Susan Choi on Books That Shaped Her Writing Life
Booker-shortlisted novelist Susan Choi shares her reading memories, from childhood favourites to transformative works by Sigrid Nunez and Virginia Woolf.
Category : Culture
Nintendo Switch Sports: Mum's Wii Bowling Legacy
A heartwarming tale of a son challenging his 76-year-old mother at Nintendo Switch Sports bowling, revisiting family gaming memories from the Wii era.
Brazilian Film T-Shirt Becomes Progressive Symbol
A vintage yellow T-shirt featured in Oscar-nominated film The Secret Agent has become a political fashion statement in Brazil, with sales skyrocketing and even reaching President Lula.
Best Soup Noodles in London: Ramen, Pho & More
Discover London's top soup noodle spots, from steaming bowls of ramen in Holland Park to iconic pho in Hoxton. This guide covers authentic Lanzhou lamian, udon specialists, and Malaysian laksa.
Tracey Emin Retrospective at Tate Modern with Ticket Deal
Tate Modern launches the largest-ever Tracey Emin exhibition, featuring iconic works like My Bed. Guardian readers get a 2-for-1 ticket offer with code GUARDIAN241.
Free Croissants in London for National Croissant Day
Several London bakeries are celebrating National Croissant Day with free pastry giveaways, including Cruffins and Bread Bread Bakery, offering treats across the city.
Harry Styles Wembley Ticket Prices & Dates Revealed
Harry Styles' Together, Together tour general sale opens today with Wembley Stadium ticket prices ranging from £44.10 to £466.25 across six London dates in June.
Mackenzie Crook: From The Office to Small Prophets
Mackenzie Crook discusses his new BBC Two series Small Prophets, reflecting on his journey from The Office's cruel humour to creating gentle, magical comedy.
Best Films on TV This Week: M3gan 2.0 to Ella McCay
Discover seven must-watch films on TV this week, from the AI horror sequel M3gan 2.0 to the sharp comedy Ella McCay, plus gripping dramas and documentaries.
Julie Campiche's Unspoken: A Harpist's Radical Hymn
Swiss harpist Julie Campiche releases Unspoken, a solo album celebrating women through avant-garde harp techniques, blending jazz, classical, and ambient influences.
Royal Ballet Revives 1960s Cult Classic Pierrot Lunaire
The Royal Ballet brings back Glen Tetley's avant-garde 1962 ballet Pierrot Lunaire, with dancers Marcelino Sambé and Joshua Junker tackling its challenging Schoenberg score and emotional depth.
Leonkoro Quartet's Out of Vienna Album Review
The Leonkoro Quartet's new album Out of Vienna offers a fiercely alert exploration of Berg, Webern, and Schulhoff, capturing Vienna's prewar musical fault lines with intense, intricate performances.
American Confused by Brits' Habit of Saying 'Right'
An American man living in the UK has gone viral after revealing how the common British phrase 'right' at the start of sentences constantly confuses him, highlighting transatlantic linguistic differences.
Yumi Zouma's No Love Lost to Kindness Album Review
New Zealand dream-pop quartet Yumi Zouma edge away from their signature sound with louder guitars and bolder intentions on their fifth album, though the transformation proves more gradual than radical.
Miles Davis Centenary: Jazz Legends Share Insights
Ahead of the 100th anniversary of Miles Davis's birth, musicians like Sonny Rollins and Terence Blanchard discuss his influence, from Kind of Blue to his fearless innovation.
Emmerdale: Moira Dingle Charged with Double Murder
Moira Dingle's fate is sealed in Emmerdale as two bodies are discovered on her land in an early ITVX release. The beloved character faces murder charges while husband Cain battles cancer.
Genealogy Hunter Finds 20,000 Relatives and Lost Brother
Adrian Stone's journey through grief led him to trace his Windrush heritage, building a vast family tree and emotionally reuniting with a half-brother after decades apart.
Cain Dingle's Cancer Battle and Moira's Arrest in Emmerdale
Cain Dingle receives devastating prostate cancer diagnosis while wife Moira Barton is arrested for double murder in emotional Emmerdale storyline.
Harry Styles Ticket Price Outrage Mars Residency Tour
Harry Styles' ambitious Together Together residency tour faces fan fury as ticket prices soar, with critics branding the format a 'massive rip-off' that transfers travel costs to audiences.
Cooper's John Bishop-Inspired Film Is Unexpected Hit
Bradley Cooper directs a heartfelt comedy inspired by comedian John Bishop's career beginnings, starring Will Arnett as a divorcé who discovers stand-up.
Harry Styles Fans Angry Over Wembley Ticket Costs
Harry Styles fans express disappointment over high ticket prices for his Wembley shows, with one starting a petition and critics suggesting local alternatives.
Streaming Guide: Muppets, Cake & Chess Hits This Week
Discover the seven best shows to stream this week, from nostalgic Muppet revivals and gripping chess documentaries to hilarious cake competitions and Finnish crime drama.
Photo Brussels Festival Showcases Global Photography
The tenth edition of Photo Brussels Festival celebrates creativity with Lee Shulman's Anonymous Project, Belgian talent, and global themes at Hangar Gallery.
Nicki Minaj & Trump's Podcast Alliance
Sky News' Trump100 podcast explores the unexpected cosiness between Donald Trump and Nicki Minaj, alongside urgent US-Iran tensions and FBI election probes.
Shirley Manson: Artists Must Criticise Power
Garbage frontwoman Shirley Manson discusses why artists are essential for challenging power, her activism, and performing for Teenage Cancer Trust.
Under Salt Marsh: Welsh Crime Drama Leads TV Tonight
Kelly Reilly and Rafe Spall star in Under Salt Marsh, a compelling crime drama set on the rugged Welsh coast. Plus, Monty Don's gardens, David Baddiel on cats, and more.
How to Style Red Statement Trousers
Discover expert fashion tips for pairing red statement trousers with leather, lace, and unique accessories to create bold, stylish looks.
Citrus and Almond Cake Recipe by Benjamina Ebuehi
A zesty and richly textured loaf cake perfect for January, using leftover marzipan for a cosy almond flavour. Quick prep in a food processor.
BBC Review Finds Older Women 'Disappear' from Presenting Roles
An internal BBC review reveals a significant gender imbalance among presenters over 60, with older women facing pressure to look younger while men gain authority.
Liberal MP Complains About Tony Armstrong's ABC Satire Show
Liberal MP Melissa McIntosh has lodged a formal complaint with ABC management over Tony Armstrong's satirical special 'Always Was Tonight', which addressed colonialism and Indigenous issues.
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