Soho News Today — September 5, 2026
‘Tender Loving Care’ Review: Mike Leigh’s Tale of Social Workers, Lonely Hearts and Dementia Should Have Been a Fuller Portrait and more — today's soho signal.
In a city that thrives on creativity and connection, it's no surprise that the arts are front and center in today's news. Mike Leigh's latest film, 'Tender Loving Care', hits theaters, offering a nuanced exploration of social workers, loneliness, and dementia - though some critics argue it falls short of its full potential. Meanwhile, music fans are already looking ahead to next year's Daisy Chain festival, speculating about the dream lineup of performers who could take the stage in 2027.
As we consider the complexities of human relationships and the ways in which art can capture - or sometimes miss - the mark, the news from beyond the world of entertainment is equally compelling. The trial of Lindsay Clancy continues to unfold, with a judge granting a mistrial and a brief delay to allow the defense to seek a stay. Against this backdrop, rising pop star Adéla is making waves with her bold new album 'Prima', which promises to cement her status as a major force in the music world.
Today's signal:
• ‘Tender Loving Care’ Review: Mike Leigh’s Tale of Social Workers, Lonely Hearts and Dementia Should Have Been a Fuller Portrait (variety.com)
• Here’s Who We Want to See at Daisy Chain 2027 (rollingstone.com)
• Judge Moves for Mistrial in Lindsay Clancy Trial, Grants One-Hour Delay for Defense to Seek Stay (rollingstone.com)
• Rising Pop Badass Adéla Arrives in a Big Way With ‘Prima’: Album Review (variety.com)