Queer Immigrants in Britain: Asafe Ghalib's Photography
Brazilian-born photographer Asafe Ghalib's powerful series captures LGBTQIA+ immigrants in Britain, celebrating their resilience, visibility and belonging through intimate portraits.
Category : Culture
Bowie's Spiritual Quest: New Book Analysis
A review of Peter Ormerod's exploration of David Bowie's religious themes, from early Anglicanism to final album Blackstar, revealing the artist's prophetic vision.
TV Tonight: Kirstie and Phil's Property Showdown
Kirstie and Phil help a family decide whether to renovate or move from a dated bungalow on Love It or List It. Plus, highlights from Digging for Britain, Landscape Artist of the Year, and more evening TV.
Ravinder Bhogal's Winter Noodle Soup Recipes
Discover three hearty winter noodle soup recipes from Ravinder Bhogal, including Burmese khao swe, sweet-and-sour peanut dal with pappardelle, and a cheat's dumpling soup.
Industry: Finance Glamour Returns as Cultural Touchstone
HBO's Industry has evolved from a muted 2020 debut to a 2026 cultural phenomenon, reflecting renewed corporate aspiration and satirising City life, Westminster politics, and financial trends.
Wonder Man Review: Marvel's Refreshing Low-Stakes Gem
Marvel's Wonder Man offers a delightful departure from multiversal madness with its slice-of-life comedy about struggling actors in the MCU. This review explores why this Disney+ series deserves attention.
Wonder Man Review: Marvel's Character Drama Triumph
Marvel's Wonder Man series focuses on male friendship and acting craft over superhero spectacle, delivering a tender and clever character study.
Placebo Score RSC Brecht Play with Mark Gatiss
Alt-rock band Placebo make their theatre debut scoring the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Brecht's The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, starring Mark Gatiss.
King of Kowloon: Hong Kong's Graffiti Prophet
A deep dive into Tsang Tsou-choi, the cult graffiti artist whose defiant messages became symbols of protest in Hong Kong, as explored in a classic Guardian podcast.
Turturro Steals Show in Sundance Pickpocket Film
John Turturro delivers a compelling performance in The Only Living Pickpocket in New York, a charming crime thriller exploring generational divides.
Sundance Film Examines AI's Future Through Personal Anxiety
The Sundance documentary 'The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist' explores artificial intelligence's existential questions through filmmaker Daniel Roher's personal journey and expert interviews.
Ethan Hawke Leads 'The Weight' at Sundance Festival
Ethan Hawke delivers a physically demanding performance in 'The Weight', a 1930s-set gold smuggling adventure premiering at Sundance, showcasing his remarkable work ethic and versatility.
Rightfully, Beary Arms: Weirdest Soundtrack of 2026
Review of Rightfully, Beary Arms, an indie twin-stick shooter with surreal 8-bit graphics and an eccentric soundtrack mixing Soviet choral music with Gaelic folk.
Stephen Colbert Sets Final Late Show Date for May 21
Stephen Colbert has revealed the final episode of The Late Show will air on May 21, 2025, ending a CBS institution that began in 1993 under David Letterman.
Daily Horoscope January 28, 2026: Your Star Sign Guide
Discover your daily horoscope for January 28, 2026, with astrological insights for all zodiac signs. Explore how the Moon in Gemini and Venus in Aquarius influence your day.
Sudoku 7190 Medium: Puzzle's Enduring Appeal
Explore the enduring popularity of Sudoku 7190 Medium, a classic puzzle that continues to challenge and engage minds across the UK.
EastEnders: Linda's Harrowing Discovery
Linda Carter uncovers disturbing bruises on Julie Bates after Nigel's violent episode in EastEnders, revealing the true toll of dementia care.
Emmerdale's Bear Confesses to Killing Ray Walters
Bear Wolf reveals he killed Ray Walters in Emmerdale, solving the whodunnit amid police scrutiny. The confession comes as DS Walsh questions him about Anya's grave.
Emmerdale: Ruby Discovers Another Victim of Celia's Farm
In Emmerdale, Ruby Miligan makes a chilling discovery about Anya, another victim of Celia Daniels' farm, while Bear Wolf's return reveals dark secrets from the past.
Cruz Beckham's Girlfriend Jackie Apostel: Relationship Details
Cruz Beckham has been dating singer-songwriter Jackie Apostel for 18 months. Explore their relationship, Jackie's background, and how it contrasts with Brooklyn Beckham's family feud.
Bari Weiss: CBS Strategy Leaves Network 'Toast'
New CBS editor Bari Weiss tells staff the network must transform or face irrelevance, while addressing controversial decisions and staff fears in her first town hall meeting.
Katie Price's New Name After Dubai Wedding
Katie Price has reportedly changed her name following her sudden marriage to Lee Andrews in Dubai, a union that has left her family concerned and blindsided.
Mary Poppins Mural Saved After Planning Inspector Appeal
A beloved Mary Poppins mural in West London can remain permanently after the Planning Inspectorate overturned Kensington and Chelsea Council's removal order, ruling it harmonious with the conservation area.
Holocaust Survivors Warn Against Forgetting Atrocities
Auschwitz survivors mark International Holocaust Memorial Day with powerful warnings against rising populism and antisemitism across Europe.
Melania Trump Documentary Bankrolled by Bezos Faces Flop Fears
Amazon MGM Studios' documentary on Melania Trump, directed by Brett Ratner, launches amid soft ticket sales despite a $75m investment from Jeff Bezos.
Glass Withdraws Symphony from Kennedy Center Over Trump
Celebrated composer Philip Glass has pulled his Symphony No. 15 'Lincoln' from the Kennedy Center, citing conflict with the venue's Trump-era values and leadership changes.
David Andrews: Actor and Director of Hollyoaks and More
David Andrews, who has died aged 90, was a versatile actor and director with a six-decade career spanning theatre, film, and television, including over 100 episodes of Hollyoaks.
Sly Dunbar: Reggae Drummer's Legacy and Career
Sly Dunbar, the legendary Jamaican drummer, passed away at 73. Known for his inventive rhythms blending funk, soul, and disco, he collaborated with icons like Grace Jones and Bob Dylan.
Laura Lima's ICA Show: Surreal Art Fails to Connect
A review of Laura Lima's 'The Drawing Drawing' at the ICA in London, exploring its surreal concepts and questioning if the absurdity translates into meaningful art.
Simon Armitage's Poem for World Cancer Day Launches in Leeds
Poet Laureate Simon Armitage has written a new poem, 'The Campaign', commissioned by Yorkshire Cancer Research to mark World Cancer Day and the charity's centenary year.
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