Guillermo del Toro: Ghosts, Monsters, and Cinema
Guillermo del Toro discusses his BFI fellowship, haunted houses, UFOs, and the making of 'Frankenstein' and 'Cronos', reflecting on art, desire, and the unknown.
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Sally Field Bonds with Octopus in Netflix's Remarkably Bright Creatures
Sally Field stars as a lonely aquarium cleaner who befriends a grumpy octopus in this sweet-natured adaptation of Shelby Van Pelt's best-selling novel, now streaming on Netflix.
Ana Roxanne: Poem 1 Review – A Stunning Pop Balladeer
Ana Roxanne's new album Poem 1 showcases her voice front and centre, blending pop ballads with ambient textures and a Schumann cover.
Seven Best Films on TV This Week: The Running Man to Field of Dreams
Edgar Wright's stylish adaptation of Stephen King's thriller leads this week's top TV films, alongside Field of Dreams, The Hitcher, and more.
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Memories of David Attenborough at 100: Encounters and Inspiration
Readers share personal memories of David Attenborough for his 100th birthday, from chance meetings in Borneo to the lasting impact of his nature programmes worldwide.
Bob Odenkirk on Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, and Normal
Bob Odenkirk talks about his roles in Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, and Ben Wheatley's Normal, plus his career from SNL to Nobody.
Top 8 medical video games for break from The Pitt
From Microsurgeon to The Mortuary Assistant, explore eight medical games spanning 40+ years of surgery sims, hospital management, and horror.
Olof Dreijer's 'Loud Bloom': A Garden of Earthly Delights
Swedish producer Olof Dreijer's debut solo album 'Loud Bloom' features floral-themed tracks with squiggling melodies, quizzical distortion, and global guest vocalists, banishing winter gloom.
Keith Haring's Best Friend on Life with the Artist
Kermit Oswald, Keith Haring's childhood friend, shares intimate memories as unseen works, including a painted crib, go up for auction at Sotheby's.
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Lily King: Judy Blume, Jane Austen, and Tove Jansson
Women's prize-shortlisted author Lily King shares her earliest reading memory, favorite books, and the writers who shaped her, from Judy Blume to Virginia Woolf.
Women Choosing Non-Monogamy: Open Marriage Challenges and Rewards
Exploring why women often initiate open marriages, the emotional labor they carry, and the shifting dynamics in consensual non-monogamy.
Assassination of Margaret Thatcher: Provocative Theatre
A review of The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher at Everyman Theatre, Liverpool, highlighting its blend of comedy and political drama in a powerful adaptation of Hilary Mantel's story.
May 2026 Bonus Genius Crossword Challenge
The Guardian's May 2026 bonus genius crossword is here. Test your skills with this challenging puzzle that requires sharp thinking and vocabulary.
Artists vs Fascists, Khmer Rouge Photos, and Floral Art
This week's art dispatch features an exhibition on 1930s artists fighting fascism, Khmer Rouge photography, early Netherlandish drawings, and floral paintings from Van Gogh to today.
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Arabfuturism and Magical Realism: Latest Sci-Fi Roundup
Explore new sci-fi and fantasy including Arabfuturism, Japanese-inspired trilogy, ghost stories, crow magic, and a dusty Lancashire memoir.
Frances Chang's Uncanny Songwriting and Best New Tracks
Brooklyn's Frances Chang blends uncanny domesticity with magnetic songwriting. Plus, new tracks from Lambchop, Silvana Estrada, and more in our weekly playlist.
Paul Simon Review: Quiet Celebration Tour Inspires at 84
Paul Simon returns to the stage at 84 after hearing loss, delivering a hushed, intimate performance that reinvents his classics with frailty and authority.
Americans Hail Pope Leo XIV as 'Breath of Fresh Air'
As Pope Leo XIV marks his first year, Americans praise his progressive views and defiance of Donald Trump, calling him a breath of fresh air for the Church.
Keeley Hawes and Paapa Essiedu on Falling and Forbidden Love
Keeley Hawes and Paapa Essiedu discuss their roles in Jack Thorne's new drama Falling, exploring forbidden love between a nun and a priest, and the challenges of portraying faith and desire.
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Le Magritte's Bitter Velvet: Late-Spring Digestif Recipe
A balanced after-dinner digestif with sweetness, bitterness, and richness. Perfect for cool spring nights, this rum-based cocktail is a grown-up twist on the old fashioned.
Mr Tumble: The Magical King of Kids' TV
A father and his daughter spend a day with Mr Tumble, the beloved CBeebies character, exploring the magic of Something Special and its profound impact on children with special educational needs.
Global Photos: Elections, Diamond, BTS Fans
A roundup of striking images from around the world, including UK elections, a rare blue-green diamond, BTS fans in Mexico, and more.
Star Wars Needs The Mandalorian and Grogu to Succeed or Die
The Mandalorian and Grogu faces high stakes: revive Star Wars on big screen after six-year hiatus, expand universe, and prove Baby Yoda is more than merch.
London Duo Made Kim Kardashian's Met Gala Breastplate
Whitaker Malem collaborated with Allen Jones and a Kent bodyshop to create Kardashian's orange fibreglass breastplate for the Met Gala.
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Carol Rumens: Readers Pay Tribute to Poem of the Week Columnist
Carol Rumens, the Guardian's beloved Poem of the Week columnist for nearly 20 years, has died aged 81. Readers share memories of her eclectic taste, generosity, and profound impact on poetry.
Charli xcx's 'Rock Music' Isn't a Real Rock Pivot
Charli xcx's new single 'Rock Music' is a funny, wilfully plasticky pop track that playfully mocks rock authenticity, not a true genre shift from her Brat era.
May Style Essentials: Totes, Shirts, and Best Shoes
Discover the best summer fashion finds for May, from canvas totes to silk camisoles, plus the most comfortable flats of the year.
A Good Man Is Hard to Find: Banking Bros in Grim Gameshow
Bullyache's dance-theatre piece at Sadler's Wells East depicts bankers in a surreal gameshow, confronting their role in the 2008 financial crisis with dark ritual and atmosphere.
MIA Review: Ozark Creator's New Drama Is Ludicrous
Bill Dubuque's MIA on Paramount+ is a Florida-set revenge thriller that swings between boring and ludicrous, with awkward dialogue and convenient plotting.
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Venice Biennale 2026: Chaos, Controversy, and Defiance
The 2026 Venice Biennale is a chaotic mess of politics and protests, with a main theme of rest that feels tone-deaf. National pavilions offer bizarre delights, while unofficial shows deliver real power.
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