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What happened to the Great British sketch show?

From essential teatime viewing to the bottom of the streaming pile, we ask why no-one makes sketch shows anymore, and are they due for a comeback?

The Last of Us ending explained | What happens at the end of season 1?

The final episode of The Last of Us has aired, but we are here to walk you through when season 2 will air and what to expect from it. 

Oscars 2023 predictions | How to watch the Oscars in the UK?

The 95th Academy Awards are on Sunday (March 12). Here are our Oscars 2023 predictions in all 23 categories.

William John Kennedy: The Lost Archive | Photographs of Andy Warhol before he was famous

William John Kennedy: The Lost Archive features an extraordinary collection of photographs of Andy Warhol, as well as portraits of Robert Indiana and other striking images from Kennedy's career, revealing the story of the little-known photographer behind the lens.

New Music Friday | Featuring ‘Home For My Heart’ by Cat Burns and ArrDee

Just when you thought Spring was approaching, we’ve been hit by a blistering cold. Thankfully, we’ve also had some other hits this week, with tracks from Cat Burns and ArrDee, Miley Cyrus, Sleaford Mods, Nia Archives and more. Here’s our pick of some of the best tracks this week.

Cheap theatre tickets in March | What's on sale and where?

Are you looking for a cheap theatre trip to while away the cold winter nights? Look no further than our guide to the best theatre discounts in London and beyond.

Are we in for an era of "childhood-ruining" horror?

With the release of Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey imminent, Arabella Peterson explores the trend of horror tapping into childhood fears. 

7 TV shows you might have missed in February 2023

Sarah Kennedy looks at the best TV shows from February that you might have missed but should definitely catch up on. 

The Absolute State of LinkedIn

As LinkedIn creeps towards 1 billion members worldwide, Archie Brydon takes a look at the absolute state of the social media site.

Nil By Mouth | Ozempic side-effects are not the only toxic symptoms

Ozempic, a drug traditionally used to treat type-2 diabetes, has emerged as a miracle cure for weight loss and has sent ripples through LA's influencer community. But is the trade-off of losing one's sense of taste and aversion to food worth it?

Actually, slasher films are smarter than you think

Slasher films are stereotyped as bloodsoaked B-movie schlock. However, the subgenre has long been hacking away at horror cliches. 

Art by Charles Bronson | From Britain's most violent prisoner to born-again artist

Charles Salvador's (formerly known as Charles Bronson) controversial artwork raises questions about the relationship between infamy and artistic merit.

De La Soul’s back catalogue can now have the legacy it deserves

With De La Soul’s back catalogue now available for streaming, after years of wrangling and sample-clearances, it will introduce one of the most innovative rap groups to a generation that had hardly heard of them. Gus Mitchell explores the history of the group and their seminal first-four-album run.

New Music Friday | Featuring ‘Cello Song’ by Fontaines D.C.

Slowthai, Kali Uchis and The Lathums all released albums this week; which combined with single releases from Avalon Emerson and Matt Maltese, among others, to mark further album announcements, makes for another top week of tunes.

Susie Dent's Top Tens: 10 things you didn't know had a name

This week, Susie Dent's compiled a list of ten words describing oddly specific situations that, until now, you didn't know had a name.

New albums to be released | March albums guide

March is cranking-up the big-name album releases for the year, with Slowthai, Miley Cyrus and Lana Del Rey all dropping hugely anticipated records this month. Here’s our pick of the best albums.

Every piece of AI entertainment has the same problem

The entertainment industry has seemingly fallen head over heels for all things AI. Rory Doherty explores why AI might not be the future.

Kiss me through the phone | Why do the Chinese robot lips make me feel so weird?

From customisable sex dolls to teledildonics and now robot kisses from a robot mouth, we explore the intersection of sex and technology and the potential benefits and pitfalls of these innovations.

Gen Z Slang | The secret code of a complicated generation

Older colleagues are fumbling in confusion as Gen Z slang infiltrates the workplace. But the use of secret codes has been a recurring trend throughout history.

The best events in London this March

Spring is coming and London's got countless events to help welcome in the ever-so-slightly warmer weather. We picked out some of the best.

10 best boxing films to watch before Creed III

As the release of Creed III draws closer we take a look at the 10 best boxing films to watch before catching the boxing sequel.

Bernie Sanders at Southbank Centre | It's Okay To Be Angry About Capitalism

Last week, United States senator Bernie Sanders spoke at the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall ahead of his new book, It’s Ok To Be Angry About Capitalism. We went along to see what he had to say.

The best museums and galleries | London exhibitions this month

Maritime wonders, photography, dogs, milk, and dinosaurs feature in our museums and art galleries guide for March 2023. Here are the best London exhibitions this month.

What's on in cinemas | March blockbuster films

March’s blockbuster offerings include a lot of sequels, dinosaurs and hitmen. Enjoy our blockbuster picks to what’s on in cinemas this March.

What's on in cinemas | March indie films

From disturbing horrors to moving dramas, here's our top indie cinema picks for what's on in cinemas this March. 

Tommy Fury vs Jake Paul | If everyone wins, is it still sport?

Tommy Fury and Jake Paul went head to head in the latest celebrity boxing matchup, where, despite the result, all parties walked away victorious.   

New Music Friday | Featuring ‘Greatness’ by Quavo

Another week gone, another set of notable releases. Here’s the latest New Music Friday, featuring tracks from Gorillaz, Lola Young, Chvrches and more.

Nancy Zamit interview | Hummingbird, Mischief, The Goes Wrong Show, mental health

Simon Brew speaks to Nancy Zamit about Mischief Theatre, Hummingbird, mental health and more in this exclusive interview with whynow. 

Artificial intelligence is the future of music – here’s why you shouldn’t worry

With ChatGPT all the rage, and a certain David Guetta recently provoking the ire of musical purists by playing a deepfake Eminem, Karl Hodge examines the future of artificial intelligence in music – and why it might be an integral new asset.

Reunion tours: money-making gimmick or worthy cultural comeback?

S Club 7 aren’t the only noughties act to recently announce a comeback, but follow in the footsteps of Sugababes, N-Dubz and more. Millie O’Brien explores the proliferation of these recent reunions and how they’re riding the wave of a Y2K revival.