Ice Cube's War of the Worlds Sweeps Razzies as Worst Film
The 46th Golden Raspberry Awards crowned the 2025 War of the Worlds remake starring Ice Cube with five awards, including Worst Picture and Worst Actor, amid scathing reviews.
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London's Best Pizza Review: Messy Perfection in Bethnal Green
A journalist's quest to verify London's 'best pizza' at Short Road Pizza in Three Colts Tavern reveals a messy, flavorful triumph worth every napkin.
Michelle Pfeiffer's Co-Star Reveals He Was 'Terrified' of Her
Patrick J. Adams admits being 'terrified' working with Michelle Pfeiffer on Taylor Sheridan's new series 'The Madison,' while Pfeiffer remained unaware of her intimidating effect.
Billie Eilish Casting in The Bell Jar Fuels Hollywood Stunt Casting Debate
Billie Eilish's potential film debut in The Bell Jar adaptation highlights Hollywood's persistent stunt casting of pop stars, raising concerns about artistic integrity and the impact on trained actors.
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Strictly Come Dancing May Get Three Hosts in Major Shakeup
BBC executives are reportedly considering a trio of presenters to replace Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman on Strictly Come Dancing, with Alex Jones leading the shortlist of seven candidates.
Oscars 2026: Predicted Winners vs. Deserving Contenders
As the Academy Awards approach, the spotlight is on the tight race between Ryan Coogler's 'Sinners' and Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another' for top honors, with Jessie Buckley favored for Best Actress in 'Hamnet'.
Oscar Nominee Gift Bags: $350K of Luxury Items Revealed
Exclusive look at the extravagant 'Everyone Wins' gift bags for Oscar nominees, featuring diamond watches, cannabis brands, and luxury villas worth over $350,000 per recipient.
Oscars 2026: Key Questions and Predictions Unveiled
Ahead of the 2026 Oscars, we explore the best picture race, actor showdowns, Netflix's strategy, new categories, and political undertones in this comprehensive preview.
Eric Allan, Actor from The Archers and Emmerdale, Dies at 85
Prolific character actor Eric Allan, best known for playing Bert Fry in The Archers for 24 years and Frank Blakey in early Emmerdale Farm, has passed away at age 85.
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Family Quizzes, AI Chatbots: Letters on Rituals
Readers share how family quizzes connect generations and bypass AI chatbots with gibberish. Unique measurements like car parking spaces add humor to daily life.
Museum Experts Urge Ethical Care and Funding for Human Remains
Professors respond to MPs' criticism, highlighting museums' ethical efforts and calling for government support to address colonial legacies in collections.
Son Reveals Untold Story of Argyle Library Egg Creation
Dave Lawley shares his father Geoff Lawley's crucial role in crafting the Argyle Library Egg, correcting the record about the six master craftsmen behind the world's largest jewelled egg.
BBCNOW Premieres Joan Tower's Love Returns in Cardiff
The BBC National Orchestra of Wales presented the UK premiere of Joan Tower's saxophone concerto Love Returns, featuring soloist Steven Banks and conductor Tomas Djupsjöbacka at Hoddinott Hall.
Oscars 2026: Who Will Win vs. Who Should Win?
As the 2026 Oscars approach, a fierce battle emerges between Ryan Coogler's 'Sinners' and Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another,' with Jessie Buckley favored for Best Actress.
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Cartoon Satirizes Trump's Middle East War Rhetoric
A new cartoon by Ella Baron critiques Donald Trump's aggressive stance on the Middle East, highlighting the risks of escalating tensions with Iran and the broader region.
Peter Jones: Unsung Force in Poetry Publishing
Peter Jones, who died at 96, was a pivotal editor at PN Review and Carcanet Press, championing American poetry and leaving a lasting legacy in literary circles.
Authors Fight AI Theft with 'Human Authored' Labels
Writers protest AI copyright threats at London Book Fair, demanding protection as government reviews laws. Industry fears economic and creative harm from unlicensed AI use.
Global Crisis and Culture: 20 Photos of Conflict and Resilience
From Middle East turmoil to Paris fashion week, this week's top 20 photographs reveal global conflict, cultural events, and human resilience across continents.
Lost 1965 Doctor Who Episodes Found and Restored
Two lost Doctor Who episodes from 1965, featuring William Hartnell, have been discovered in a collector's box and regenerated by BBC archivists for release on iPlayer next month.
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Viva Gibb Exhibition Showcases 1970s-80s Melbourne Suburbs
A free exhibition at City Gallery presents Viva Gibb's documentary photography of ordinary residents in north and west Melbourne during the 1970s and 1980s, offering intimate portraits of community life.
Claudia Winkleman Show Review: Chaotic Debut Episode
The Claudia Winkleman Show's premiere episode struggles with chaotic format, awkward audience participation, and mismanaged guests despite the host's undeniable charm and wit.
Sudoku 7243 Expert Puzzle Challenges Global Enthusiasts
The Sudoku 7243 expert puzzle has captivated players worldwide with its intricate design and demanding logic, sparking discussions in online communities and puzzle forums.
Killer Sudoku Rules and Guardian Puzzle Solutions Guide (14.03.2026)
Learn the unique rules of Killer Sudoku, where numbers in dotted-line shapes must sum to corner figures without repeats. Discover how to access solutions in the Guardian's print editions.
Guardian Corrects Arts, TV, and Recipe Errors
The Guardian has issued corrections for errors in print articles, including misnaming Axel Rüger, misstating Phil Dunster's Olivier award status, and a recipe mix-up. Other amended articles cover environmental and infrastructure topics.
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Bluesfest Cancelled, Owing $23M to Ticket Holders
The Byron Bay Bluesfest has been cancelled, with its organiser in liquidation and owing over $23 million to ticket holders. Bands like Parkway Drive are devastated, while refunds appear unlikely.
The Madison Review: Pfeiffer's Drama Called Simplistic
Michelle Pfeiffer stars in Taylor Sheridan's new Paramount+ series The Madison, a six-part drama set in Montana that critics describe as overly simplistic and filled with clichés.
Entertainment Guide: How to Make a Killing to Wu-Tang Clan
Discover the week's top entertainment picks, including Glen Powell's dark comedy, Wu-Tang Clan's UK tour, and streaming highlights like The Other Bennet Sister.
Nighttime Dog Stare and Mysterious Noise Disrupt Sleep
A humorous account of nightly disruptions as a dog's persistent stare and a mysterious, terrifying noise at 4am turn a quiet night into a puzzling ordeal, revealing an unexpected culprit.
Office Chair Shape: Becky Barnicoat Cartoon on Work Life
Becky Barnicoat's cartoon humorously depicts how office work physically shapes people, sparking discussions on sedentary lifestyles and workplace wellness in modern society.
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Blind Date: Height Gap Sparks Awkward Moment for Retirees
Robin, 68, and Jacquie, 69, share their blind date experience, highlighting travel talks and an awkward height comment. Both rated the evening an 8 out of 10.
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