Interview with the Vampire BBC Two, 9pm; all episode available today on iPlayer The first two series of Interview with the Vampire adapted Anne Rice’s gothic 1976 novel as a ...

From a lament to the Lebanese capital to Sephardic love songs, melancholy Monteverdi to Purcell and Britten, the pair’s ‘Broken Branches’ programme felt spontaneous and engaging ...

The Belgian Surrealist was famous for his playful subversion, like when he created a painting of a pipe and then defiantly declared it wasn’t a pipe, after all ...

The Rapture BBC One, 9pm; all episodes available today on iPlayer Adapted by Bryony Kimmings from Liz Jensen’s novel, The ...

In 1979, one key Motörhead cut was dreamed up and recorded by Lemmy and the band after one burst of inspiration the previous night.

New York’s new tax on second homes is prompting owners to rethink. Are these city pads still worth it? It’s a question that those in London have long been asking ...

On her first album in nearly a decade, Raleigh-based singer-songwriter Tift Merritt has plenty of stories to tell.

One of the most simplistic yet striking album covers Steely Dan ever produced, their album art for 'Pretzel Logic' almost got ...

Kent beach, Dungeness, which is around two hours from Hertfordshire, has been named among the UK's best beaches. Here's why.

IMAX 70mm film captures light through photochemical silver-halide crystals without a pixel grid, delivering a categorically ...

Few musicals wear their heart as brightly as “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.” Yet, beneath the dazzling coat ...

Fearless ENSA boss Virginia Vernon travelled the world to bring joy to WWII troops befriended stars, and later ran the Daily ...