Elizabeth Gregory is a journalist and researcher. In her work and studies she has interviewed polar explorers, feminist activists, academics, artists and designers. At The Standard she works on the culture desk, focusing on trending news stories and exhibitions....
Elizabeth Gregory is a journalist and researcher. In her work and studies she has interviewed polar explorers, feminist activists, academics, artists and designers. At The Standard she works on the culture desk, focusing on trending news stories and exhibitions.
From eye-boggling balloon rooms, to historical Easter egg hunts in palace grounds, there’s tonnes of brilliant London activities for children over the break
As we approach the Queen’s birthday, these excellent films offer a glimpse into our late monarch’s extraordinary life and career
From cult classics to acclaimed adaptations, watch these brilliant films to suit every taste as Dracula's Daughter gets an major update
Jennifer Pan spent years pretending she was an A-grade student to please her oppressively strict parents and took a chilling decision after being unmasked
With over 30 acts playing out across 16 days, this new arts festival taking over Notting Hill’s Coronet Theatre is set to be a blast
Just like in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, five pairs of golden tickets will be hidden inside special edition bars
Netflix is making a film about the shocking Newsnight interview that changed everything for Prince Andrew. Here we take a look at the actors’ incredible transformations
Live gigs, DJ sets, prize auctions and more
Outernet’s latest mind-boggling show sees a series of exquisite pink flowers and petals projected across four-storey high screens
Mike and Marcus are back to business in Miami. But this time the stakes are even higher, and in a new trailer, the cop duo are the ones being hunted down
The exchange has gone down in history as one of the palace’s biggest PR blunders. Now it’s being turned into a thrilling Netflix film starring Gillian Anderson and Billy Piper
The ruthless Targaryens are back to face down their equally power-hungry relatives, as the fight for the Iron Throne continues
Andrew Haigh’s latest project, described as a ‘nuclear-grade tearjerker’ is a new take on the ghost story
Over the past 25 years, the darling of British theatre has proved there’s little she can’t do. On the eve of her latest big London show we take a look at her best roles yet
Looking for some exciting ways to fill the bank holiday? From musical adaptations of best-selling children’s books, to thoughtful takes on Shakespeare, London is packed with children’s shows
Drowning avatars in pools, WooHooing, forgetting to feed families for days while building ludicrously fancy houses: for Noughties kids The Sims was pure mayhem. Now, it’s being adapted into a movie by the creators of Barbie
It’s known for its hippie communes, lesbians, authors and astounding countryside, but that’s not the full picture, says Elizabeth Gregory
Amal Al-Agroobi’s new short film packs a punch, changing the narrative around Western media’s depictions of Arab women, and exploring generational trauma through a traditional Syrian coffee cup reading
The series, written by Broadchurch actor Andrew Buchan, tells the story of what happens in a sleepy Northern village after a local girl disappears
Beyoncé’s new album, Cowboy Carter, is about to convert a lot of her fans to country music. Get ahead of the pack with our pick of the songs and artists that have defined the genre
Written by Daisy Johnson, the youngest-ever person to be shortlisted for the Booker Prize, and described by director Felix Barrett as ‘the ultimate date show’, this reimagining of Barry Pain’s gothic tale promises to spook and delight