Chuck Norris Dies at 86 After Medical Emergency
American actor and martial arts icon Chuck Norris has died at age 86 in Hawaii. His family confirmed his passing, citing a sudden medical emergency and requesting privacy.
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Mutton March: London Woman's Fashion Protest After Insult
Amanda FitzGerald, 55, launches the Mutton March in Chelsea after being called 'mutton dressed as lamb' for her bold style. The event celebrates women defying ageist fashion norms.
Chuck Norris Dies at 86, Family Announces on Instagram
Iconic martial artist and actor Chuck Norris has passed away at age 86. His family confirmed the news on Instagram, remembering him as a global symbol of strength and a devoted family man.
Dianne Wiest's 20 Best Film Performances Ranked
Celebrating Dianne Wiest's 78th birthday, we rank her 20 best film roles, from Oscar-winning turns in Woody Allen classics to recent hits like 'I Care a Lot'.
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Humanoid Art, Eid Prep, and Global Tensions in Photos
A curated selection of powerful images from around the world, featuring humanoid art in London, Eid al-Fitr preparations in Jakarta, and scenes of conflict and protest across multiple continents.
Late-Night Hosts Mock Trump's Iran War and Mullin Hearing
Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers, and Jimmy Kimmel satirize the US war in Iran, Markwayne Mullin's confirmation hearing, and rising gas prices, highlighting political hypocrisy and public backlash.
Secrets in Suburbia: 'The Barbecue at No 9' Audiobook Review
Dive into Jennie Godfrey's gripping audiobook 'The Barbecue at No 9,' where family tensions and hidden truths simmer during the 1985 Live Aid concert. Featuring a star-studded cast including Gemma Whelan and Stephen Mangan, this multi-voiced tale blends m
Kitty Whately and Julius Drake Rediscover Madeleine Dring's Legacy
A new album review reveals how Kitty Whately and Julius Drake's performance of Madeleine Dring's songs challenges perceptions of the British composer's seriousness and artistry.
Chelsex Flower Show's 'Pleasure Garden' Breaks Taboos
The Chelsea Flower Show introduces a provocative Aphrodite-themed garden sponsored by Lovehoney, featuring love-associated plants and ending the gnome ban for charity.
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Guardian Launches Seasonal Food Quarterly Magazine
The Guardian announces the launch of its new seasonal lifestyle magazine, Guardian Food Quarterly, featuring star chefs, recipes, and cultural food exploration available globally this Saturday.
Kim Gordon on Sonic Youth, AI, and Male Ego
Kim Gordon discusses her new solo album, reflections on Sonic Youth's legacy, AI in music, and why she believes the male ego is more fragile than ever in an exclusive interview.
Ready or Not 2 Review: Loud but Hollow Horror Sequel
Samara Weaving returns in Ready or Not 2: Here I Come, a comedy horror sequel that expands mythology unnecessarily while losing the original's sharp edge.
PEN America Announces 2026 World Voices Festival
PEN America announces the 2026 World Voices festival in New York and Los Angeles, featuring Judith Butler and Bill McKibben, after the 2024 event was cancelled due to controversy over the Israel-Gaza war.
India Blocks Oscar-Nominated Gaza Film Over Israel Ties
India's film board has banned the release of 'The Voice of Hind Rajab,' an Oscar-nominated documentary about a Palestinian child's death, with distributors warned it could damage India-Israel relations.
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Monte Verde Redating Reignites Americas Migration Debate
A new study suggests Chile's Monte Verde site is younger than thought, challenging theories of early human settlement in South America and reviving the north-to-south migration model.
Habermas's Legacy: History as a Learning Process
Reflections on Jürgen Habermas's concept of history as a learning process, with insights from letters on political repetition, measurement quirks, and childhood fibs.
Swedish Death Cleaning Pioneer Margareta Magnusson Dies at 92
Margareta Magnusson, who popularized the concept of 'death cleaning' through her international bestseller, has passed away at age 92. The Swedish artist and author inspired a global movement.
BBC Today Programme Criticised for Content and Balance Issues
A listener critiques the BBC's flagship Radio 4 Today programme, arguing it has lost its way with pop music segments and unbalanced discussions, urging corrections to fend off podcast competition.
ABC Cancels Bachelorette Season After Assault Video Leak
ABC has pulled the new season of The Bachelorette after leaked footage showed star Taylor Frankie Paul physically assaulting her ex-partner, with Disney citing support for the family.
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Eid and Nowruz in Australia Overshadowed by War
Australian Muslims and Iranians prepare for Eid al-Fitr and Nowruz celebrations this weekend, but festivities are tempered by grief over the Middle East conflict and rising Islamophobia.
AC/DC's Stevie Young Hospitalized Ahead of Buenos Aires Concerts
AC/DC guitarist Stevie Young has been hospitalized in Buenos Aires due to illness, just days before the band's sold-out Power Up tour concerts. He is undergoing tests but remains in good spirits and is expected to perform.
Guardian Sudoku: Daily Puzzles and Print Solutions
The Guardian offers a daily hard Sudoku puzzle, number 7,248, with solutions available in print editions. Complete the grid by filling rows, columns, and 3x3 boxes with numbers 1 to 9.
Natural History Museum Hits Record 7.1M Visitors in 2025
London's Natural History Museum led UK attractions in 2025 with 7.1 million visitors, a 13% increase, driven by free entry and new climate exhibits.
Senator Demands ABC Shut Down Editor Over Iran Coverage
Liberal Senator Sarah Henderson calls for ABC to 'shut down' Americas editor John Lyons over his analysis of Iran conflict, backed by News Corp outlets. ABC defends Lyons' impartiality as strike looms.
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Ireland's Basic Income for Artists Transforms Creative Sector
The Irish government's Basic Income for the Arts initiative provides €325 weekly to 2,000 artists, improving wellbeing and recouping costs. Musicians and writers share their experiences.
Eid al-Fitr at Lakemba Mosque: Thousands Celebrate Amid Protests
Thousands gathered at Lakemba Mosque in Sydney for Eid al-Fitr, marking Ramadan's end. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Minister Tony Burke faced heckling, overshadowing festivities with Middle East war tensions.
Jury Duty: Company Retreat Review - Hoax Reality Show
Prime Video's Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat is a hoax reality show where an unsuspecting office temp navigates a fake corporate retreat. This review explores its humor, ethics, and stomach-turning moments.
Liverpool University Acquires Roger McGough's Complete Archive
The University of Liverpool has acquired the entire archive of poet Roger McGough, including 40 boxes of manuscripts, diaries, and correspondence that reveal his prolific career and cultural impact.
Dave Grohl on Therapy, Grief, and Foo Fighters' Punk Return
In an exclusive interview, Dave Grohl discusses his intense therapy journey, coping with loss, and Foo Fighters' raw new punk album after personal upheavals.
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BTS Releases 'Arirang' Album Before Major Seoul Comeback Show
K-pop superstars BTS have launched their new album 'Arirang' ahead of a massive comeback concert in Seoul, drawing over 260,000 fans after a four-year hiatus for military service.
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