Trash Hits: Feral Female Pop Stars Reject Respectability
In a collapsing world, artists like Slayyyter and Cobrah chase extreme highs with hyperactive music and debauched lyrics. Is their trashy vibe emancipating or contrived?
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Ladies First: A One-Joke Netflix Comedy That Falls Flat
Netflix's 'Ladies First' starring Sacha Baron Cohen and Rosamund Pike is a painfully unfunny, one-joke sexism comedy that wastes its talented cast and feels dated even for the 2000s.
Neolithic Hall Reconstruction Near Stonehenge Unveiled
English Heritage has unveiled a 7-meter-high reconstruction of a 4,500-year-old Neolithic hall near Stonehenge, offering visitors a glimpse into prehistoric life.
Miles Davis' Ascenseur pour l'Échafaud Reissued
Miles Davis' improvised soundtrack for Louis Malle's 1957 noir thriller is reissued with restored audio, photos, and essays, glowing with sensuality and tension.
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This Week's Top 7 Films: Comedy to Thrillers
Bradley Cooper's biting drama 'Is This Thing On?' leads this week's film picks, plus bomb disposal thriller 'Fuze' and more must-see movies on TV.
Mabe Fratti and Bill Orcutt: Almost Waking Review
Guatemalan cellist Mabe Fratti and US guitarist Bill Orcutt collaborate on 'Almost Waking', an intimate album of tender harmonies and torrid tangles, showcasing their uncanny chemistry.
Share Your Late Show Memories with Stephen Colbert
CBS cancelled The Late Show with Stephen Colbert after 11 years; final episode aired May 21. Share your favorite moments from the beloved talk show.
Blondi: A Dog's-Eye View of Hitler's Bunker
A new film, Blondi, uses a dog as cinematographer to tell the story of Hitler's final days from his dog's perspective, offering a unique cinematic experience.
Glorious Summer? Bet On It – Collins Cartoon
Stephen Collins' latest cartoon captures the British optimism for a glorious summer, humorously suggesting betting on the weather.
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Revolution Days: Aid Worker's Arab Spring Witness
A review of Mariem Omari's play Revolution Days, based on her experiences as an aid worker during the Arab spring, highlighting the humanitarian impact of civil unrest.
Boots Riley: Theft Is Capitalism's Foundation
Boots Riley discusses his new film I Love Boosters, shoplifting as resistance, capitalism's contradictions, and working with Annapurna in an exclusive interview.
Revitalize Your Garden by Pretending You've Just Moved In
If your garden feels stagnant, try approaching it with fresh eyes. This gardener shares how pretending to start over helped correct past mistakes and boost productivity.
Doja Cat Review: Pop Star or True Freak? She Plays It Perfectly
Doja Cat's Glasgow show blends bubblegum-rap and rock, showcasing her restless artistry. She commands the stage with a 10-piece band, moving between pop persona and authentic freak self.
Dido and Aeneas Review: Powerful but Overshadowed
The Monteverdi Choir's Dido and Aeneas at the Cutty Sark delivers devastating choral clarity, but the massive ship hull overwhelms the staging.
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British Flower Farms Bloom with Sales Surge and Official Status
British flower farms are thriving, with domestic sales up 65% at Sitopia Farm. Government recognition via SIC codes boosts local growers as imports drop 8.2%.
Papangu's Anti-AI Prog-Metal-Folk and New Album
Brazilian band Papangu blends bossa nova, forró, prog rock, and metal in their anti-AI album Celestial. Plus new tracks from Stormzy, Arab Strap, and more.
Best New Children's Books: Bunnies, Monsters, and YA Tales
A roundup of the best new picture books and YA novels, featuring a bunny baker, a monster sleepover, illustrated poems, and a dancefloor verse novel.
Michael Jackson Biopic Sequel on Way, Says Lionsgate
Lionsgate reveals plans for a Michael Jackson biopic sequel, with 25-30% footage already shot. The first film earned $715.8m worldwide.
Slow Food Founder Carlo Petrini Dies at 76
Carlo Petrini, journalist and founder of the Slow Food movement, has died aged 76. He campaigned for sustainability and local cuisine since 1986, leaving a global legacy.
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Churchill Paintings, Berlin Dada, Valie Export: Art Weekly
First major retrospective of Churchill's paintings, shadows of Berlin Dada by Kira Freije, and Valie Export's provocative art. Plus more exhibitions and masterpiece of the week.
Tosca Review: Puccini's Bloodbath Bonanza at Glyndebourne
Glyndebourne's first ever Tosca opens with a high-octane bloodbath. Ted Huffman's staging, with Caitlin Gotimer and Matteo Lippi, is shocking and compelling.
Spring Snow and Record-Breaking Melons: Photos of the Day
The Guardian's picture editors select photographs from around the world, including spring snow in Yellowstone, record-breaking melons in Japan, and more.
Mandalorian and Grogu: Star Wars Cursed on Big Screen?
The Mandalorian and Grogu review: a charming but formulaic film that highlights Star Wars' struggle to deliver fresh big-screen adventures, trapped in retreads.
Caroline Huppert Reveals Family's WWII Secrets in Memoir
Director Caroline Huppert's memoir 'Une Histoire Cachée' uncovers her Jewish and Catholic parents' love story amid Nazi rise, based on her father's tapes and hidden letters.
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Flare Up: Art Powered by Illness and Disability Exhibition
Flare Up at CCA Goldsmiths showcases art driven by illness, disability, and neurodivergence, featuring works that challenge societal norms and celebrate creativity amidst adversity.
Jamie Bell on Half Man, Toxic Masculinity, and Self-Criticism
Jamie Bell discusses his role in Richard Gadd's brutal drama 'Half Man', chemsex scenes, toxic masculinity, and why he avoids watching his own performances.
Kathy Sledge Takes Your Questions on Disco Legacy
Voice of Sister Sledge hits like 'We Are Family' and 'Lost in Music' joins us for a Q&A. Submit your questions about her career and the disco era.
Cannes 2026: Underwhelming Auteurs and Palme d'Or Predictions
Our critic reviews the lackluster Cannes 2026, with disappointing films from top directors, and predicts winners including Zvyagintsev's Minotaur for the Palme d'Or.
Jo and Kush: A Heartwarming Antidote to Toxic Masculinity
The BBC series' breakout teen stars, Jo Diop and Kush Burman, have been praised for their kindness and mutual support, offering a refreshing counter to toxic entertainment.
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Coward Review: Wartime Romance and Theatrical Escape
Lukas Dhont's first world war-set gay romance explores cowardice, secret love, and theatrical escapism among Belgian soldiers in a heartfelt, well-acted film.
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