'Black Mirror could just run and run', says Charlie Brooker

An 18th Century oil painting at Florence's Uffizi Gallery was reportedly damaged when a tourist tripped while taking a selfie in front of Ferdinando de' Medici's portrait. Museum director Simone Verde indicated that although repairs are feasible, stricter visitor behavior regulations may be necessary due to the growing trend of visitors prioritizing social media over art appreciation. Need More Context? 🔎

Starz has announced an early Season 2 renewal for the prequel series Outlander: Blood of My Blood, set to premiere on August 8, with weekly episodes available on the Starz app. The series follows the romance between Ellen MacKenzie and Brian Fraser, exploring their love stories against historical backdrops, while also providing origin stories for beloved characters from the original Outlander series. Need More Context? 🔎

With Glastonbury Festival approaching, around 200,000 attendees are planning their journeys to Worthy Farm in Somerset, utilizing various transport options like train, coach, bike, and car. Festival-goers are encouraged to "travel green" and can use a carbon calculator to compare emissions from different transportation methods. Need More Context? 🔎

An open-air theatre group, formerly known as Shakespeare at The George, is set to debut at Buckden Towers, a historic site linked to Catherine of Aragon, after losing its pub venue in Huntingdon. Starting on June 24, the group will perform Twelfth Night, with chair Reuben Milne expressing excitement about the new venue's impact on audiences. Need More Context? 🔎

Celebrities and influencers are alarmed to discover that Tattle Life, a controversial gossip website accused of fostering online abuse, was run by 41-year-old vegan influencer Sebastian Bond, who had previously operated anonymously. Following a significant defamation and harassment case, Bond's identity was revealed, with many public figures, including Katie Price, condemning the site as a major platform for trolling. Need More Context? 🔎

The horror film Return To Silent Hill, directed by original creator Christophe Gans, will be released on January 23, 2026, promising a faithful adaptation of the video game Silent Hill 2. The story follows James Sunderland, who returns to a transformed Silent Hill to uncover dark secrets while searching for his lost love, Mary, as he confronts terrifying creatures. Need More Context? 🔎