The Oscars In Memoriam segment sparks annual outrage over omissions. This year, Brigitte Bardot and James Van Der Beek were left out amid a complex selection process involving space, legacy, and industry politics.
The BBC has asked a US court to dismiss Donald Trump's $10 billion lawsuit over a Panorama documentary edit, arguing it wasn't aired in the US and could create a chilling effect on journalism.
Studio Ghibli's beloved film 'My Neighbour Totoro' has completed a successful year on stage at London's Gillian Lynne theatre, with exclusive backstage photos revealing its magical production.
Peter Smith, who established one of Britain's first health food stores in Scunthorpe during the 1950s and later ran a successful outlet in Surrey, has passed away at age 97. His life journey included teaching in Japan and extensive global travel.
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The Oscars have transformed with a diversified Academy and industry shifts, embracing horror, diverse casts, and blockbuster films while moving away from traditional festival pipelines.
Sky's British version of Saturday Night Live launches March 21 with Tina Fey, Jamie Dornan, and Riz Ahmed as first hosts, featuring live comedy and music acts.
The Kennedy Center board unanimously approved a $257 million renovation project initiated by Donald Trump, requiring a two-year closure starting after July's Independence Day celebration.
A BBC documentary featuring whistleblowers from Meta and X uncovers how social media platforms prioritize outrage and misinformation for profit, warning of societal doom.
An analysis of Oscar-winning movies that best capture the complexities of contemporary life, from social issues to technological advancements.
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Tackle Sudoku puzzle 7,245 from the Guardian, a medium-level grid requiring numbers 1-9 in rows, columns, and 3x3 boxes. Print version available, with solutions in upcoming issues.
The low-budget film 'Feels Like Home' captivates audiences in Budapest, drawing stark comparisons to Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule ahead of Hungary's pivotal elections.
Oscar-nominated director Yorgos Lanthimos discusses his new photography exhibition in Athens, featuring intimate images from Greece and collaborations with Emma Stone.
From birthday posts to voice notes and smartwatch checks, discover the most common modern etiquette breaches in the digital age and learn practical solutions to navigate social interactions with grace.
Discover José Pizarro's chicken, white bean, and saffron stew with hazelnut mojo verde. This comforting Spanish recipe blends seasonal freshness with hearty flavors for a perfect March meal.
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Tonight's TV lineup includes a heartbreaking documentary on a father-son relationship in Storyville, a rocket launch in French Guiana, and more shows like Sort Your Life Out and The Dog House.
Claire Rosen's new book 'Birds of a Feather' features 120 stunning portraits of live birds, exploring humanity's complex relationship with nature over ten years of artistic evolution.
Daggers Inn emerges as a landmark UK horror film that rivals The Room in amateurish charm. This muddled fright-flick about a spooky investigator could achieve cult status despite its hilarious creative failures.
Jenni Fagan's fifth novel 'The Delusions' offers a metaphysical satire set in a vast soul-processing terminal where bureaucracy meets the afterlife, targeting modern delusions with dark humor.
Grace Glowicki's microbudget Canadian horror film Dead Lover offers a bizarre, grotesque experience with a unique scratch-and-sniff component, following a gravedigger's morbid obsession.
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Former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams delves into the complex concept of solidarity, arguing it requires acknowledging human separation while embracing our social interdependence.
Ryan Murphy's FX series Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette has become a cultural phenomenon, drawing 40 million viewing hours and sparking 1990s nostalgia with its stylish portrayal of the iconic couple's romance.
Nigeria has become the first African country to deposit cultural and historical records in the Arctic World Archive, a secure facility in a decommissioned Svalbard coalmine designed to preserve data for 2,000 years.
From Julia Roberts' legs to Michael B Jordan's twin, six body doubles share their hidden roles in film and TV, revealing the mechanics and challenges of standing in for Hollywood's biggest names.
The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and Oxford Bach Choir deliver an expansive performance of Elgar's often-overlooked oratorio 'The Kingdom' at the Sheldonian Theatre in Oxford.
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New research reveals how British companies and citizens exploited legal loopholes to profit from slavery in Brazil long after the UK's 1833 abolition, with cases of illegal enslavement and financial complicity.
Ric Rawlins' shoestring horror film Wild Swimmers follows a journalism student investigating mysterious deaths in the River Avon, featuring amateur performances and atmospheric river scenes.
London ballet teacher Ruth Essel and New York instructor Alex Maureen defy myths that flat feet hinder ballet success, advocating for inclusive training and proper shoe fittings to empower dancers.
Mary Ocher discusses her new album 'Weimar,' drawing parallels between 1930s fascism and today's politics. Born in Russia and raised in Israel, she rejected the IDF draft for Berlin's experimental music scene.
The loaded crisp bag trend is sweeping the UK, offering a no-cook alternative to nachos. We tested four popular recipes, ranking them from delicious to disastrous.
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Jane Fonda expressed surprise that Barbra Streisand delivered the Oscars tribute to Robert Redford, noting she made four films with him compared to Streisand's one.
