Emily in Paris Ends After Season 6: Fans Demand Gabriel Ending
Emily in Paris will conclude with its sixth season. Lily Collins confirms the final chapter, leaving fans devastated and pleading for Emily and Gabriel to end up together.
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The Golden Tooth: A Gastropub Triumph in Green Lanes
The Golden Tooth in Newington Green offers a refined gastropub experience with powerful dishes like beef tartare with smoked eel tonnato and stargazy pie. A worthy successor to Papi.
EastEnders' Michael Keating Dies at 79; Tributes Pour In
Michael Keating, known for playing Reverend Stevens on EastEnders and Vila in Blake's 7, has died at 79. Tributes highlight his 'lovely' nature and iconic roles.
The Mercy Step Review: Indie Debut on Women's Prize Shortlist
Marcia Hutchinson's debut novel 'The Mercy Step' vividly portrays a Caribbean childhood in 1960s Bradford, blending poverty and abuse with wit and color. Shortlisted for the Women's prize for fiction.
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Hen Review: Plucky Chicken Beats the Odds in Uplifting Survival Story
Hungarian director György Pálfi crafts a surreal survival tale starring a real hen, blending humor and empathy in a parable of animal and human interrelations.
UK Skateboarding's Raw 80s and 90s Era in New Photo Book
Neil Macdonald's 'Elsewhere' showcases gritty UK skateboarding from 1987-2002, featuring rare photos and stories of the subculture's birth and evolution.
Stephen Colbert's Top 10 Late Show Moments
As Stephen Colbert bids farewell to The Late Show, we look back at his finest moments, from political satire to heartfelt interviews with Dua Lipa and Joe Biden.
Buddhist Hall with Eternal Flame Destroyed in Japan Fire
A Buddhist hall on Miyajima island, Japan, housing a 1,200-year-old eternal flame, was destroyed by fire. Firefighters extinguished the blaze on Thursday.
Eagles of the Republic Review: Corruption in Egypt
Tarik Saleh's third Cairo trilogy film is a black-comic political thriller about a washed-up movie star forced into government propaganda, exploring corruption and compromise in modern Egypt.
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Mick Jagger to Play Lighthouse Keeper in New Film
Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger will portray a lighthouse keeper in Alice Rohrwacher's upcoming film 'Three Incestuous Sisters', joining Dakota Johnson, Jessie Buckley, Saoirse Ronan, and Josh O'Connor.
Christo Air Review: Profound Manifestation of the Impossible Dream
Christo's posthumous exhibition at Gagosian features a giant plastic bag containing air, making the intangible physical and gaining emotional weight.
Louis Vuitton Keith Haring Collab New York
Nicolas Ghesquière presents a Louis Vuitton collection inspired by Keith Haring's iconic art, blending fashion with activism in New York.
RHS Faces Backlash Over Peat-Free Compost and Sponsorships
The Royal Horticultural Society reports an £8.1m net loss, facing criticism from conservatives over peat-free policies, corporate sponsorships, and alleged 'wokery'.
Jacqueline Chan, 'Suzie Wong' Star, Dies at 91
Jacqueline Chan, Chinese Trinidadian actor known for 'The World of Suzie Wong' and TV roles, dies at 91. She also had a relationship with Lord Snowdon.
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Kurt Vile's New Album: Existential Indie-Rock at Its Finest
Kurt Vile's 10th album 'Philadelphia's Been Good to Me' finds the indie-rock icon more forward-thinking and existential than ever, blending virtuosic guitar with laid-back wisdom.
Bring the Festival Food Home: Momos, Chai, and More
Enjoy festival favorites at home with recipes for momos, chai, kebabs, and toasties. Plus tips for picnics and meal kits.
Tracey Emin Live Interview at Tate Modern
Tracey Emin sits down for a rare live interview with The Guardian at Tate Modern, discussing her art, life, and career in an intimate conversation.
Chenin Blanc: The Chameleon Grape Captivating Wine Lovers
Discover why chenin blanc, a versatile grape from South Africa and France's Loire Valley, is beloved for its chameleon-like qualities, from dry to sweet wines.
Finding Emily Review: Gen Z Romcom Wins Hearts
A warm-hearted gen Z campus romcom from Working Title follows a Mancunian singer-songwriter's viral quest to find a girl named Emily, with charm and cheesiness.
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Jamaican MP's Patois Speech Sparks Language Row
Nekeisha Burchell's attempt to speak Jamaican in parliament reignites debate on language, legitimacy, and postcolonial identity, highlighting tensions between English and local languages.
Bob Odenkirk on Saul, Satire, Heart Attack, and Slowing Down
Bob Odenkirk answers reader questions about his new film Normal, working with Henry Winkler, his heart attack, and why he's slowing down.
Global Photo Roundup: Inflatable Bridge, Ebola, Heatwave
A curated selection of powerful images from around the world, including an inflatable artwork in Paris, Ebola concerns, protests, and a heatwave.
Wagner's Ring Cycle: Fabio Luisi's Epic Interpretation
Fabio Luisi's new recording of Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen is a monumental achievement, bringing fresh intensity to the epic cycle. Our review explores its highlights.
Kingfisher Audiobook: Love, Desire and Power Explored
A heartfelt debut novel shortlisted for the Women's prize, exploring an unusual relationship between two writers, sensitively narrated by Dan Bottomley.
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Hulda Guzmán Review: Rainforest Art Freakout
Dominican painter Hulda Guzmán's first European show at Turner Contemporary offers dizzyingly beautiful jungle scenes that celebrate nature and urge ecological awareness.
Tosca's Indestructible Appeal: Glyndebourne's First Staging
Explore why Puccini's Tosca, initially derided as a noisy disaster, remains a bankable masterpiece. Glyndebourne stages it for the first time, offering an intimate take on this tale of sex, violence, and state oppression.
Late-Night Hosts Mock Trump and Colbert's Final Show
Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert discuss Colbert's final Late Show, Trump's IRS settlement, gold phones, and more in their latest monologues.
Quartet in Autumn Review: Moving London Stage Adaptation
A poignant stage adaptation of Barbara Pym's novel 'Quartet in Autumn' at the Arcola Theatre explores loneliness and friendship in 1970s London.
Vivid Sydney 2026: Dazzling Light Installations
Explore the stunning light installations at Vivid Sydney 2026, featuring cutting-edge art and technology that transform the city into a luminous wonderland.
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Laurie Anderson's Greatest Songs: Big Science and Prescience
From O Superman to avant-garde classics, Laurie Anderson's music blends technology and storytelling. Here are her most visionary songs ranked.
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