Magic Review: Houdini and Conan Doyle's Spellbinding Standoff
David Haig shines as writer and star of this dramatisation about the fraught friendship of Houdini and Conan Doyle, debating reality versus illusion.
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The Bear's Surprise Prequel Gary Shows Former Brilliance
A surprise episode of The Bear, Gary, is a prequel featuring Richie and Mikey on a road trip. While uneven, a standout scene recaptures the show's magic, hinting at a stronger final season.
Robot Monk and Puffin Island: Daily Photos Worldwide
Guardian's picture editors select striking images: robot monk prays in Seoul, puffin island record in Wales, Venice protest, and more from around the world.
Peter Grimes Review: Warner's Topical Staging at Royal Opera House
Allan Clayton stars in Deborah Warner's gripping revival of Britten's Peter Grimes at the Royal Opera House, London, updated to a present-day coastal town.
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Pieter Henket’s Best Shot: A Revolutionary Pose from Mexico City
Photographer Pieter Henket captures Ixchel Paz wearing a lucha libre mask, reclaiming masculinity in macho Mexico. The image is part of his Birds of Mexico City series, celebrating young people's freedom and pride.
Sustainable Plant Shopping: Eco-Friendly Gardening Tips
Learn how to buy plants sustainably: choose perennials, avoid peat and black plastic pots, buy seeds for annuals, and support peat-free nurseries for a greener garden.
Could 007 First Light Be the Best Bond Game Since GoldenEye?
James Bond games have often missed the mark, but Amazon's first foray into 007 mythology with 007 First Light looks promising, blending Hitman-style gameplay with explosive set-pieces.
Politics Overshadows Art at Venice Biennale, Eurovision, Cannes
Political tensions dominate Europe's cultural events as national pavilions face boycotts and protests, questioning the role of national identity in art.
Ted Turner, CNN Founder, Dies at 87
Ted Turner, the media mogul who founded CNN and transformed television news, has died at 87. He was also a prolific philanthropist, donating $1bn to the UN.
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CNN Founder Ted Turner Dies at 87
Ted Turner, the founder of CNN and media mogul, died at age 87. He launched the first 24-hour news channel in 1980, revolutionizing global news coverage.
Shostakovich's First Symphony at 100: Joy Before Stalin
A century ago, Shostakovich's teenage First Symphony premiered with joy and boldness. Tom Service explores how this work contrasts with the composer's later, Stalin-era pieces.
Best Value Fruit and Veg for May: Citrus, Apples, and More
Discover the best-value fruit and veg for May in Australia: citrus, apples, persimmons, and brassicas are in season. Plus tips on what to buy and avoid.
Best Australian Books Out in May: A Curated Selection
Discover the best Australian books out in May, including Robert Forster's crime caper, Amanda Lohrey's superb new novel, and Emma Hardy's 'Periodic Bitch'.
5 Must-See Exhibits at Barbican's 1996 Exhibition
Explore the Barbican's new 1996 exhibition featuring Geri Halliwell's Union Jack boots, Liam Gallagher's tambourine, Brit Award trophy, iconic photography, and original concert flyers.
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Ne-Yo & Akon at O2: Tickets, Setlist, Times, Support
Get last-minute tickets for Ne-Yo and Akon's four-night residency at London's O2 Arena. Full setlist, showtimes, and support act details inside.
Rachel Zegler's Met Gala Posing Sparks Online Debate
Rachel Zegler's unusual facial movements at the 2026 Met Gala, including jaw jutting and grinding, have led to widespread online speculation and debate among fans and critics.
Big Tech's Fashion Obsession: Met Gala to AI Tastemakers
Big Tech firms like Amazon and Meta are infiltrating the fashion world, sponsoring the Met Gala and creating AI tastemakers, raising questions about taste and cultural cache.
The Waves: Accessible Adaptation at Jermyn Street
Ria Zmitrowicz leads a superb cast in Flora Wilson Brown's accessible stage adaptation of Virginia Woolf's experimental novel, The Waves, at Jermyn Street Theatre.
British Influencer Leaves Australia Over Anzac Day Video
British influencer Allegra Phipps apologizes after her light-hearted TikTok video on Anzac Day sparked outrage for trivializing the solemn commemoration of war dead.
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£8 Coffee at The Savoy: Is It Worth the Splurge?
A woman visited The Savoy Hotel in London to test its £8 coffee. Despite the high price, she says the luxurious setting makes it worthwhile.
Cameron Diaz Welcomes Third Child: Love Life with Benji Madden
Cameron Diaz and Benji Madden welcome their third child, Nautas. Explore their love story from meeting in 2014 to marriage, parenthood, and Cameron's reflections on motherhood.
Sting Is Wrong: Being a Celebrity Child Is a Full-Time Job
Sting says forcing kids to work is kindness, but inheriting fame may be as psychologically damaging as inheriting wealth. Experts explain the hidden burden of being a celebrity child.
Repair Shop Restores Iconic LGBTQ+ History Logbook
Lisa Power brought a broken logbook from the first LGBTQ+ helpline to The Repair Shop. Restorer Chris Shaw salvaged this iconic piece of queer history, now preserved for future generations.
Fans Predict Claudia Winkleman's Celebrity Traitors Picks
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Netflix's 'Man on Fire' Reboot Hits 11M Views
Netflix's 'Man on Fire' TV reboot, starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, amasses 11 million views in four days. The brutal revenge thriller has soared up the charts with mixed reviews.
London Booth Reveals Noise Impact on Flavor
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Tankerton Beach in Whitstable is named the best beach near London for summer 2026, offering shingle and sand within 90 minutes by train.
Tender Review: Male Strippers' Meltdown at Soho Theatre
Dave Harris's Tender at Soho Theatre is a bonkers drama about male strippers facing a crisis of masculinity, directed by Matthew Xia. A must-see with athletic performances.
Harry Styles Meltdown Tickets: Prize Draw Guide
Harry Styles performs a one-off orchestral show at Meltdown Festival on June 16. Enter the prize draw for a chance to win tickets. Here's how.
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Neighbours Classic Episodes to Air on UKTV from July
Neighbours returns to UK screens just months after its finale, with classic episodes from the beginning airing on UKTV and U&Drama starting July.
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