Taylor Swift dancer slammed for wearing white to wedding
Eras Tour dancer Tori Evans wore white to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding, breaking a major taboo, and faced backlash from fans online.
Eras Tour dancer Tori Evans wore white to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding, breaking a major taboo, and faced backlash from fans online.
Leslie Woodhead, the filmmaker who pioneered drama-documentaries on British TV and helped establish World in Action, has died aged 88. He invented the format to tell stories behind the Iron Curtain.
Dior's Jonathan Anderson presents a high-concept haute couture collection inspired by sculptor Lynda Benglis, featuring molten metal effects and sculptural silhouettes, while remaining tight-lipped about Taylor Swift's wedding dress.
Bad Girl Books, the UK's first romantasy bookshop, opened in Oxford as fans queued for hours. The subgenre blending romance and fantasy has exploded, driven by BookTok and a young female audience.
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RecommendedColin Perchard, a British Council diplomat who served as minister in India and opened offices in Bangladesh, South Korea, and Zimbabwe, has died aged 85.
Author Tomi Adeyemi says she will not watch the Paramount adaptation of her YA fantasy novel, citing behind-the-scenes attacks and distancing herself from the project.
My Chemical Romance play three nights at Wembley Stadium starting July 8, 2026. Find set times, support acts, setlist, last-minute tickets from £44, bag policy, and weather forecast.
Wimbledon's players' salon, run by barber Karina Neeson, handles 850 cuts in two weeks, with players requesting unusual hair art after losing bets.
Olivia Rodrigo's third album 'You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love' debuts at number one and sets a new career record with 485,000 first-week sales, ahead of her 11-show O2 Arena residency in 2027.
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RecommendedThe annual medieval fair in Sydney's north-west featured historical re-enactments, jousting knights, wandering entertainers, and even mermaids.
Unacceptable, a new panel show from Romesh Ranganathan's production company, features comedians defending their worst opinions. Despite a star-studded cast, the show feels unnecessary and fails to land its jokes.
NAIDOC Week celebrates Indigenous Australians' history, culture, and achievements, with 2026 theme 'For Our Elders' honoring their guidance and wisdom.
Sydney Theatre Company's revival of Doubt: A Parable is a gripping, morally complex production that retains its power to unsettle audiences.
A new book revisits 50 iconic concerts, including Beyoncé's Coachella, Brian Wilson's Pet Sounds, Britney's Vegas residency, Oasis at Knebworth, Daft Punk at Coachella, Amy Winehouse at Glastonbury, and Kanye's Yeezus tour.
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RecommendedMaunika Gowardhan shares two distinct Indian runner bean recipes: a Rajasthani sabzi with ginger and spices, and a Keralan thoran with coconut and curry leaves.
In the early hours of 11 July, the waning crescent moon will pass the Pleiades star cluster, visible from London at 3am BST with a clear low horizon.
In 1926, a Country diary entry describes Cornwall's magenta wild flowers, like foxgloves and rhododendrons, that would have delighted Claude Monet with their blue-green and violet-pink hues.
Rhaenyra Targaryen faces kingdom-wide unrest after winning the Battle of the Gullet in House of the Dragon season 3, airing tonight on Sky Atlantic at 9pm.
Guardian Australia's picture editor Carly Early breaks down the craft behind June's top three photographs, including shark bites, power dynamics, and the world's longest golf course.
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RecommendedThe Rolling Stones launch official podcast 'Speaking in Tongues' hosted by Norah Jones, plus Getty Museum mindfulness, feminist art, spy cities, and a Seattle investigation.
Chef Georgina Hayden explores Crete's Lassithi region, savoring family-run tavernas, bakeries, and local produce, from petimezi-sweetened pies to wood-fired lamb.
Guardian photographer Sarah Lee captures the unique atmosphere at Wimbledon, focusing on people-watching and the tournament's antidote to modern times.
David Sedaris's new essay collection 'The Land and Its People' blends crankiness with charm, offering 28 pieces on everyday life, family, and touring, though some jokes fall flat.
Documentary portrait of British-Nigerian photographer Misan Harriman, completed before recent controversy over social media posts, shows his rise from financial world to Oscar-nominated filmmaker.
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RecommendedDave Eggers' novel 'Contrapposto' about a working-class artist's lifelong friendship is pious and shrill, lacking the comic touch of his earlier works.
Steven Spielberg's The Post is a fast-paced, feelgood film celebrating journalism, with Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks delivering top performances.
The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum's 50th anniversary exhibition showcases how artists have captured space travel, featuring works by Rockwell, Thomas, Rauschenberg, and more.
After five years gardening, columnist Emma Beddington faces a harvest glut and admits she hates cooking, wishing for a tradwife to handle the kitchen work.
Documentary explores Robert Richardson's tempestuous relationships with Scorsese, Tarantino, and Stone, featuring intimate interviews and staggering home movie footage.
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RecommendedTrine Dyrholm delivers a magnetic performance as a bipolar mother in Mads Mengel's Dogme 95-inspired film about a christening disrupted by a shunned relative, screening at Karlovy Vary.