Eamonn Holmes' future at GB News is uncertain as bosses 'barely hear from him' months after his stroke; his son Declan handles affairs, and co-host Ellie Costello reportedly finds the situation stressful.
Janine Butcher stages a dramatic return to EastEnders for funeral scenes, confronting Linda Carter in an explosive argument. Max Branning intervenes as the storyline promises to 'blow the roof off Albert Square.'
Executive producer Mark Gunton, a longtime collaborator of Sir David Attenborough, reveals the natural history legend thought he was 'mad' for following a single male lion cub for four years in National Geographic's new series Lion.
Mary Heilmann, the influential American abstract painter known for vibrant, playful canvases that blurred abstraction and craft, has died at 85. Her work is held in major museums worldwide.
Wayne Rooney, 40, has unveiled the results of a nose job after twice breaking his nose during his football career. The former Manchester United star underwent surgery to correct breathing difficulties and was photographed with a noticeably slimmer nose.
Tamzin Outhwaite leads a revival of Mike Leigh’s 1977 play at the Menier Chocolate Factory, delivering a sharp, darkly comic performance that captures the era’s social tensions.
Little Animals at Edinburgh's Royal Lyceum Studio is a raw, gripping drama about a mother navigating poverty and addiction, earning four stars from The Guardian.
Mezzo-soprano Aigul Akhmetshina's debut album 'Mujer Fatal' showcases her powerful voice and dramatic range, with a repertoire spanning Bizet to Bernstein, earning critical acclaim.
Labour’s Bridget Phillipson says rightwing politics and social media are normalising racism and misogyny, warning of fears for British society in an extended interview with the Guardian.
Helena Bonham Carter narrates playwright Holly Dawson's impressionistic memoir All of Us Atoms, written as she experienced memory loss from epilepsy and a brain tumour, creating an extraordinary self-portrait.
Discover the best hair oils for glossy, healthy locks, from budget to luxury. Tested by a beauty journalist, these picks nourish, smooth, and add shine.
FromSoftware reveals The Duskbloods, a multiplayer-focused action game with vampire themes, set in a gothic world. The game emphasizes co-op and PvP mechanics, departing from the studio’s single-player tradition.
Eighty artworks by eight Australian artists are buried under 120 tonnes of dirt at Carriageworks for the Festival of Dangerous Ideas, where visitors will dig them up to explore dangerous ideas about climate change, colonisation, and labour.
Jordan Prosser’s second novel, Blue Giant, follows Abby Horne as she seeks escape from 2020s polycrisis through a Mars mission. The book blends melancholy, humour, and satire.
French Girls, a low-budget Australian film made for $28,000, offers a refreshingly austere look at Sydney's modelling scene, revealing new talents in writer-director Hyun Lee and lead Mia Kidis.
Rafael Payare conducts the Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal in Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s once-popular cantata The Song of Hiawatha at the Usher Hall, Edinburgh International Festival. Nicola Benedetti’s bold programming pays off with a crisp chorus and s
Readers are invited to share the small accomplishments that bring them joy, from reorganising a cutlery drawer to repairing a garden fence, as part of a new callout by The Guardian.
The UK publishing industry is being called on to support Ukrainian publishers, whose warehouses and printing facilities have been destroyed by Russian missile strikes, disrupting book production and distribution.
A new book explores the 'Happy Valley' of Byron's former home in Greece, revealing the poet's complex legacy and the site's modern-day significance.
Love Is Blind UK viewers have noticed contestant Ciara Murphy looks like internet personality Bonnie Blue, sparking debate on Reddit. The resemblance has become a major distraction from the show's drama.
Harry and Meghan are returning to Britain after their US media empire failed, with Spotify cancelled and Netflix projects underperforming. British broadcasters offer numerous TV opportunities, from reality shows to game shows, to replenish their finances.
Susanna Reid, 55, declares age is no barrier to wearing a swimsuit after sharing holiday snaps from Ibiza, including a rave with Fatboy Slim and Calvin Harris’s show.
Sons of Anarchy is returning as a limited series called Legends, where Charlie Hunnam and original cast members play themselves at a fan convention, blurring lines between life and art.
Kayali expands its House of Yum into bodycare for the first time, launching Silk Soufflé Body Cream and Cashmere Kiss Lip Balm in pistachio and marshmallow scents, available now at Sephora, Cult Beauty, and Space NK.
Quince Bakery's new all-day café Clementine will open at 190 New North Road, Islington on October 3, serving breakfast, brunch and lunch from Wednesday to Sunday.
Filmmaker Steven Soderbergh brings 'A Man Under the Influence' to London's Whiteley cinema: nine hand-picked classics from 1930s-2010s, each with a signature cocktail and video introduction, starting September 3.
John Cleese's cringe-inducing appearance on The One Show, where he forgot hosts' names and name-dropped Roman Polanski, joins a list of the show's most awkward moments.
A dedicated Ariana Grande fan was left sobbing after queuing for five hours outside London's O2 Arena for box office tickets to her sold-out Eternal Sunshine residency, eventually securing seats in section 112 at £157.
Peckham Car Boot (PCB) will open new sites in Leyton and Stoke Newington from September 2026, offering vintage shopping for fashion lovers across London.
John Stamos, 63, posted a nude bathroom selfie for his birthday, sparking thousands of comments including Rita Wilson's remark that he has 'the numbers flipped.' The actor has a history of birthday thirst traps dating to 2023.