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Jessica Morgan named new Tate director – with ‘big pay cut’ to take job - AOL (opens the original)
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Jessica Morgan has been confirmed as the new director of Tate, marking her return to the arts organisation where she worked as a curator for more than a decade, at a critical juncture in its history. Morgan, the clear frontrunner in the race to replace Maria Balshaw, who left this spring after nine years in charge, is currently based in New York, where she has led the Dia Art Foundation since 2015. According to Dia’s tax filings, Morgan was paid $814,000 in 2025 (more than £600,000), substantial
New LS Lowry exhibition aims to demolish ‘naive and uncultured’ myth - AOL (opens the original)
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A new exhibition of work by LS Lowry will “bust a few myths” about the Mancunian artist, who the show’s co-curator says is still wrongly derided for being “naive and uncultured”. LS Lowry: the Theatre of Life features 140 paintings by the artist, who captured working-class life in the industrial north-west of England during the early and mid 20th century. A Guardian review from 1948 described him as “direct, unpretentious and refreshingly honest”, but the stripped-back nature of his paintings ha
Beatles’ early mentor Lord Woodbine to feature in new BBC drama - AOL (opens the original)
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In 1960, the Beatles arrived in the German port city of Hamburg. Inexperienced, keen and – in the case of George Harrison – underage, they were at the start of a two-year spell that would become a key part of Beatles lore, a time when the band honed their skills while entertaining rowdy sailors. The Hamburg stint, during which the band played more than 250 gigs between 1960 and 1962, is the focus of a new BBC drama, Hamburg Days, which will tell the story of how the band were beaten into shape b
DJ and broadcaster Paul Gambaccini reveals Alzheimer’s diagnosis - AOL (opens the original)
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The longtime radio and TV broadcaster Paul Gambaccini has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. The 77-year-old presenter, who has been a regular on the BBC since the 1970s and has one of the most recognisable voices on British radio, shared a statement revealing the diagnosis he received in 2025. He said: “As Freddie Mercury once sang, you can’t turn back the clock, you can’t turn back the tide. Ain’t that a shame. There’s no denying it’s a serious condition with an uncertain future, but for
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