Journey into Spain's Cave Paintings with Expert
For tens of thousands of years, Palaeolithic cave paintings in Spain remained unseen. A leading expert guides a journey to these astonishing artworks, rediscovered for their vivid beauty.
Category : Culture
Lebanese Bulgur Risotto and Tahini Rice Pudding Recipes
Anissa Helou shares two Lebanese grain recipes: a green bulgur wheat 'risotto' (mafrükeh) from the south and a Sunni specialty tahini rice pudding (müffata'a) from Beirut.
Starwatch: Ophiuchus the serpent bearer
Spot the large constellation Ophiuchus this week as the nearly full moon sits in Sagittarius's teapot. The constellation has differing classical backstories.
TV Tonight: Aces of Tennis Starts with Ilie Năstase
Channel 5's new series 'Aces of Tennis' profiles the 29 ATP No 1s, starting with 1970s bad boy Ilie Năstase. Also, Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee sex tape documentary airs on Channel 4.
Darwin's 54th Beer Can Regatta: Pirates win again
The Down Under Safari Pirates won back-to-back victories at the 54th annual Darwin Lions Beer Can Regatta on Mindil Beach, featuring boat races, tug-of-war, and thong throwing.
East German artist Gabriele Stötzer gets first major show
Gabriele Stötzer, a radical East German artist, gets her first major exhibition at Berlin's Martin Gropius Bau, featuring 150 works and celebrating her defiance of the GDR regime.
Fragments of Ice review: Soviet collapse via home videos
Maria Stoianova's film uses her father's video diaries from the 1980s-90s to document the Soviet collapse and his obsession with western shopping malls.
Trekking Spain's Picos de Europa: Living Mountain Culture
Discover the Picos de Europa: a landscape of peaks, wildflowers, chamois, and resilient cheesemakers. A hike reveals contradictions, from a WWII gun turret hut to ancient traditions.
Influenced: The Tenet Media Plot - Best Podcasts
Nicky Woolf's investigation into a rightwing YouTuber reveals Russian state interference in social media. Plus, a kid who pretended to be Steven Spielberg's nephew.
The Last Assassins: Blade Runner Echoes in Dystopian Thriller
Athena Park stars in a post-apocalyptic tale with familiar Blade Runner vibes, but the debut director's visual flair can't mask a thin plot.
Father Alberto and the Flying Girl Review: Medieval Madness
Timothy X Atack's novel follows a parish priest caring for the mentally afflicted in 1474, blending antic comedy with serious moral themes in a fable-like narrative.
Raveheart Review: Techno Rebellion Satire by Graeme Armstrong
Graeme Armstrong's Raveheart follows DJ Turbo leading a civil disobedience campaign against a ban on electronic music in a hilarious political satire.
Ezra Collective Q&A at Love Supreme: Send Questions
Post your questions for Ezra Collective at Love Supreme festival. The Guardian partners with the festival for a live Q&A with the UK jazz heroes.
Global Beach Food: Chefs Share Top Seaside Snacks
Five globetrotting chefs reveal their favorite beach foods from India, Brazil, Portugal, Mexico, Antigua, and Cyprus, from barbecued corn to custard doughnuts.
Why Groundhog Day Is My Ultimate Feelgood Movie
Groundhog Day is a life-changing comedy that perfected the time-loop genre. Bill Murray's performance and the film's message of self-improvement make it endlessly rewatchable.
Robin Byrd: Porn star turned TV icon in HBO doc
Robin Byrd, the 80s/90s sex-positive TV host, is the subject of a new HBO documentary. She discusses her freedom of speech Supreme Court case, safe sex advocacy, and legacy.
Archivists aim to finish Welles' Don Quixote by 2028
A consortium of European film archivists hopes to complete Orson Welles' Don Quixote project, using 30 hours of footage from three countries, with a target release by 2028.
Black Box: Flight 298 review – airborne conspiracy horror
Low-budget chiller leans on tinfoil-hat paranoia to build suspense, but cheesy effects and uneven quality mar the ride.
Holly: The Beagle Who Chewed Through My Home and Heart
Faith Hogan recalls Holly, a beagle with an insatiable appetite for destruction, who brought joy and chaos to her life in County Mayo.
Ubuntu Ensemble Review: South Africa's Struggle at Wigmore Hall
Marking the 50th anniversary of the Soweto uprising, Leon Bosch and the Ubuntu Ensemble performed a stirring programme at Wigmore Hall, culminating in a fragile note of hope.
Penelope Keith, star of The Good Life, dies aged 86
Dame Penelope Keith, known for iconic sitcom roles in The Good Life and To the Manor Born, has died peacefully at home in Surrey aged 86 after living with cancer.
Rolf Harris: Primetime Predator review – chilling look at abuser
A review of the documentary 'Rolf Harris: Primetime Predator,' exploring Harris's abuse of young women and girls, the power he amassed, and the victims' accounts.
The Bear Season 5: TV's Most Extraordinary Comeback
The Bear's final season delivers the most entertaining episodes since the first, with a satisfying ending where everyone gets what they want, marking an almighty comeback.
Penelope Keith, British comedy star, dies at 86
Penelope Keith, beloved British actor known for her roles in The Good Life and To the Manor Born, has died at 86. She won two Baftas and was made a dame.
Billy Budd Review: Allan Clayton's Vere Shines at Glyndebourne
Allan Clayton's luminous Vere is the devastating heart of Michael Grandage's revival of Britten's Billy Budd at Glyndebourne, with Thomas Mole and Sam Carl persuasive as Billy and Claggart.
Michelle Wolf: The Best Job in the World review – motherhood
Michelle Wolf's touring show riffs on pregnancy, breastfeeding, and The Very Hungry Caterpillar as a menopausal parable, celebrating women's magnificence.
Montpellier Danse 2024: Bold, Baffling, and Breathtaking
The 2024 Montpellier Danse festival in France delivers bold, baffling, and breathtaking contemporary dance, featuring high-voltage performances like Jann Gallois' Imminentes and Collectif XY's Le Pas du Monde.
Quick caponata orzotto recipe by Georgina Hayden
Georgina Hayden transforms classic caponata into a quick weeknight orzotto with glossy aubergines, pine nuts, and capers. Ready in 35 minutes.
Wimbledon Bans World Cup Screenings in Players' Lounge
Wimbledon extends its World Cup screening ban to the players' lounge; fans and players can watch on phones but not on TVs or big screens, says CEO Sally Bolton.
Black Lights review: Mica Levi, Moin, Klein thrill in Blackpool
The Black Lights festival in Blackpool, curated by White Hotel team, offers a bold mix of classical, electronic, and experimental music across iconic venues, celebrating kitsch and community.
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