Arts And Culture
Why Every Culture Has a Healing Broth
Published: March 6, 2026The English Chronicle DeskThe English Chronicle Online — delivering comprehensive, up-to-date global reporting. Across the globe, from bustling Asian kitchens to rural European homes, every culture seems to have its own version of a healing broth. Often simmered for hours with meats, vegetables, herbs, and spices, these nourishing liquids are more than comfort food; they are a centuries-old remedy designed to restore strength, boost immunity, and soothe...
‘The Bride!’ Review: Maggie Gyllenhaal’s Bride of Frankenstein Riff Is Exhilarating and Unforgettable
Published: March 5, 2026The English Chronicle DeskThe English Chronicle Online Maggie Gyllenhaal’s audacious reinterpretation of the Frankenstein myth, The Bride!, has elicited strong reactions from critics and cinephiles alike, with many praising its bold, boundary‑pushing energy and Jessie Buckley’s dynamic performance as the reanimated titular character. The film, which opens with the ghostly voice of Mary Shelley and spins away from its 1935 predecessor, fuses horror, romance, satire and genre‑blending...
Should We Be Eating Three Meals a Day? Experts Rethink Traditional Meal Patterns
Published: March 5, 2026The English Chronicle DeskThe English Chronicle Online For decades, the conventional wisdom in many cultures has been to eat three meals a day — breakfast, lunch, and dinner — but nutritionists and health researchers are increasingly questioning whether this pattern is necessary, optimal, or even healthy for everyone. Emerging studies suggest that meal frequency, timing, and composition may matter more than simply following a rigid three-meal schedule....
The Little Town Making Nearly All of China’s Lanterns
Published: March 3, 2026 . The English Chronicle Desk . The English Chronicle Online In a quiet corner of northern China, far from the bustling metropolises, lies a small town whose name has become synonymous with one of the nation’s most enduring cultural symbols: the lantern. This unassuming settlement has developed over decades into a manufacturing powerhouse whose workshops and family‑run stalls produce the vast majority of the lanterns seen...
‘No Gain’ for Notorious Prisoner From Artwork Sale After Auction
Published: 3 March 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online A collection of artwork by notorious British prisoner Charles Bronson has been put up for auction, but legal and prison regulations mean the inmate himself will receive no direct financial benefit from the sale, officials have confirmed. Bronson, widely regarded as one of Britain’s most violent and high‑profile prisoners, created hundreds of drawings and paintings during decades behind bars, which...
Artist’s Work Features on 10 Rose‑Themed Stamps Issued by Royal Mail
Published: 3 March 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online A new set of rose‑themed postage stamps released by Royal Mail has brought widespread attention to the work of botanical artist Marie Burke, whose detailed watercolour illustrations provide the visual centrepiece for all 10 distinct designs in the series. The stamps, issued nationwide this week, showcase a range of rose varieties captured in vivid colour and fine artistic detail,...
Peter Rabbit Chosen as Design for New Public Sculpture Trail
Published: 3 March 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online A beloved character from children’s literature, Peter Rabbit, has been selected as the central design theme for a major new public sculpture trail that will enliven city streets and parks this summer. The trail — part of a charity art initiative organised by St Oswald’s Hospice in partnership with Wild in Art and The World of Peter Rabbit — will...
Souped‑Up Warhol Exhibition Pops Into City With New Works
Published: 3 March 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online A vibrant, souped‑up exhibition celebrating the life and work of Andy Warhol has opened to strong public interest, bringing an expanded selection of the pop artist’s iconic pieces and rarely seen prints to a major city gallery. The exhibition — part of a series of pop‑up and retrospective shows globally — showcases Warhol’s enduring influence on modern art through his...
Rembrandt Painting Worth Millions Rediscovered After 65 Years
Published: 3 March 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online A long‑overlooked 17th‑century painting has been authenticated as an original work by Dutch master Rembrandt van Rijn after sitting unrecognised in private hands for more than six decades. The painting, titled Vision of Zacharias in the Temple and dated 1633, was excluded from Rembrandt’s catalogue in 1960 and subsequently faded from scholarly attention until a recent investigation by specialists at...
Tributes to The Quarrymen’s Len Garry Who Has Died
Published: 3 March 2026 . The English Chronicle Desk.The English Chronicle Online Tributes are pouring in from fans and fellow musicians following the death of Len Garry, a pioneering member of The Quarrymen, the Liverpool skiffle group that included John Lennon and Paul McCartney and later evolved into The Beatles. Garry, who played tea-chest bass and guitar and performed at some of the band’s earliest shows in the 1950s, died...
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