The Arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor: A Historic Moment for the British Monarchy.
On the 19th of February 2026, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the younger brother of Britain’s King Charles III and a once-prominent figure in the British royal family, was arrested by police in a move that has reverberated across the United Kingdom and around the world. The former prince was taken into custody on ‘suspicion of misconduct in public office,’ marking the first time in modern history that a senior member of the royal family has been arr
Beyond Leopard: The Rise of “Bambi,” Zebra and Dalmatian Prints
For decades, animal print in fashion meant one thing: leopard. Bold, glamorous, slightly dangerous, and unmistakably statement-making, leopard print has long symbolised a particular kind of confidence. It evoked nightlife in the early 2000s, power dressing in the 1980s, and more recently, the hyper-feminine excess of the “mob wife” aesthetic that dominated social media feeds. Leopard was never subtle. It was designed to be seen, to command attent
Wuthering Heights 2026 Is a Beautifully Made Storm of Desire and Damage!
Emerald Fennell’s 2026 adaptation of Wuthering Heights arrives with the weight of expectation and controversy already built into its DNA. Emily Brontë’s novel has resisted definitive screen translation for decades, partly because its violence of feeling and moral ambiguity are so deeply tied to its strange narrative structure and its bleak, elemental setting. Fennell approaches the material not as a dutiful period dramatist but as a provocateur w
Silent Strokes Showcases Contemporary Voices in Art
Art enthusiasts gathered for Silent Strokes – The Noise of Paintings, a compelling group exhibition hosted at Radicle Art Gallery. The exhibition brought together a diverse group of emerging and established artists, offering visitors an opportunity to experience a rich collection of contemporary works that explored emotion, expression, and visual storytelling.
Hoppers Opens in Shoreditch: A New Decade of Discovery Where Sri Lanka Meets South India.
Ten years on from the opening of its cult Soho original, Hoppers has arrived in East London with the launch of Hoppers Shoreditch, its fourth London restaurant and the start of a new chapter for one of
Jayaflava: A Love Letter to Sri Lanka in Six Dishes.
For decades, Sri Lanka has been sold to the world through postcard images of palm-fringed beaches and colonial-era charm. But beneath the glossy travel brochures lies a far more complex,
What Every Child Wishes Parents Knew: The Secret Language of Milestones
There’s a moment every parent waits for; that first wobbly step. The camera comes out, the grandparents are called, and we celebrate like our child just won an Olympic gold medal. And we
A Toast to Death: Beneath the Veneer of Polished Society
When was the last time we looked closely at the airiest of aristocratic conversations and paid attention to the babble about culture, stability, propriety, and asked whether what was being celebrated was
