Seven Best Films on TV: They Will Kill You to Aftersun
Zazie Beetz stars in a gory horror thriller, Paul Mescal breaks hearts in Aftersun, and Wonka delights. Plus, The Big Chill, Boiling Point, and more.
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Pussy Riot's CYKA: EDM Fails Political Punch
Pussy Riot's debut album CYKA mixes icy electronics and EDM but is let down by weak delivery. Strong tracks like Gore and Disobey channel protest energy.
Best Podcasts of 2026 So Far: Surreal Genius, True Crime
From Harry Hill's surreal comedy to gripping true crime and a tribute to MF Doom, here are the top podcasts of 2026 so far.
The Long Drop Review: Gripping Whisky-Soaked Murder Tale
Denise Mina's novel The Long Drop, adapted by Linda McLean, captures the depravity of a notorious 1956 Glasgow triple murder with wit and horror at Citizens Theatre.
Creative Barbecue Gifts: Sauces, Cheeses, and Unique Cuts
Skip the usual supermarket sausages and wine. Elevate your barbecue hosting with unique gifts like fancy sauces, lesser-known meat cuts, and artisanal cheeses.
Ruth Ozeki on Charlotte's Web, Chekhov, and Language
Ruth Ozeki, winner of the 2022 Women's Prize for Fiction, discusses her early reading, favorite books, and how Charlotte's Web inspired her writing career.
Behind the Scenes at OpenAI HQ: Stephen Collins Cartoon
A look behind the scenes at OpenAI headquarters through a Stephen Collins cartoon, exploring AI's impact on life and style.
David Gamble obituary: Bafta-winning editor dies at 70
David Gamble, Bafta-winning editor of Shakespeare in Love, dies aged 70. He worked on documentaries, TV dramas, and feature films, later teaching at film schools.
David Hockney dies at 88: a tribute to the pop art legend
David Hockney, the revolutionary British artist who captured the look of the modern world, has died aged 88. A tribute to his life and work.
Not Too Late to Sow Nasturtiums for Summer Joy
It's not too late to sow nasturtiums for summer color. They prefer poor soil, self-seed for years, and are edible. Try varieties like 'Ladybird Rose' and 'Black Velvet'.
Julio Le Parc, Kinetic Art Pioneer, Dies at 97
Julio Le Parc, the Argentinian kinetic artist who demanded viewer participation and challenged passive acceptance of art, has died aged 97.
David Hockney, Celebrated British Artist, Dies at 88
David Hockney, the iconic British artist known for 'A Bigger Splash' and vibrant landscapes, has died at 88. A retrospective of his life and work.
Kapoor Blockbuster, Hepworth Colour, Hockney Dies: Art Weekly
Anish Kapoor's sublime spectacle at Hayward Gallery, Barbara Hepworth's colour showcase, and David Hockney's death at 88 – all in this week's art roundup.
Best Recent Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror Books Reviewed (12.06.2026)
A roundup of five new genre novels: doomsday survival, vampire gothic, cold war horror, historical fantasy, and haunted halls.
Why the 'I Heart NY' T-shirt Is Cool Again
The iconic 'I heart NY' T-shirt, born in the 70s, resurfaces as a fashion statement among Gen Z and celebrities, blending nostalgia, irony, and anti-Trump sentiment.
David Hockney Dies Aged 88: A Tribute to a Pop Art Icon
David Hockney, the renowned British pop artist famous for his swimming pool paintings and photo-collages, has passed away at 88. Share your memories.
Quiet Light: Medical Student's Moody Plunderphonics Magic
Riya Mahesh, aka Quiet Light, blends ambient production with pop melody. Her new album 'Blue Angel Sparkling Silver 2' is moody and magical, recalling Grimes and Samia.
Kimchi Bloody Mary: Spicy Twist on Classic Brunch Cocktail
Discover the Red Lion & Sun's kimchi bloody mary recipe—a sour-spicy twist on the classic brunch drink that's easy to recreate at home.
Renell Shaw: Windrush Suite jazz trilogy celebrates Black British life
Ivor Novello-winning musician Renell Shaw discusses his jazz trilogy The Windrush Suite, blending family testimony with music to tell stories of migration, love, and resistance.
Summer TV Guide: Larry David, Will Ferrell, Anya Taylor-Joy and More
From Larry David's Obama-produced sketch show to Will Ferrell's wild golf comedy and Anya Taylor-Joy as a con artist, here are the unmissable TV shows this summer.
Steelworkers Protest, Gaza Wreckage: Global Photos
A global photo roundup features steelworkers protesting in Berlin, children playing in Gaza wreckage, a robo-soldier in Germany, and more striking images from around the world.
London bistro wins UK restaurant of the year
Bouchon Racine, a French bistro above a pub in Farringdon, wins UK restaurant of the year, embracing old-school traditions like phone-only bookings and long lunches.
So Are We: León and Lightfoot Review – Mesmerising Homecoming
Paul Lightfoot and Sol León's works finally performed by a British company. The Royal Ballet delivers impressive choreography, though the evening lacks emotional depth.
Furious Guerrilla-Art Response to Epstein Files
A collective of over 80 writers stages a guerrilla-art response to the Epstein files, blending theatre, activism, and art to convey the horror of abuse against women.
Guardian Books Team Answers Reader Questions on 100 Novels
The Guardian's books team hosts a live Q&A session, answering reader questions about their curated list of 100 novels everyone should read.
Brad Pitt and Daniel Craig Lead 'Hot Professor' Glasses Trend
Older male celebrities like Brad Pitt and Daniel Craig embrace stylish glasses as a fashion statement, rejecting age-related invisibility.
Wafa Mustafa's Fight for Syria's Disappeared
Wafa Mustafa shares her story of waiting for her disappeared father in the documentary 'Maybe Tomorrow,' highlighting the global crisis of enforced disappearances.
David Hockney, revolutionary British artist, dies aged 88
David Hockney, the iconic British painter known for his vibrant swimming pools and portraits, has died aged 88. He was a revolutionary figure in contemporary art for six decades.
Guardian Doc Premieres at Tribeca: Black Panther Cubs Story
Guardian Documentaries' 'When the Revolution Doesn't Come' premieres at Tribeca 2026, focusing on Black Panther children's untold experiences.
Impressionism's Champion Brings Masterpieces to Geelong
Discovering the Impressionists at Geelong Gallery honors Paul Durand-Ruel, the dealer who saved impressionism, with works by Monet, Renoir, and more from 20 June.
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