Corey Feldman on Oscars Snub: 'Family Reunion I Wasn't Invited To'
Stand By Me star Corey Feldman shares his feelings about being excluded from the Oscars tribute to director Rob Reiner, describing it as a missed family moment.
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Barbie Dream Fest Disaster: Florida Event Angers Fans
Barbie Dream Fest in Florida, billed as an ultimate fan event, disappointed attendees with sparse setups in a concrete warehouse and cheap swag, drawing comparisons to the Willy Wonka Experience.
Andrew Bodnar, Bassist for Graham Parker & the Rumour, Dies
Andrew Bodnar, the acclaimed bass guitarist known for his work with Graham Parker & the Rumour and contributions to hits by Elvis Costello and Nick Lowe, has passed away at age 71.
Jeremy Connor: Barrister to Judge and Legal Reformer
Jeremy Connor, who passed away at 87, had a distinguished legal career spanning from criminal law barrister to circuit judge in London, while also chairing key youth court and probation committees.
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Midgitte Bardot Confronts Dwarfism Prejudice in New Show
Non-binary drag performer Tamm Reynolds discusses street harassment, spinal surgery recovery, and their provocative new show 'Shooting From Below' at London's Southbank Centre.
Letters: Lebanon War Horrors, Museum Charges, Language Debates
Readers respond to a child's death in Lebanon, proposed museum fees for tourists, and linguistic debates over terms like 'Eryri' and 'lashings' in Guardian letters.
Desmond Williams, Modernist Church Architect, Dies at 93
Desmond Williams, the acclaimed architect behind four listed modernist Catholic churches, has passed away at 93. His innovative designs emphasized community and active worship.
Shakespearean Puzzles: Decoding Common Phrases in a Linguistic Challenge
A puzzle based on Shakespeare's works challenges readers to identify common phrases, with letters replaced by colored boxes. Discover the solutions and explore the creator's inspiration.
Mary Beth Hurt: A Life in Pictures, Stage and Screen Star
Mary Beth Hurt, the acclaimed actress known for roles in Interiors and The World According to Garp, has died at 79. We revisit her Broadway fame, film career, and marriage to Paul Schrader.
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Dua Lipa Curates London Literature Festival at Southbank Centre
Pop star Dua Lipa will curate the 19th London Literature Festival in 2026 as part of the Southbank Centre's 75th anniversary celebrations, collaborating with her Service95 book club.
BBC Criticized for Saudi-Funded Content Partnership
The BBC's commercial arm has partnered with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, producing films that critics call propaganda, raising concerns about the broadcaster's independence and reputation.
Sculptor Lloyd Le Blanc, Artichoke Creator, Dies at 85
Lloyd Le Blanc, the renowned sculptor who created the famous artichoke sculpture at Raymond Blanc's hotel and co-founded a bronze foundry in Leicestershire, has passed away at age 85.
BBC's Swift Sacking of Scott Mills Marks Corporate Shift
The abrupt termination of Scott Mills' BBC contract, worth approximately £355,000, highlights rapid corporate action amid leadership transition, raising questions about conduct protocols.
Ukrainian Gulag Survivor Ivanna Maszczak's London Life
Ivanna Maszczak, who died at 100, survived seven brutal years in a Siberian gulag for supporting Ukrainian independence before building a new life as a librarian and artist in London.
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BBC Fires Scott Mills Over Personal Conduct Claims
The BBC has terminated Scott Mills' contract following allegations about his personal conduct, creating another crisis for the broadcaster as it deals with presenter behavior issues.
Laura Dern Stars in Epstein Series by Adam McKay
Laura Dern will portray Miami Herald reporter Julie K. Brown in a new limited series about the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, based on Brown's book and executive produced by Adam McKay.
Chip Taylor, 'Wild Thing' Songwriter, Dies at 86
Chip Taylor, the legendary songwriter behind the rock anthem 'Wild Thing' and the ballad 'Angel of the Morning,' has passed away at age 86 after a seven-decade career.
Guardian Corrects AI Relationships, Padel Courts, and Other Reports
The Guardian has published corrections regarding a survey on AI romantic relationships, the size of padel courts, and several other recent articles, addressing factual inaccuracies in its reporting.
Babies Review: A Masterful Drama on Loss and Grief
Stefan Golaszewski's new BBC series Babies explores miscarriage and emotional isolation with unsettling humor and devastating precision, featuring standout performances.
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Céline Dion Returns to Stage in Paris After Health Battle
Céline Dion reveals her triumphant return to live performances with 10 shows in Paris, following a six-year hiatus due to stiff-person syndrome diagnosis.
Guardian Sudoku 7,261: Medium Puzzle and Print Edition
Discover the rules for Sudoku 7,261, a medium-level puzzle from The Guardian, including how to access the print version and find solutions in upcoming editions.
McAvoy's Directorial Debut Challenges Scottish Stereotypes
James McAvoy discusses his directorial debut 'California Schemin', exploring Scottish identity, bias in entertainment, and the need for diverse storytelling from his homeland.
Sami Tamimi's Easter Lamb with Spicy Pickled Lemon
Discover Sami Tamimi's Middle Eastern-inspired Easter recipes for slow-cooked lamb with spicy pickled lemon and jewelled rice, celebrating tradition and flavour.
Muslim Matchmaker: BBC Three's New Dating Show Debuts
BBC Three launches Muslim Matchmaker, a dating series where Hoda and Yasmin help US Muslims find love. Also featured: a documentary on a Norwegian throuple and other evening TV highlights.
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Bauhaus Female Photographers: Forgotten Pioneers in Berlin Show
An exhibition in Berlin highlights the overlooked female photographers of the Bauhaus, showcasing their innovative 'new vision' that shaped modern art and challenged gender norms in Weimar Germany.
Two Women Review: French-Canadian Comedy Remake Disappoints
Chloé Robichaud's remake of the 1970 French-Canadian sex comedy Two Women fails to deliver, offering neither erotic appeal nor dramatic plausibility.
Lerner's 'Transcription': Technology, Memory, and Family Explored
Ben Lerner's novel 'Transcription' is a profound exploration of digital modernity, familial inheritance, and memory through intricate storytelling and philosophical depth.
Far-Right Threats to Europe's Public Broadcasters
From Italy to Germany, far-right political forces are systematically targeting public service media, employing tactics of defunding, privatization demands, and political appointments to reshape narratives and undermine independent journalism across the Eu
Labour's Ofcom Chair Test: Regulating Partisan GB News
The appointment of a new Ofcom chair presents a critical challenge for Labour in enforcing broadcasting impartiality laws against GB News, which has been accused of becoming a mouthpiece for Reform UK.
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Roger Casement's Story: Rebel, Traitor, and Irish Hero
Rory Carroll's biography delves into Roger Casement's journey from British diplomat to Irish revolutionary, exploring his complex identity and pivotal role in Ireland's fight for independence.
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