Russell T Davies confirms relationship with Oliver Cole
Russell T Davies, 63, has spoken for the first time about his relationship with Oliver Cole, 27, saying he feels 'very lucky' to have found love again after being widowed eight years ago.
Category : Culture
BBC and ITV World Cup 2026 presenters, pundits and commentators
The BBC and ITV have unveiled their World Cup 2026 coverage teams, with Gabby Logan set to make history as the first woman to present the BBC's men's football final.
Sally Head: TV Producer Remembered for Friendship and Talent
Sally Head, the TV producer known for her genius for friendship and work with huge talents, is remembered in a letter from a friend.
Sir Devonshire Square hotel review: design masterclass in east London
Sir Devonshire Square, a Sircle Collection hotel near Liverpool Street, impresses with mid-century modern design, excellent rooms, and a prime location.
Ornella: Chic Milanese in London Fields, but Lacks Flair
Ornella on Wilton Way serves Milanese cuisine in a stylish setting, but some dishes lack finesse. The pasta in brodo shines, while chicken Milanese disappoints. 3/5 stars.
Clive Davis: Legendary Music Mogul Honored
Clive Davis, the iconic music executive who shaped careers of stars like Whitney Houston, was celebrated at a star-studded tribute concert in New York.
House of the Dragon S3: Slow Burn That Ignites
House of the Dragon season 3 premieres with a slower pace but delivers powerful character moments and stunning visuals, setting up the Dance of the Dragons.
UK YouTube TikTok rival established media prominence
YouTube and TikTok now rival established news brands in the UK for audience reach, with 71% of adults using them for news, raising misinformation risks, a study finds.
Trump Drains National Mall Reflecting Pool
President Trump orders draining of the National Mall reflecting pool, citing maintenance and security concerns, sparking debate over historic preservation.
Sudoku 7357 Medium: June 23 Puzzle
Solve Sudoku 7357 medium level from June 23. Learn strategies and tips to complete the puzzle efficiently.
Lost Hiroshima survivor memoir found in US archive to be published
Kiyoshi Tanimoto's 1947 memoir of the Hiroshima atomic bomb attack, discovered in a Yale archive, will be published on August 6 and adapted into a film starring Takehiro Hira.
Hannah Byczkowski: The Traitors Comedian Takes Stage
Hannah Byczkowski, known for The Traitors, brings her debut stand-up show to the Edinburgh Fringe, blending comedy with personal stories.
Piglet: Purple Psychedelic Shapeshifter in Pooh's Forest
Piglet is reimagined as a purple psychedelic shapeshifter in a new theatre production set in Ashdown Forest, blending nostalgia with surrealism.
Dannii Minogue hosts I Kissed a Girl dating show
Dannii Minogue presents I Kissed a Girl, a new lesbian dating show premiering tonight on BBC Three, featuring women kissing to test chemistry.
2026 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer shortlist
The shortlist for the 2026 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition showcases stunning images of wildlife and landscapes, with winners to be announced in September.
Jacques Henri Lartigue's colour photography exhibition
A new exhibition showcases Jacques Henri Lartigue's vibrant colour photographs, revealing his playful experimentation with autochrome and colour film from the 1910s to 1980s.
Toy Story 5 targets millennial women with tech girls
Toy Story 5 will focus on millennial nostalgia and tech-savvy girl characters, aiming to attract a female audience to the franchise, according to Pixar.
Landship review: first world war tank drama is too murky
Based loosely on a true story, Callum Burn's first world war drama Landship is set almost entirely inside a tank, making it hard to distinguish characters amid the gloom.
Awake, Awake by Fiona Mozley review – false memories
Fiona Mozley's new novel explores a woman's pursuit of truth amid false memories, blending psychological depth with lyrical prose.
The Morrigan Review: Dark Horror with Saffron Burrows
Saffron Burrows stars in The Morrigan, a horror film that blends Irish mythology with psychological terror, earning praise for its atmosphere and lead performance.
Portrait Gallery Removes Churchill Famine Artwork
The National Portrait Gallery has removed Helen Cammock's artwork referencing Winston Churchill and the Bengal famine after a campaign by Churchill supporters.
From Book Club to Marriage: How Books Brought These Couples Together
Four couples share how their love stories began with shared book interests, from English literature lectures to silent book clubs and dating profiles.
The Welcome Table HBO Doc Exposes Church Racism
The Welcome Table, a new HBO documentary, exposes systemic racism in American churches, featuring interviews with pastors and congregants about segregation and inequality.
Industrial Coast: Radical Arts in Deprived Middlesbrough
Industrial Coast has built a radical arts scene in Middlesbrough, a deprived town, using noise, blood, and confetti to challenge conventions and engage the community.
Min Kwon reimagines 'America the Beautiful' for modern era
Composer Min Kwon's new arrangement of 'America the Beautiful' aims to reflect the nation's diversity and complexity, premiering at the Kennedy Center on July 4.
500 Miles review: poignant adaptation of Mark Lowery's novel
The film adaptation of Mark Lowery's '500 Miles' is a heartfelt journey that captures the novel's emotional depth and adventure.
Nine Films to Watch in a Heatwave: Hot Weather Netflix Picks
Discover nine films perfect for a heatwave, from sun-drenched classics to steamy thrillers, as curated by The Guardian for your Netflix watchlist.
Kerala's tharavad homes: designed for women
The tharavad, a traditional Kerala home designed for and run by women, reveals how architecture can accommodate female needs. A writer's pilgrimage uncovers a vanishing matrilineal legacy.
Britten's Belsen piece premieres in Bergen 80 years later
A previously unknown work by Benjamin Britten, composed after visiting Bergen-Belsen with Yehudi Menuhin in 1945, will receive its world premiere in Bergen, Norway, 80 years later.
Merlin duck and Van Gogh pool: Tuesday's best photos
A merlin duck in flight, a Van Gogh-inspired swimming pool, and other striking images from around the world on Tuesday.
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