PINK’s SUMMER CARNIVAL is a powerhouse, interactive spectacle in Cardiff
P!nk kicks off her Summer Carnival European tour at the city’s Principality Stadium – and it's a night to remember for some 50,000 people.
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The call of Brian Butterfield: how PETER SERAFINOWICZ perfected his alter ego
First birthed on TV, Peter Serafinowicz tells us how this stage iteration of the absurd businessman Brian Butterfield came to life.
Summer 2024’s blockbuster books: the titles we’re most excited to read
Buzz’s special summer 2024 book preview brings you a must-read list of titles to look out for.
A mother leaves everything behind in CATHY SWEENEY’s BREAKDOWN, a ‘story no one wants to hear’
In Breakdown, Irish novelist Cathy Sweeney opens the door to marriage and motherhood in the modern world and how it can affect a woman.
DAVID LYNCH: A RETROSPECTIVE is an essential exploration
David Lynch: A Retrospective creates a great spreadsheet about the creator's artistic life and career, immersing readers in his mind and offers a glimpse into the evolution of that surrealistic brilliance.
FIFTEEN WILD DECEMBERS: a poetic reimagination of Emily Brontë’s life
Fifteen Wild Decembers is Karen Powell’s reimagining of the life of Emily Brontë and her siblings, the first-person narrative creating an instant connection between the reader and Emily.
Nicola Lagioia unearths a dark reality in THE CITY OF THE LIVING
Discover the unsettling truth behind a brutal murder in Nicola Lagioia's The City Of The Living, a true-crime-inspired novel set in Rome.
EIN CYMRU: Blackwater Gallery invites 20 artists to explore Welshness
What does Wales and Welshness mean to you? Cardiff's Blackwater Gallery asked 20 artists to respond to these questions, and Ein Cymru is the resulting exhibit.
STEPHEN KING crafts another chilling tale of terror and hope in HOLLY
Return to the world of Holly Gibney in Stephen King's latest novel, a tale of chilling horror and the resilience of hope.
ON WOMEN: influential feminist essayist SUSAN SONTAG’s unpublished works
On Women, Susan Sontag's thought-provoking journey of womanhood, explores feminist perspectives, aging, and the connection between feminism and fascism.
“The ethos of the band is that we’re quite political” – Ones to watch: EUREKAS
Rising indie rock band Eurekas talk to us about their upcoming single Made You Look, its unique sound, and political themes; plus, their upcoming plans and future gigs.
Exquisite novel ALONE explores the complexities of solitude & self-discovery
Dive into the emotional journey of Mei, a 42-year-old woman who seeks solace and self-discovery in her childhood cottage in Carlota Gurt's complex and exquisite novel Alone.