TV Tonight: Funboys, Coogan, Scotland v Morocco
A roundup of tonight's TV highlights including Funboys comedy, Steve Coogan documentary, and World Cup qualifier Scotland vs Morocco.
Category : Culture
In the Hand of Dante review: Butler shines in bizarre mafia comedy
Julian Schnabel's black comedy mixes Renaissance scholarship and organized crime, with Gerard Butler's jaw-dropping performance and cameos from Scorsese and Pacino.
The Bear to Jackass: Seven Best Shows to Stream This Week
The Bear returns for its final season, Jackass gets a restoration, and more top picks including The Agency, Avatar: The Last Airbender, and The American Experiment.
Elgar and Dvořák Cello Concertos: Gerhardt's Fresh Take
Alban Gerhardt offers forthright, thoughtful interpretations of Elgar and Dvořák cello concertos, eschewing romantic excess for nobility and poetry.
Joe Lovano: Paramount Quartet Review – Inspired Sax Maestro
Joe Lovano's Paramount Quartet showcases the saxophone's eloquence in a blend of bebop, free improv, and covers of Haden and Shorter. A late-career triumph.
Ibeyi's Offering: Mysticism Meets Edge in New Album
French twin sisters Naomi and Lisa-Kaindé Diaz return with their fourth album, blending ancient lore, heavy bass, and harmonies. A self-sufficient, incantatory collection.
Avatar: Fire and Ash and Project Hail Mary Top TV Films
This week's top TV films include Avatar: Fire and Ash, Project Hail Mary, Billy & Molly, The Lost Boys, The Welcome Table, Rob Roy, and Escape from Pretoria.
Texting man in West End smash: Stephen Collins cartoon
A cartoon by Stephen Collins depicting a man texting while walking, causing chaos in London's West End, with humorous consequences.
ITV Leads World Cup TV Ratings Over BBC in First Week
ITV has won the UK TV ratings battle in the first week of the World Cup, with England's win over Croatia drawing a peak audience of 15.4 million, the highest of the year.
Frida Kahlo, Constable, and Kasuba: Art Weekly Roundup
Tate Modern celebrates Frida Kahlo, British Museum marks John Constable's 250th, and Tate St Ives showcases Aleksandra Kasuba. Plus JR's Paris bridge installation.
10 Museums for America’s 250th Anniversary in 2026
From Arkansas to Washington DC, museums across the US are grappling with what it means to celebrate the nation’s semiquincentennial with new exhibits exploring history, identity, and freedom.
Best Recent Crime and Thrillers: From The Pinnacle to The Repentants
A review roundup of five new crime and thriller novels, including Abir Mukherjee's The Pinnacle and Catherine Cho's The Devoted, exploring themes of corruption, greed, and survival.
Helena Gao's Pop Flourish: From Co-Writer to Solo Star
Chinese-Danish artist Helena Gao, who co-wrote most of Zara Larsson's album and earned a Grammy nod, releases revelatory new music blending heavy bass and trance.
Anya Taylor-Joy Cast as Elf in Hunt for Gollum: Unnecessary Film
Anya Taylor-Joy joins The Hunt for Gollum as elf Seren, but this Lord of the Rings spin-off may be an unnecessary expansion of Tolkien's brief subplot.
Ebon Moss-Bachrach Reflects on The Bear's Final Season
Ebon Moss-Bachrach discusses the final season of The Bear, its cultural impact, and why he's 'dumbly proud' of the show as it concludes.
St Kilda Pier Wins Top Victorian Architecture Award
St Kilda's redesigned pier won the Victorian architecture medal, praised for balancing tourist, local, and penguin needs. Other winners include Sunbury arts precinct and sustainable residential refits.
Osteria Angelina's Riso & Rosmarino: Summer Cocktail
Discover Osteria Angelina's Riso & Rosmarino cocktail recipe: a light, refreshing blend of sake, Cynar, Aperol, lemon, and rosemary. Perfect for early summer.
Dance Tribute to Sinéad O'Connor Premieres in Manchester
Tony-winning choreographer Sonya Tayeh's new piece The Surge honors Sinéad O'Connor with over-40 female dancers, premiering in Manchester.
Bologna's Rediscovered Cinema Festival Captivates Streaming Generation
Il Cinema Ritrovato, a 40-year-old festival of restored and forgotten films in Bologna, draws record crowds, including younger audiences, with classics and rediscovered gems.
Post your questions for Vini Reilly of the Durutti Column
Ahead of the band's first new album in 16 years, hugely influential guitarist Vini Reilly will take your questions for the Guardian Film & Music reader interview.
Giant Cranes and Dragon Boat Festival: Friday Photos
A stunning photo gallery captures giant cranes at work and vibrant dragon boat festival celebrations from around the world on Friday.
Frida Kahlo show breaks Tate Modern advance ticket record
Tate Modern's Frida Kahlo exhibition sells over 41,000 advance tickets, setting a new record. The blockbuster trend continues with major shows at British Museum and National Gallery.
Refugee Week Film Festival Highlights Migrant Experiences
The Refugee Week film festival showcases documentaries and dramas that vividly portray the migrant experience, from Lebanon's refugee camps to UK immigration detention centers.
Il Ritorno d'Ulisse Review: Opulent Monteverdi at Garsington
John Caird and Laurence Cummings reunite for Monteverdi's Il Ritorno d'Ulisse at Garsington Opera, delivering polished baroque music theatre with festive inclusivity and opulent design.
45 Years review – Byrne and James in delicate stage adaptation
Gabriel Byrne and Geraldine James star in a stage adaptation of 45 Years, exploring a couple's anniversary marred by a frozen past. At Minerva Theatre, Chichester until 11 July.
UK Luxury Barbecue Boom: Outdoor Cooking Obsession Grows
Sales of high-end barbecues surge in the UK as hotter summers and a shift to gourmet outdoor dining fuel demand for premium grills costing over £1,000.
Vishnu Across 15 Centuries: AGNSW Exhibition
Sydney's Art Gallery of NSW presents 'Avatar: Forms of Vishnu,' a landmark exhibition showcasing 15 centuries of Hindu art, from ancient bronzes to modern paintings, running June 20 to October 5.
Nongshim Brings Shin Ramyun to Taste of London
Nongshim is set to introduce its iconic Shin Ramyun at Taste of London, offering visitors a unique culinary experience with the beloved instant noodles.
Soldiers of Tomorrow: Thoughtful IDF Storytelling at Finborough
Israeli performer Itai Erdal's autobiographical show about his time in the IDF is a thoughtful, heartfelt piece, despite some theatrical shortcomings.
Spyro Year Of The Dragon: The Peak of the Series
With Spyro: A Realm Beyond announced, a look back at why Spyro Year Of The Dragon remains the series' finest moment and a gaming gateway for kids.
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