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The Truman Show: 27 Years Later, More Prescient Than Ever

As The Truman Show approaches its 27th anniversary, this deep dive explores how Peter Weir's 1998 cinematic vision has evolved from speculative fiction to unnerving social prophecy in our age of reality TV and digital surveillance.

Anna Ancher: Painting Light at Dulwich Gallery

Discover the luminous world of Anna Ancher at Dulwich Picture Gallery's stunning exhibition, showcasing the Danish painter's revolutionary approach to capturing light and domestic intimacy.

Fantaisie: Modern Ophelia Swamped by Sensory Overload

French director Sandrine Rinaldi's ambitious 'Fantaisie' attempts to reimagine Shakespeare's Ophelia for the digital age, but becomes overwhelmed by its own audiovisual excess in this striking yet frustrating character study.

Artists fight climate crisis with living Newton sculpture

Discover how contemporary artists are using striking public installations across Britain to confront the climate emergency, including a revolutionary piece reimagining Isaac Newton with a living apple tree growing from his head.

Eireann Lorsung's 'Simile': Poetry of Memory

Discover how Eireann Lorsung's latest poem 'Simile' masterfully weaves together themes of memory, relationship, and the natural world in this week's featured poetry analysis.

South Korea Ends 60-Year Tattoo Artist Ban

In a historic victory for body art freedom, South Korea's Constitutional Court strikes down the 60-year prohibition against non-medical professionals performing tattoos, sparking celebration across the industry.

Pasolini's urgent warning about modern fascism

Fifty years after his brutal murder, Italian filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini's chilling predictions about modern fascism feel startlingly relevant in today's political climate.

UK Festival Collapse Owes £1.3M to Artists

A major British music festival has collapsed with staggering debts of £1.3 million, leaving international stars including Nelly Furtado and UK acts unpaid as creditors face massive losses.

Andrews Scandal Demands Royal Reset

As another royal scandal rocks the institution, The Guardian argues it's time for Britain to fundamentally rethink its relationship with the monarchy and confront uncomfortable questions about its future.

First Date Disaster: Crying Wasn't The Worst Part

A London woman's emotional first date took an unexpected turn when her companion's behaviour revealed a disturbing trend in modern romance. Discover why the crying wasn't even the worst part of this dating nightmare.

Open Marriage: The Surprising New Relationship Trend

Once considered taboo, open marriages are gaining unprecedented acceptance in British society. Discover why couples are redefining commitment and how therapists are adapting to this relationship revolution.

Gen Z Embrace 'Shrek Dating' Over Perfect Partners

Young Brits are embracing 'Shrek dating' - opting for genuine connections with ordinary partners rather than chasing unrealistic romantic ideals. Discover why this trend is sweeping across dating culture.

The Long Wave: One Year of a Global Family Saga

One year on, The Guardian's groundbreaking investigation into a sprawling global family continues to reshape our understanding of modern kinship, migration, and what connects us across continents.

Share Your 2025 Love Story with The Guardian

The Guardian is seeking readers' personal stories of finding love in 2025. Discover how modern romance is evolving and share your own experiences of connection in today's world.

Juana Molina: Why I Hate Being Solemn

Experimental music pioneer Juana Molina opens up about her creative process, rejecting seriousness in art, and her surprising journey from comedy star to musical innovator in this candid conversation.

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