Bosko the Flying Cat: An Artist's Muse and Saviour from Grief
Artist Gary Baseman reveals how his extraordinary cat, Bosko, helped him overcome grief and reignite his creativity. Discover the story of the 7ft-leaping feline muse.
Category : Culture
Earliest film of Martin Luther King Jr discovered
A 1950 home video reveals the earliest known moving footage of Martin Luther King Jr, showing a young MLK with his then-girlfriend. Read this remarkable discovery.
Emmerdale reveals who killed Ray Walters in explosive week
Emmerdale's gripping 'Who Killed Ray?' mystery reaches its climax this week. Discover which villager is the murderer as the soap rewinds to the crime. Don't miss the shocking reveal.
The Lion King director Roger Allers dies aged 76
Roger Allers, the co-director of Disney's classic 'The Lion King', has passed away at 76. A key figure in the Disney Renaissance, his legacy in animation is celebrated worldwide. Read the full tribute.
Trump-Kennedy Center loses opera and audiences
A year after Trump's takeover, Washington's famed Kennedy Center is in crisis. The Washington National Opera has quit, audiences have fled, and a 'deathly pall' hangs over the venue. Read the inside story.
Crisp packet book uncovers UK's lost design history
A new book archives Britain's most garish crisp packets from 1970-2000, revealing a lost world of hand-drawn art, bizarre flavours, and potent childhood nostalgia. Discover the story behind the collection.
Free Tooting Food Festival with Live Music in February
A free two-day food festival with live music is coming to Tooting Market and Broadway Market in South London this February. Enjoy global cuisine and festival performances.
Podcast Explosive Lies Uncovers Fake Bomb Detector Scam
Alice Levine narrates the shocking true story of a novelty golf-ball finder sold as a bomb detector to global militaries. Discover this week's top podcasts, including dark dramas and hacked therapy secrets.
Seeds review: Black farmers' seven-year struggle
Brittany Shyne's stunning black-and-white documentary, filmed over seven years, captures the poetic resilience and political battles of Black farmers fighting to preserve their land and heritage. See it in London from 23 January.
Julian Barnes' final novel 'Departure(s)' reviewed
Julian Barnes reveals his final book, 'Departure(s)', a hybrid of memoir and fiction exploring love, ageing, and mortality. Read our review of this poignant career finale.
TV Tonight: Game of Thrones Prequel & BBC Investigations
Tonight's TV features the fun new Game of Thrones prequel 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms' on Sky Atlantic, plus investigations into credit cards on Panorama and Victorian murder on BBC Two. Find out what to watch.
Chef Luke Selby's Welsh Winter Recipes for Seafood Cawl
Discover chef Luke Selby's modern take on Welsh winter classics: a rich seafood cawl and a decadent ale rarebit. Perfect recipes to banish the chill.
Bethnal Green's 1943 Tube Disaster: 173 Lives Lost
The shocking story of the 1943 Bethnal Green tube station crush, Britain's worst civilian disaster of WWII, kept secret for years to protect morale. Discover the full account and lasting memorial.
Amber Davies: From Strictly hate to Legally Blonde dream
Love Island winner Amber Davies opens up about online abuse during Strictly, her musical theatre roots, and why playing Elle Woods in Legally Blonde feels like destiny. Read the exclusive interview.
Fuchsia Dunlop: Britain's Unlikely Sichuan Food Hero
Explore how Fuchsia Dunlop, the British food writer, mastered Sichuan cuisine and became a culinary authority, influencing both Western and Chinese food culture. Discover her remarkable journey.
CBS Airs Shelved 60 Minutes Segment on Venezuelan Prisoners
CBS News has broadcast a controversial 60 Minutes report on Venezuelan prisoners sent to El Salvador's Cecot prison, weeks after it was pulled by editor Bari Weiss. Discover the full story and the political fallout.
Switch 2 Value Debate & Jill Valentine Hopes in Reader Letters
GameCentral readers debate the Nintendo Switch 2's value for money and call for a Jill Valentine-led Resident Evil. Plus, praise for Zelda Lego and VR reflections.
Animal Crossing Switch 2 Edition & Update 3.0 Review
Nintendo's beloved life-sim returns with a Switch 2 upgrade and free Update 3.0. We review the new features, from hotel management to mouse controls, and ask: is it enough?
Mama Does Derby: Roller Derby Show at Sydney Festival
Virginia Gay's new family dramedy 'Mama Does Derby' transforms Sydney Town Hall into a roller rink. A heartwarming, ambitious show about mothers, daughters and community, running until 22 January.
Roger Allers, Disney's The Lion King Director, Dies at 76
Roger Allers, the acclaimed director and writer who co-helmed Disney's classic 'The Lion King', has passed away at 76. We look back at his legendary career.
Solve Sudoku #7180: An Easy-Level Puzzle Challenge
Tackle The Guardian's Sudoku #7180, rated 'easy'. Perfect for a mental warm-up or a relaxing puzzle break. Can you find the solution?
Nick Cave's Wild God Tour Electrifies Perth After 9 Years
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds deliver a powerful, two-and-a-half hour set in Perth, marking their first Australian tour since 2017. Read our review of the faith, fury, and fragile joy.
Emmerdale killer's slip-up as body is driven away
A major blunder by Ray Walters' killer in Emmerdale leaves Jai Sharma as the prime suspect. Discover the shocking flashback details and who had a motive.
Corrie's Megan Walsh targets new victim as past returns
Coronation Street's predatory coach Megan Walsh sets her sights on a new target as a mysterious figure from her past arrives. Will her grooming of Will Driscoll be exposed?
After the Flood Season 2 Review: Rundle Shines
Sophie Rundle returns as PC Jo Marshall in ITV's acclaimed Yorkshire crime drama. Our review explores if season two lives up to the gripping, climate-conscious first series. Stream now on ITVX.
Guardian Corrections: 'Banaz's Law' and Time Team
The Guardian has issued corrections and clarifications on several articles, including details on proposed 'honour'-based abuse guidance and Time Team's membership figures. Read the full list of amendments.
Beckham rips up parking ticket after Bond Street shopping
Sir David Beckham was pictured tearing a parking ticket from his Rolls-Royce after shopping on Bond Street. The incident comes amid ongoing family estrangement from son Brooklyn. Read the latest.
Netflix's 'Can This Love Be Translated?' Captivates UK Viewers
New Korean drama 'Can This Love Be Translated?' is taking Netflix by storm. Released on 16 January 2026, the series starring Kim Seon-ho and Go Youn-jung is praised as a 'breath of fresh air'. Stream now.
Sheila Bernette, Candid Camera Star, Dies Aged 94
Tributes pour in for Sheila Bernette, the beloved singer and actor known for Candid Camera, The Good Old Days, and West End theatre. Discover her remarkable seven-decade career.
M&S Pink Jumper: Your Blue Monday Mood Booster
Combat the gloom of Blue Monday with a pop of colour. The M&S Cotton Rich Cropped Jumper in pink is a £20 style refresh designed to lift your spirits and your winter wardrobe.
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