Sally Phillips stars as hairdresser Lily Petal in the new six-part BBC drama The Hairdresser Mysteries
The BBC Proms 2026 launched on 17 July with an American-accented programme at the Royal Albert Hall under conductor Dalia Stasevska.
Avni Doshi's The First House, published 16 July 2026, follows a woman's psychological unravelling after her husband announces a divorce while she raises two young daughters.
Yard act released their third album you're gonna need a little music on 17 july 2026.
The 258th Royal Academy Summer Exhibition runs until 23 August at Burlington House with the theme of Interconnectedness chosen by coordinator Ryan Gander.
Christie's King Street presents nearly 180 works from the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art across five sections exploring artistic exchange, memory, migration and the body.
After Dark paperback editions of Holly Jackson's Good Girl's Guide to Murder series, including the trilogy and prequel Kill Joy, were released in the UK on 16 July 2026.
Channatip Chanvipava's first solo exhibition with Ames Yavuz opens in London on 16 July 2026 and runs until 12 September.
Parlophone will release David Bowie: The Shel Talmy Recordings on 18 September, compiling 1965 sessions made when the artist was still known as Davie Jones.
Sofia Coppola's first nonfiction film Marc by Sofia streams on HBO Max from 16 July 2026 after Venice premiere and theatrical runs.
Enid Marx designed moquette fabrics for the London Underground from 1937 and created the distinctive Shield and Chevron patterns.
Infernal Tramps by Alex Grass, released today by Dickinson Publishing Group, gathers 17 short horror stories rooted in classic weird terror.
