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- 1Hunter Biden Discusses Art, Sobriety and Faith with Martin Sheen▼Hunter Biden Talks Art, Sobriety, Faith and More with Martin Sheen
Hunter Biden sat down with actor Martin Sheen for a wide-ranging conversation covering his painting career, his recovery and sobriety, and his faith. The interview, published by LAmag, offers Biden's own account of how art has shaped his life after addiction. The discussion is drawing attention as Biden remains a polarising public figure, with viewers weighing his personal reflections against ongoing political scrutiny of him and his family.
- 2Spicy Korean braised tofu lunch wins praise online●# Lunch today. Spicy Korean braised tofu (courtesy of H Mart) with rice, plus a namulu of napa cabbage and green raddish
A home cook shared a lunch of spicy Korean braised tofu from H Mart served with rice, plus namulu of napa cabbage and green radish seasoned with grated garlic, sesame oil, sesame seeds, salt and pepper. The meal was served in handmade bowls, drawing attention for its simple, appetising presentation of everyday Korean home cooking.
- 3Film Fans Mark October Movie Challenge with HIV-Themed Classic●For # OctoberMovieChallenge # Movies # Films # TV Day 2... Someone is HIV positive... In this list with Martin Landau, h
Participants in the annual October Movie Challenge are sharing day two picks on the theme of a character who is HIV positive. One entry highlights the 1992 TV film Something to Live For: The Alison Gertz Story, starring Martin Landau, whose on-screen daughter's character was based on a real young woman with AIDS. Posters are discussing the film's place in HIV and AIDS awareness history.
- 4Jack Lowden and Martin Freeman clash in The Fifth Step, now streaming▼The best theatre to stream this month: Jack Lowden locks horns with Martin Freeman in The Fifth Step
The Fifth Step, a stage production starring Jack Lowden and Martin Freeman, is among the month's top theatre releases available to stream. The Guardian highlights it as essential viewing this month, with the two actors playing off each other in a tense two-hander. It is part of a wider wave of filmed stage shows making theatre accessible to audiences at home.