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Category : Culture
Charming Margate: Sandy Beach, Retro Sweet Shop Near London
Discover Margate, Kent – a seaside town near London with a sandy beach, adorable bookshop, retro sweet store, and vintage attractions. Perfect for a day trip.
BBC's World Cup Coverage: Why Not in the US?
The BBC and ITV are sharing World Cup coverage, but the BBC opts to stay in Salford for financial and environmental reasons, while ITV is in Brooklyn. Details on presenters, pundits, and match schedules.
Rachel Nicholson obituary: Artist started painting at 40
Rachel Nicholson, artist known for rich colour and stillness, began painting in her 40s. Daughter of artists Barbara Hepworth and Ben Nicholson, she died aged 91.
Olivia Rodrigo's Third Album: A Masterful Blend of Heartbreak
Olivia Rodrigo's third album showcases her growth as an artist, blending 80s new wave influences with witty, nuanced lyrics. The album transcends gossip, offering a rich listening experience.
Barely There Shoes: The 'No Shoe-Shoe' Trend
Dear Frances launches the Balla sock shoe, continuing the trend of barely there footwear. Experts discuss the appeal and podiatric concerns of naked shoes.
Not a Book Group: Fine Cheese and Quantum Dance
Readers share creative alternatives to traditional book groups, from interpretive dances to cheese tastings, solving the problem of members not reading.
Readers' top 100 novels spark debate on omissions
Letter writers challenge the Guardian's readers' top 100 novels list, debating trilogies, omissions like Treasure Island, and lack of diversity.
David Hockney Remembered: Artists Pay Tribute to British Painter
Artists including Rachel Whiteread, Jeremy Deller, and Tacita Dean celebrate David Hockney's legacy, recalling his vibrant personality, technical mastery, and profound influence on art.
Alison O’Donnell leaves Shetland after 13 years
Alison O’Donnell, who played DS Tosh McIntosh, is leaving Shetland after 13 years. Fans are devastated, and the BBC promises a major storyline for her exit.
Evans returns to high street after 6 years
Evans, the plus-size retailer, returns to over 50 Yours Clothing stores across the UK. Fans celebrate but say the high street still lacks true inclusivity.
Luxury Garden Daybeds and Outdoor Kitchens Trend
Discover the latest outdoor living trend in London: luxury garden daybeds and outdoor kitchens. Transform your garden into a stylish retreat.
Is Soho's Iconic Balans Café Closing Down?
Rumors swirl about the future of beloved Soho institution Balans café, with reports of an email stating it is 'no longer trading' and creditor contacts.
Analogue Resurgence: Old Formats Comeback in Digital Age
The revival of VHS, cassettes, and vinyl reflects a growing desire for digital detox and tangible experiences, despite their imperfections.
Evans and Doucet Win Women's Prize for Fiction and Nonfiction
Debut novelist Virginia Evans wins Women's prize for fiction for 'The Correspondent', and BBC journalist Lyse Doucet takes nonfiction award for 'The Finest Hotel in Kabul'.
This is Rambert review – 100th birthday leaps forward
Rambert's centenary celebration isn't about nostalgia; this thrilling triple bill of recent creations showcases excellent dancers and forward momentum.
Sana Javeri Kadri's 19 kitchen essentials for spice lovers
Diaspora Spice Co founder Sana Javeri Kadri reveals her go-to spices, tools, cookware, and tips for cooking with toddlers, plus favorite brands and cookbooks.
World Cup 2026: Mexico's Opening Ceremony and Victory in Pictures
Stunning images from Mexico City Stadium as the 2026 World Cup begins with Shakira and Burna Boy performing, followed by Mexico's dominant 2-0 win over South Africa.
How to Love the World review: trapped under a tree, a decolonial tale
Ilka Tampke's novel follows Nellika, trapped under a tree, as she reflects on her life and family violence in a slow, purposeful read that asks for attention but doesn't always reward it.
ITV's Feisty World Cup Coverage Takes Aim at BBC
ITV launched its World Cup coverage with a feisty tone, acknowledging controversies and taunting the BBC's austerity studio from a glitzy New York set.
Socceroos Address Anti-Immigration Sentiment in World Cup Video
The Socceroos released a video promoting multiculturalism, sharing players' migrant stories to counter anti-immigration sentiment ahead of the World Cup.
Lemon Pistachio Snacking Cake Recipe: Easy & Delicious
Helen Goh's lemon pistachio snacking cake is a tender, bright single-layer cake perfect for coffee, tea, or any time. Easy recipe with zesty lemon and crunchy pistachios.
TV Tonight: Alien Autopsy Scandal Series Explores Mass Delusion
A hugely entertaining series about the Roswell alien autopsy scandal. Plus: Dolly Parton unites America, and Bradley & Barney Walsh's Australian adventure.
Taylor Swift's 20-Year Rise to Pop Superstardom
Guardian culture launches a mammoth breakdown of Taylor Swift's 20-year career, exploring her impact on the music industry, her fans, and the future of pop stardom.
The 7 Best Shows to Stream This Week: I Will Find You, Sugar
This week's top streaming picks include Harlan Coben's conspiracy thriller I Will Find You, Colin Farrell's alien PI in Sugar, and more gripping series.
The Twitnam Summer Review: Swift, Gay and Pope's Season
Hester Grant's book explores the 1726 summer when Jonathan Swift, Alexander Pope, and John Gay gathered in Twickenham, arguing it changed English literature.
How Taylor Swift's Debut Single Defined 20 Years of Pop Stardom
Taylor Swift's debut single 'Tim McGraw' turns 20. The Guardian's Laura Snapes explores how the 2006 track foreshadowed Swift's songwriting and self-image.
Sally Beamish's House of Wonder: A Musical Shapeshifter's 70th
Sally Beamish celebrates her 70th birthday with an eclectic, personal album featuring family and friends, blending classical, jazz, and folk in House of Wonder.
Proud review: Polish drama about a gay model becoming a father
This Polish drama is beautifully shot, darkly funny, and full of social commentary about the difficulty of being a gay father in Poland. Even the toddler seems like an accomplished actor.
Brown Wimpenny: Long Live Brown Wimpenny Review
Manchester folk collective Brown Wimpenny's debut album blends bawdy energy with emotional depth, best in quieter tracks like Old Molly Metcalfe.
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