2026 Golden Globes: One Battle After Another Wins Big
The 83rd Golden Globes saw 'One Battle After Another' and Netflix's 'Adolescence' sweep four awards each. Teyana Taylor gave a moving speech. Discover all the snubs and surprises.
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EastEnders 'confirms' Anthony Trueman's killer
A prime suspect's questionable behaviour in Monday's EastEnders episode, available early on BBC iPlayer, may have revealed who killed Anthony Trueman. Read the full spoilers.
Golden Globes 2026: Hamnet and One Battle Win Big
The 2026 Golden Globes saw Hamnet and One Battle After Another claim top film prizes, while TV drama Adolescence swept its categories. Get all the winners, speeches, and snubs from the awards season opener.
Film Review: Escape - Story of Japan's Most Wanted Fugitive
Review of 'Escape', a new film by former Japanese Red Army director Masao Adachi, exploring the life of fugitive Satoshi Kirishima. See it at London's ICA from 16 January.
Golden Globes 2026: Chalamet Wins, Key Snubs & Surprises
Timothée Chalamet wins Best Actor at the Golden Globes 2026, while Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another' surges ahead. Discover the night's biggest snubs and Oscar implications.
Historical dance societies thrive in UK, blending Austen and Bridgerton
From the Bank of England Museum to country halls, enthusiasts are reviving Regency-era dances. Discover how they decode ancient manuals and build community in a digital age. Join the historical dance movement.
Charity Dingle's Baby Secret Exposed in Emmerdale
Charity Dingle's world unravels as she admits the shocking truth about her baby's paternity to Ross Barton. Will he reveal all to Sarah and Mack? Full spoilers inside.
Corrie Boss on Taking Big Risks to Stay Relevant
Coronation Street's executive producer Kate Brooks explains the soap's daring new storytelling, including a flash-forward 'whodunnit' and special episodes, to compete in the streaming era.
Best Quotes & Moments from the 2026 Golden Globes
From Jessie Buckley's soup tribute to Stellan Skarsgård's cinema defence, relive the funniest and most touching moments from the 2026 Golden Globes ceremony.
Guián film: A journey to a Chinese grandmother's roots
Nicole Chi Amén's documentary 'Guián' traces her grandmother's journey from Guangdong to Costa Rica, exploring multicultural identity and belonging. Stream on True Story from 16 January.
Joanna Kavenna's Seven: A Journey Through Philosophy
Explore Joanna Kavenna's uncategorisable novel 'Seven', a madcap journey across Europe that questions our attempts to define reality. Discover its unique blend of satire and philosophy.
Afghan Women in UK Amplify Voices in Photo Essay
A powerful photo essay features seven Afghan women who escaped the Taliban and rebuilt their lives in the UK. Their stories highlight resilience and the ongoing fight for women's rights in Afghanistan.
Codename Badger: Podcast probes Major's secret life
A new true-crime podcast investigates claims that British Army Major Robbie Mills led a secret double life as a spy, and the mysterious man who infiltrated his family after his death. Listen to the shocking revelations.
Ardern joins boycott of Adelaide Writers' Week
Former NZ PM Jacinda Ardern withdraws from Adelaide Writers' Week, joining a major boycott over the cancellation of Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah. Discover the full story behind the festival's crisis.
Golden Globes 2026: Anderson's Film Wins Top Awards
Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another' dominated the 2026 Golden Globes, winning four awards including Best Musical/Comedy. Discover the full winners list and analysis.
Golden Globes 2026: The Return of the Staid Black Suit
The 2026 Golden Globes red carpet saw a dramatic shift towards classic black tailoring for men, with stars like DiCaprio and Chalamet opting for subdued style. Discover the standout looks and what it signals for fashion.
Industry Season 4 Premieres with High-Stakes Drama
HBO's hit series Industry is back for a fourth season, plunging viewers into the cutthroat world of Pierpoint & Co. with new alliances and ruthless ambition. Discover the latest twists.
Sean Scully: The Abstract Painter Driven by Anguish
At 80, Sean Scully's new Paris exhibition reveals how a shattered childhood and personal loss fuel his powerful abstract art. The Irish-born painter discusses his quest to 'break hearts' through colour.
Fast Food Nation: 25 Years On, Dangers Persist
A quarter-century after Eric Schlosser's exposé, the industrial food system's profits and risks, from bird flu to health crises, have only intensified. Read the urgent update.
Family photo challenges mother's tale of teenage strife
A daughter re-examines her 1980s childhood through rediscovered photos, challenging her politically active mother's narrative of teenage delinquency. Discover the sunny truth behind the legend.
National Trust Opens Historic Libraries to the Public
The National Trust is making its stately homes more welcoming, inviting visitors to sit on furniture and use historic libraries. Discover the properties involved and the charity's new initiatives for 2024.
Golden Globes 2026: Major Wins for Anderson, Taylor & Chalamet
The 83rd Golden Globes saw Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another' and Netflix's 'Adolescence' sweep four awards each. Discover all the winners and highlights from the star-studded ceremony.
Golden Globes 2026: Red Carpet Fashion Highlights
The 83rd Golden Globes saw A-listers like Timothée Chalamet and Selena Gomez arrive in Beverly Hills. Discover the standout fashion moments, from brown suits to shimmering gowns.
Saturday Night Fever Review: A Cheap Knockoff in Melbourne
A new stage production of Saturday Night Fever at Melbourne's Athenaeum Theatre, starring Ethan Churchill, disappoints as a weak imitation of the iconic film, lacking the original's dance energy and depth.
Golden Globes 2026: Full List of Film Winners Revealed
The 83rd Golden Globes crowned its winners. Stellan Skarsgård and Teyana Taylor triumphed in the supporting film categories. Discover the full list of victors from the prestigious ceremony.
Chinwe Odimba-Chapman: First Black Female Partner at Chapman Taylor
Chinwe Odimba-Chapman makes history as the first Black female partner at architecture giant Chapman Taylor. She discusses merit, visibility, and shaping London's future skyline. Read her inspiring story.
Tackle The Guardian's Easy Sudoku #7172
Ready for a relaxing brain teaser? Dive into The Guardian's Sudoku #7172, rated 'easy' for a gentle Sunday challenge. Can you solve it?
Hawaii's Story: A Kingdom Crossing Oceans at British Museum
Explore the British Museum's new exhibition on Hawaii, featuring feathered treasures from Cook's voyages and the tragic 1824 diplomatic mission of King Liholiho. A story of cultural exchange and resistance.
Guardian classical music critic Andrew Clements dies aged 75
The Guardian's esteemed classical music critic Andrew Clements has died at 75. Read about his 32-year legacy, his championing of contemporary composers, and the indelible mark he left on music journalism.
Journalist quits festival over speaker removal
Award-winning journalist Peter Greste withdraws from Adelaide Writers' Week in protest against the removal of author Randa Abdel-Fattah, warning that silencing voices aids extremists.
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