Diablo 4: Lord Of Hatred Review - Defying Critics
The second expansion for Diablo 4 delivers a massive new world, two powerful classes, and refined gameplay, making it a must-have for fans despite its intense focus on combat.
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Adam Thomas Emerges as Deserving I'm A Celebrity Winner After Collins Exit
With Gemma Collins' departure from I'm A Celebrity South Africa, Adam Thomas stands as the only truly worthy winner after confronting David Haye's bullying and showing remarkable resilience despite arthritis challenges.
Lord Haskins: Yorkshire Farmer with Global Vision
A personal tribute recalls Christopher Haskins, a farmer in East Riding of Yorkshire, whose life blended business acumen with activism against apartheid and social justice advocacy.
Family's 5-Year UPF Reduction: Costs and Lessons Learned
A San Diego family shares their experience cutting ultra-processed foods over five years, revealing increased costs and time but improved health awareness amid rising food inflation.
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John Keats Love Letters Recovered, Returned After Theft
Eight original handwritten letters from Romantic poet John Keats to Fanny Brawne, stolen in the 1980s, have been returned to the Whitney family after resurfacing in Manhattan.
Readers' Letters: Trig Points, Yes Minister, and Public Toilets
Guardian readers share humorous and insightful letters about historic trig points, Yes Minister as training material, and the scarcity of public toilets in England.
Desmond Morris, Zoologist and Author, Dies at 98
Desmond Morris, the renowned zoologist, author, and broadcaster famous for his groundbreaking book The Naked Ape, has passed away at age 98 after a prolific career spanning over 60 years.
Lord Skidelsky: Keynesian Scholar and Economic Maverick
An obituary for Lord Robert Skidelsky, the economic historian and politician renowned for his definitive biography of John Maynard Keynes and his lifelong advocacy of Keynesian economics amid global financial crises.
George Hall, Central School Legend, Dies at 101
George Hall, the revered head of acting at London's Central School of Speech and Drama from 1964 to 1987, has passed away at age 101. A composer, teacher, and Britain's oldest podcaster, he trained generations of actors and worked with theatre icons.
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Averil Cameron: Historian Who Redefined Byzantine Empire
Dame Averil Cameron, who died aged 86, transformed perceptions of the Byzantine empire from stagnant to dynamic. Her pioneering work challenged stereotypes and bridged classical and medieval studies.
D4vd Pleads Not Guilty to Murder of Teen in His Car
Singer D4vd has pleaded not guilty to the murder of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose dismembered body was found in his abandoned Tesla in Los Angeles last September.
Sudoku 7285 Medium: Puzzle Appeal and Brain Benefits
Explore the enduring popularity of Sudoku puzzle 7285 medium, its cognitive advantages for mental sharpness, and why it remains a favorite pastime for puzzle enthusiasts worldwide.
Madonna's Vintage Coachella Costume Missing, Reward Offered
Madonna appeals for the return of her vintage costume worn at Coachella 2026, offering a reward for the missing jacket, corset, and dress from her personal archives.
Schmigadoon! Broadway Revival: TV Show's Stage Resurrection
Apple's musical comedy series Schmigadoon! makes a natural leap to Broadway but struggles to bring fresh material to the stage in this enthusiastic yet familiar revival.
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Michael Socha Talks The Cage Thriller and This Is England Reunion
Actor Michael Socha discusses his role in BBC thriller The Cage, his career beginnings with This Is England, and addresses rumors of a reunion while reflecting on two decades in acting.
Guernica's Political Feud: Picasso's Masterpiece in Spanish Dispute
Picasso's Guernica, a global symbol of war's horrors, is embroiled in a political battle in Spain over its potential move to Bilbao, highlighting its enduring relevance amid modern conflicts.
Santiago Lastra's Mexican Beetroot Tostadas and Mushroom Costras
Discover Santiago Lastra's innovative Mexican recipes featuring beetroot tostadas with pink mole and mushroom costras with melted cheese. These dishes blend traditional techniques with creative twists for vibrant, flavorful meals.
Anna Maxwell Martin on The Assembly: TV's Most Revealing Chat
Anna Maxwell Martin takes the hot seat on The Assembly, where neurodivergent and disabled adults ask unfiltered questions. Plus, Australian dating series Better Date Than Never and Gordon Ramsay's restaurant rescue.
Scarborn Review: Polish Historical Epic Ignites Revolution
The Polish historical drama Scarborn (Kos) follows a war veteran's return to 18th-century Poland, sparking rebellion in a rumbustious period epic filled with cinematic flair and sword-clashing action.
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Hustvedt's 'Ghost Stories' on Life After Paul Auster
Siri Hustvedt's memoir 'Ghost Stories' reflects on losing her husband of 40 years, Paul Auster, exploring grief, memory, and the shift from 'we' to 'I' in poignant detail.
Venezuelan Youth Photography: Resilience Beyond Crisis
Photographer Silvana Trevale's decade-long project 'Venezuelan Youth' captures the complex identity of young Venezuelans, transforming trauma into a tribute to strength and hope through intimate portraits.
Unchosen Review: Netflix's Cult Drama Wastes Talent
Netflix's Unchosen squanders a stellar cast including Christopher Eccleston and Siobhan Finneran in a predictable cult drama that fails to deliver compelling storytelling or character development.
Guardian Confronts Slavery Links with Restorative Justice
The Guardian's Legacies of Enslavement program, launched after founder's ties to slavery were revealed, marks its third anniversary with a public discussion on reparatory justice and institutional atonement.
Proms 2026: Eclectic Lineup Features Premieres and Classics
The BBC Proms 2026 lineup promises a thrilling mix of UK premieres, minimalist masterpieces, and operatic delights, with highlights including Jessie Montgomery's cello concerto and Steve Reich's anniversary celebrations.
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Wardriver Review: Dane DeHaan in Neo-Noir Tech Thriller
Dane DeHaan plays a hacker with a heart of gold in Rebecca Thomas's brisk neo-noir crime thriller Wardriver, featuring triple-cross heists and a convincingly venal underworld.
McInerney's Final Novel Falls Short of Fitzgerald Legacy
Jay McInerney's 'See You on the Other Side' concludes his New York series with verbose prose and shallow characters, highlighting a decline from early literary acclaim.
Practical Magic 2 First Look: Bullock and Kidman Return
The first teaser for Practical Magic 2 has debuted, confirming Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman's return as the Owens sisters, with new cast members Joey King and Maisie Williams joining the sequel.
Animated Film Highlights Islamic Scholars Through Time Travel Adventure
Time Hoppers: The Silk Road is an animated feature that takes children on a journey through medieval Islamic history, showcasing underrepresented scholars and scientists while promoting diversity in children's entertainment.
Guardian's Next Phase in Restorative Justice Plan for Enslavement
The Scott Trust announces a multi-million pound investment in Jamaica and US Sea Islands as part of its 10-year plan to address historical links to transatlantic enslavement through education, land rights, and climate justice initiatives.
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Soderbergh and Other Directors Adopt AI in Filmmaking
Esteemed Hollywood directors including Steven Soderbergh and Darren Aronofsky are increasingly incorporating artificial intelligence into their film production processes, sparking debates about artistry and technology.
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