Colbert Interviews Senate Democrats on CBS, Sparks Buzz
Stephen Colbert's CBS interview with Senate Democrats has ignited political discussions, offering a unique blend of humor and policy insights ahead of key legislative battles.
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Barbican Objections 'Fallen on Deaf Ears' Over Office Block
Plans for a 20-storey office block opposite the Barbican have been revised with a 10m height reduction, but campaigners call it a 'token gesture' that fails to address concerns over scale and sunlight.
Pokémon at 30: How a Fad Became a Permanent Fixture
As Pokémon marks three decades of pop culture dominance, we explore the franchise's remarkable longevity, from its 1996 debut to today's billion-dollar empire spanning games, cards, and competitive scenes.
Readers' Best Photographs: Christ Arises and Waiters Break
A gallery of readers' best photographs captures striking moments, including a dramatic 'Christ Arises' scene and waiters in a chaotic break, highlighting diverse visual storytelling.
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Rose Wylie: 92-Year-Old Rebel Artist Painting Until 3AM
At 92, Rose Wylie continues to defy expectations with her wild, witty paintings. From her Kent studio to global galleries, she discusses footballers, fun, and her Royal Academy show.
Ukrainian Art's Resilience in War Explored at Event
An upcoming Guardian Live event will discuss how Ukrainian artists are responding to the ongoing conflict, featuring insights from Charlotte Higgins and guests on cultural resistance.
Copains Opens Second London Bakery in Islington
The renowned Parisian bakery Copains, celebrated for its gluten-free pastries, has launched a new location on Upper Street in Islington, following its Covent Garden debut last year.
BBC Edits Second Racist Slur from BAFTA, Filmmaker Quits
The BBC confirms a second racist slur was cut from the BAFTA broadcast, but the first aired in error due to Tourette's tics. Filmmaker Jonte Richardson resigns as a BAFTA judge over the incident.
UK Regulates Netflix, Disney+ Like Broadcasters
The UK government confirms new rules requiring major streaming services like Netflix and Disney+ to follow Ofcom's broadcasting code, ensuring impartial news and accessibility standards.
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Coronation Street: Jodie's Dark Secrets Revealed in ITVX Twist
A chilling twist in Coronation Street confirms newcomer Jodie Ramsey's sinister motives as she targets a legend, with early ITVX release unveiling shocking lies and a trophy box of crimes.
True Crime Series 'Manhunt: The Child Snatcher' Hits Netflix #1
The Channel 5 true crime docuseries 'Manhunt: The Child Snatcher,' detailing the harrowing crimes of 1980s serial killer Robert Black, has surged to number one on Netflix, captivating audiences with its chilling narrative.
BBC Edited Second Racist Slur from BAFTA, Filmmaker Resigns
The BBC confirmed a second racist slur was cut from the BAFTA broadcast, but the first aired in error due to a Tourette's tic. Filmmaker Jonte Richardson resigned as a judge over BAFTA's handling of the incident.
UK Streaming Services to Follow Broadcast TV Rules Under Ofcom
Streaming services like Netflix and Disney+ will be subject to the same Ofcom regulations as traditional broadcasters, including impartial news and accessibility requirements.
Raye's O2 Arena Setlist: All Songs for London Tour Shows
Discover the complete setlist for Raye's This May Contain New Music tour at London's O2 Arena, including new tracks and fan favorites, with show dates in February, March, and May 2026.
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New 'Hell-Heron' Dinosaur May Have Been 'First Dragon'
A 95-million-year-old dinosaur skull discovered in the Sahara has striking similarities to mythical dragons, with scientists calling it a 'hell-heron' predator.
Thomas Kyd's Lost Plays Rediscovered in New Edition
A groundbreaking new edition of Thomas Kyd's works uncovers previously lost plays from the 16th century, shedding light on the Elizabethan playwright's influence on Shakespeare and Renaissance drama.
Patrick Grant's Anti-Consumerist Shopping Philosophy
The fashion industry campaigner and author of 'Less' shares his sustainable shopping habits, from Derwent pencils to Niwaki garden tools, advocating for mindful consumption.
Bafta N-Word Row: Studio Warned, BBC Failed to Edit Slur
Warner Bros executives immediately flagged the N-word incident at the Baftas, but the BBC did not remove it from the broadcast. Google also apologizes for an AI-generated prompt.
Masao Adachi's Political Cinema Legacy in Japan
Explore the enduring influence of director Masao Adachi, whose revolutionary films continue to shape political cinema in Japan today, blending art with activism.
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Where to Buy The Guardian Long Read Magazine in the US
Discover where you can purchase The Guardian's Long Read magazine across the United States, including major bookstores, independent retailers, and online options for readers.
London St Patrick's Day 2026: Date and Route Announced
London's St Patrick's Day celebrations return on March 15, 2026, with a parade from Hyde Park Corner to Trafalgar Square featuring grand marshal Emma Dabiri and free family entertainment.
Snoop Dogg on Beckham Feud: 'No Father Is Perfect'
Rapper Snoop Dogg shares his perspective on the public rift between David Beckham and son Brooklyn, emphasizing forgiveness and open dialogue in fatherhood.
Booker Prize 2026 Longlist Features Witches, Banned Books
The International Booker Prize 2026 longlist includes 13 translated fiction works exploring themes from witchcraft to war, with authors like Olga Ravn and Daniel Kehlmann competing for the £50,000 award.
Gordon Ramsay: Adam Peaty Calls Me 'Dad' After Family Rift
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay reveals Olympian Adam Peaty now calls him 'dad' following a public feud with Peaty's own parents. Ramsay says he feels he's gained a son after daughter Holly's wedding.
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Breaking Bad Loses IMDb Perfect Score in Fandom War
Breaking Bad's 'Ozymandias' episode has lost its perfect 10 rating on IMDb after 13 years, dropping to 9.5 following a review-bombing battle with Game of Thrones fans over a prequel episode.
Raye O2 Arena London Shows: Full Timings and Details
Complete guide to Raye's 'This May Contain New Music' tour at London's O2 Arena, including start and end times, support acts, and album release details for 2026.
Experts Warn Against Washing Fruit Before Storage
Food hygiene experts reveal why washing soft fruit like strawberries before storage harms shelf life and share the correct methods for cleaning produce safely without special sanitisers.
Down with Love: The Cult Romcom That Defied Expectations
Ewan McGregor and Renée Zellweger's 2003 romantic comedy Down with Love initially baffled audiences with its camp sensibility and synthetic aesthetic, but has since become a beloved cult favorite for its subversive feminist themes and queer-friendly narra
BAFTA Judge Quits Over Racist Slur Handling at Awards
Filmmaker Jonte Richardson resigns as a BAFTA emerging talent judge, citing the organization's failure to safeguard the Black community after a racial slur was broadcast.
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Royal Artillery Criticized for Hiding Looted Asante Treasure
The Royal Artillery faces mounting criticism for refusing public access to a golden ram's head looted from Ghana in 1874, keeping it hidden in their officers' mess while museums return artifacts.
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