Rhythm Paradise Groove Review – Bitesize Beats Test Reflexes
Rhythm Paradise Groove returns with dozens of fresh mini-games, multiplayer, and an RPG-lite mode, though latency issues and easier difficulty temper the experience.
Category : Culture
Alison Roman's fridge: chicken broth, orzo, arctic char
American food writer Alison Roman shares the contents of her Brooklyn fridge, including arctic char, kimchi, eggs, frozen chicken broth, cooked orzo, and more.
Alabama Shakes' UK Return: Hope and Raw Energy
Alabama Shakes played their first UK show in 10 years in Leeds, showcasing new music and a hopeful tone ahead of a third album release later this year.
Long Wave review – a sublime novel of motherhood and loss
Daisy Johnson's Long Wave explores three generations of mothers, blending vivid imagery with raw honesty. A tale of secrets, abandonment, and care, it may be her finest work yet.
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Calendar Girls: The Musical Review – Heartfelt and Hilarious
Tim Firth and Gary Barlow's Calendar Girls: The Musical at Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, delivers emotional openness and cracking jokes, with nimbly handled nudity in the round.
Cartoonist finds humor in Sinaloa's brutal drug cartels
Ricardo Sánchez Bobadilla has spent two decades satirizing Sinaloa's narco wars through his cartoon characters El Ñacas and El Tacuachi, despite personal tragedy and risks.
Alexina Anatole’s summer berry recipes: spicy fish sandos, feta scones, pork chops
British berries shine in savoury dishes like spicy fish sandos with gooseberry ketchup, roast aubergine with strawberry-chilli salsa, and salted pork chops with blackberry hoisin.
Pierre Coffin: Female Minion would be the beginning of the end
Pierre Coffin, director of the Minions franchise, answers fan questions, revealing that Minions don't age, a female Minion would be tokenistic, and Minionese is melody-based gibberish.
Russian Rooftoppers Arrested at Empire State Building
Two Russian 'rooftoppers' were arrested after climbing the Empire State Building's spire and unfurling a peace banner. They face burglary, trespass, and endangerment charges.
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Tristan und Isolde review: Pappano and LSO at their finest
Clay Hilley's blistering Tristan and Sara Jakubiak's role debut as Isolde shine in Antonio Pappano and the LSO's detailed, minutely balanced concert performance of Wagner's Tristan und Isolde at the Barbican.
2026 NSW Architecture Awards: Central Station, Fish Market, Airport Win
Central Station's revamp wins top honours at 2026 NSW Architecture Awards; Sydney Fish Market and Western Sydney Airport also among winners.
America's Culinary Capitals: Lower East Side Gems and Boston Bars
Exploring New York's Estela and Boston's bars reveals America's food scene thrives on people and personality, from savoury sorbet to Scottish brunches.
Vinho Verde: Perfect Summer Wine for Garden Frolics
Effervescent, inexpensive, and low ABV, Portugal's 'green wine' is the ideal summer drink. Discover five top bottles for garden parties and alfresco dining.
Enemies and Rascals: US freedom born bad? Artangel review
Terence Gower's Artangel sound installation at Maughan Library revisits US-Canada tensions from 1775-76, drawing parallels to Trump's threats, but lacks drama.
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UK Strawberries Sweeter This Summer, RHS Reports
June's sunshine and ideal weather have made UK strawberries sweeter and more abundant, with sales up 240%. The RHS also notes success with unusual berries like honeyberries.
Gillian Ayres Retrospective Opens in Plymouth
A major retrospective of radical British painter Gillian Ayres opens at The Box in Plymouth, showcasing her vibrant works across seven decades, aiming to boost her recognition.
Mohawk Institute school becomes museum in Ontario
The former Mohawk Institute residential school in Ontario has reopened as a museum, aiming to document the horrors of Canada's residential school system and preserve survivors' stories for public education.
Anne Sofie von Otter's Berlin! Berlin! Berlin! review
Anne Sofie von Otter's Berlin! Berlin! Berlin! album review: a diverse recital of cabaret songs from 1920s Berlin to exile, blending romance, burlesque, and political satire.
Honey audiobook review – dark campus thriller at Cambridge
A darkly entertaining campus thriller set at Cambridge, Honey follows a Black PhD supervisor who exacts deadly revenge on a predatory professor, weaving race and gender politics into a clever moral tale.
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Robyn's 20 Greatest Songs Ranked: From Dancing on My Own
As Robyn tours the UK, we rank her 20 greatest songs, from the iconic 'Dancing on My Own' to the heart-wrenching 'With Every Heartbeat,' celebrating her unique blend of sad bangers and joyful pop.
CrazySexyCool Musical: TLC's Sisterhood and Hits in DC
CrazySexyCool, a new musical about TLC at Arena Stage in DC, celebrates the R&B trio's hits and bond, exploring friendship through triumphs and tragedies.
Egyptian-Australians Grapple with World Cup Loyalty Dilemma
Egyptian-Australians face a tough choice as Egypt faces Australia in the World Cup knockout game. Many feel a 'win-win' but also 'bittersweet' emotions, torn between two nations.
Gerwyn Davies' Sunburn: Love Letter to Coastal Australiana
Sunburn exhibition by Gerwyn Davies reimagines Australia's east coast ephemera through vibrant textile and photographic works at Tweed Regional Gallery from July 2026.
Rediscovering the lost art of the phone call
After years of texting, voice notes and DMs, one writer rediscovers the spontaneity and raw connection of an unexpected phone call with friends.
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First Edition of Jane Austen's Emma on Display in Melbourne
A 210-year-old first edition of Jane Austen's Emma, acquired by the State Library of Victoria, is now on display in Melbourne, part of an initiative to redress gender imbalance in rare books.
David Hencke obituary: Guardian journalist remembered
A letter recalls David Hencke's early journalism at Bulmershe College in 1975, probing students on a new community course, highlighting his impactful career.
Wimbledon Diary: Tech, Birds, and Record Serves
Wimbledon's app sees 18bn interactions; a wagtail stops play; big servers fail to advance. IBM rebuilds app with AI features.
Victor Willis, Village People lead singer, dies at 74
Victor Willis, the lead vocalist of disco group Village People known for hits like YMCA and In the Navy, has died at age 74 after a short illness.
David Powell, Inter-Action backbone, dies at 78
David Powell, finance director and later chair of Inter-Action charity, has died aged 78. He oversaw the UK's first purpose-built community arts centre and shaped arts funding policy.
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Vanessa Feltz to launch YouTube talk show after Channel 5 axe
Vanessa Feltz is launching her own online talk show after Channel 5 cancelled her daytime programme, following the success of Piers Morgan and Holly Willoughby on YouTube.
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