From comparisons between his death to that of his son Brandon’s, as well as some moderately tasteless film tributes, the “curse” of Bruce Lee will leave you wondering. Here are three facts ...

Chief among these is Andrei Serban’s 40-year-old staging of Puccini’s Turandot. When a show has been running as long as this, we tend to take it for granted, as though the only question - in ...

James Mangold directed the film, which stars Timothee Chalamet as Dylan, Elle Fanning as Sylvie Russo (inspired by Suze Rotolo), Edward Norton as Pete Seeger, and Monica Barbaro as Joan Baez.

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Life, they say, begins at forty, which is precisely the age of Andrei Serban's version of Turandot for the Royal Opera. This meticulously crafted version had plenty of life before 40, but the ...

Talk to Brother Silas first in Moosewood to access the chamber and catch 500 million fishes to unlock the Cults Curse pool. The Cults Curse pool is exclusive to the chamber and available only after ...

And later today it welcomes audiences for the international premiere of Ai Weiwei’s Turandot, a film directed by Maxim Derevianko about the artist’s production of the classic Puccini opera.

It sounds almost too good to be true. Buy an Omaze raffle ticket for £10 and walk away with a James Bond-esque property worth millions, with no stamp duty, mortgage or solicitors fees to pay ...

On March 20, Al Roker and Craig Melvin - who were joined by Laura Jarvis in Dylan Dreyer and Sheinelle Jones' absence - announced that they would be unveiling their new spring backdrop. " ...

With the crash of a gong or six, director Andrei Zerban’s classic 1984 production of Puccini’s final work Turandot, which combines elements of opera, Chinese theatre and the Italian dramatic ...

Newcastle’s mega-deal with Dylan Brown will result in 12 months of scrutiny for the playmaker, but it is the Knights administration that should be put under the blowtorch, writes MATTY JOHNS.