest in British culture.
fromCN Traveller
8 months ago
Design

Meet the South Asian entrepreneurs taking London by storm

South Asian entrepreneurs have greatly influenced fashion, beauty, and food in the UK for centuries.
fromwww.standard.co.uk
11 months ago
Design

Rankin exhibition showcases 90s photographs of Kate Moss, David Bowie and Jude Law

A tribute to the experimentation and early days of British photographer Rankin's work featured in Dazed & Confused magazine between 1991-2001.
fromwww.theguardian.com
10 months ago
Writing

Amy Poehler: If we want young people to fix everything, why do we make fun of them?'

Brits engage in gentle teasing as a way of showing respect and affection towards one another.
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