Civil rights pioneer Claudette Colvin dies aged 86
Claudette Colvin, arrested in 1955 for refusing to give up her bus seat in Alabama, has died at 86. Her act of defiance helped end segregation. Read her story.
Category : Culture
Code Violet PS5 Review: 2026's Worst Game
Code Violet, the first major PS5 release of 2026, is a disastrous attempt at a Dino Crisis homage. Our review reveals broken gameplay, sexist tropes, and a shocking £40 price tag for an amateurish mess.
Trump: CBS Anchor Wouldn't Have Job if Harris Won
In a CBS News interview, Donald Trump claimed anchor Tony Dokoupil's job relied on his election win. The exchange highlights media tensions and the network's new direction under Bari Weiss.
BTS World Tour 2026-2027: Australia Dates Announced
K-pop superstars BTS have announced their long-awaited return with a massive world tour spanning 2026 and 2027, including stops in Melbourne and Sydney. Get all the dates and presale details here.
Your Horoscope for Wednesday 14 January 2026
Discover your star sign's forecast for Wednesday 14 January 2026. With Mercury in Capricorn opposing Jupiter in Cancer, a cosmic clash between logic and emotion unfolds. Get your free personalised reading.
Tackle Sudoku 7174: A Medium-Level Brain Teaser
Ready for a mental workout? Dive into Sudoku 7174, a perfectly balanced medium-difficulty puzzle designed to engage and sharpen your logic skills. Can you solve it?
Nero Book Awards 2024 Winners Announced
Benjamin Wood wins fiction prize for 'Seascraper', Sarah Perry takes nonfiction for 'Death of an Ordinary Man'. Discover the full list of winners and shortlists for the prestigious UK book awards.
11 Quick Summer Weekday Dinners for Busy Cooks
Struggling for midweek meal inspiration? Discover 11 speedy summer dinner recipes from top chefs, including Rukmini Iyer's cashew rice bowls and Yotam Ottolenghi's seaweed spaghetti.
EastEnders: Jasmine Fisher plots sudden exit with Oscar
Troubled Jasmine Fisher plans a dramatic escape from Albert Square, aiming to take Oscar Branning with her. Will Max Branning's interference and a new alliance stop her? All the spoilers.
Corrie's Ben Driscoll rushed to hospital after collapse
Coronation Street's Ben Driscoll is rushed to hospital with chest pains amid family chaos. The drama unfolds as a secret pregnancy threat looms. Read the full spoilers here.
Emmerdale: Arthur's deadly revenge plot shocks Laurel
Laurel Thomas's worst nightmare unfolds in Emmerdale as son Arthur's actions lead to a murder mystery. Discover the shocking whodunnit details and Ray's dark secrets.
Review: 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is Brutal
The sequel '28 Years Later: The Bone Temple' is a violently unpredictable horror film. With standout performances from Ralph Fiennes and Jack O'Connell, it's not for the faint-hearted. Read our full review.
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Review – A Phenomenal Fourquel
Ralph Fiennes delivers a career-best performance in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, the finest chapter of the zombie horror saga. Read our full review of this gruesome, energised fourquel.
Adelaide Writers' Week branded 'cultural vandalism'
Former festival director Louise Adler slams governance as 'cultural vandalism'. Plus, author Craig Silvey's promotions halted and Victoria's premier faces fire-hit community anger.
BBC Unaware Traitors Star's Israel-Nazi Comments
The BBC faces criticism after a contestant on The Traitors was found to have posted comments comparing Israel to Nazi Germany. Read the full story and the broadcaster's response.
Competency Porn: The Rise of Watching People Excel at Work
In a chaotic world, 'competency porn' offers a soothing escape. Discover why TV shows like The Pitt and The Paper, featuring capable professionals, are the new fantasy. Explore the cultural shift.
Readers on Marti Caine's Comedy Legacy & Defining the North
Guardian letters spark debate on comedian Marti Caine's place in history, Donald Trump's power, and where England's north truly begins. Join the conversation.
Surname Debate: From Peltz Beckham to Lennon
The trend of men double-barrelling surnames, highlighted by Brooklyn Peltz Beckham, sparks a wider debate on marital naming conventions and feminism. Readers share historical precedents and modern perspectives.
Boots Riley Directs Post-Apocalyptic Simpsons Film
Filmmaker Boots Riley confirms he will adapt the cult play 'Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play', a surreal story where a Simpsons episode becomes post-apocalyptic folklore. Discover the details.
Scott Adams, Dilbert Creator, Dies Aged 68
Scott Adams, the cartoonist behind the Dilbert comic strip and a controversial conservative commentator, has died aged 68 after a battle with prostate cancer. Read his final message.
Trump's Culture Wars Put US Museums in Jeopardy
American museums face falling attendance, cancelled grants and political pressure, a new survey reveals. As the US approaches its 250th birthday, institutions safeguarding its history confront an uncertain future.
Harry Styles' Comeback Could Make or Break Solo Career
As Harry Styles teases his fourth album, experts weigh in on the immense pressure to follow the era-defining success of 'Harry's House'. Will HS4 be a triumph or a stumble?
BBC moves to dismiss Trump's $10bn defamation lawsuit
The BBC is seeking to have Donald Trump's $10bn lawsuit thrown out, defending the UK's public broadcaster against what it calls a bullying legal tactic. Discover why this case matters for British media.
Netflix adds all 10 seasons of 'Smallville'
All 10 seasons of the beloved superhero drama 'Smallville', charting Clark Kent's journey to Superman, are now streaming on Netflix UK. Dive into the iconic series today.
Husband's floor crawl steals show in viral live TV moment
A Welsh TV presenter's live broadcast was hilariously upstaged by her husband scuttling across the floor behind her. The viral clip from S4C's Heno has viewers in stitches.
Gregg Wallace apology rejected over alleged behaviour
Catriona Innes details a 2013 encounter with Gregg Wallace and explains why his recent apology for 'hurtful' comments fails to address deeper allegations of inappropriate behaviour.
Joseph Beuys's 'Bathtub for a Heroine' in London
A major London exhibition showcases Joseph Beuys's monumental 'Bathtub', a sculpture that immerses viewers in the dark currents of 20th-century history. Discover this powerful show before 21 March.
Lost Nolanverse Batman Game Footage Surfaces Online
Leaked footage reveals Monolith's cancelled Batman game set in Christopher Nolan's universe. Discover the story behind 'Project Apollo' and Warner Bros. gaming turmoil. Read the full exclusive.
BTS World Tour 2026-27: London Dates Confirmed
Global K-pop sensation BTS announces their biggest ever world tour, including two nights at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in July 2026. Presale access details and full European dates revealed.
Zoe Saldaña is now the highest-grossing actor of all time
Zoe Saldaña overtakes Scarlett Johansson as the top-earning actor globally, with films grossing over $15.46bn. Discover the blockbusters behind her record.
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