By Tessa Nolan So, Salome is in town. At the Theatre Royal Haymarket, no less. One of Oscar Wilde’s old haunts. The press release lands,…
By Sara Bright So, the October film lists are out. The usual glossy round-ups of what we’re supposed to be watching. And you look at…
There is a moment in Olivier Dahan’s La Vie en Rose (2007) when Marion Cotillard, as the aged Edith Piaf, sits hunched in a chair…
By Maria Bregman For decades, the currency of a film festival has been the rectangle. The shape of the screen, the dimensions of the poster,…
By Maria Bregman Every October, the machinery of the BFI London Film Festival whirs into life. There are the gala screenings, the red carpets, the…
By Sara Bright Creativitys.UK is thrilled to announce the painter Art Liard as the recipient of the September 2025 Creativity’s UK Award (Creativity’s Prize). Awarded…
For a time, it seemed the code had been settled. Wealth, in its most rarefied form, had decided to whisper. It spoke in the hushed…
By Sara Bright There is a change in the air as October settles in. The days shorten, the light thins, and our attention naturally turns…
By Maria Bregman To understand David Herbert Lawrence, it is perhaps best to start not with the scandal, but with the silence. Imagine a young…
By Sara Bright There is a particular quality to the light beneath the Mediterranean, a shifting, green-tinged twilight where the past does not so much…