Ditching mirrors for confidence: Why ignorance is bliss
Polly Hudson explains why she's giving up mirrors after hearing comedian Hannah Berner's advice that mirrors provide unnecessary information and hinder confidence.
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Girls Like Girls Review: Hayley Kiyoko's Debut Disappoints
Hayley Kiyoko's directorial debut 'Girls Like Girls' offers a predictable sapphic teen romance with heavy-handed nostalgia and weak storytelling.
Myles Smith's Debut: A Faceless Blend of Influences
Myles Smith's debut album 'My Mess, My Heart, My Life' is a formulaic mashup of Mumford & Sons, Coldplay, and Ed Sheeran, lacking originality despite commercial success.
Queer Doctor Who Cabaret with Drag Daleks Thrives
Gallifrey Cabaret, a queer adults-only Doctor Who cabaret, celebrates five years with sold-out shows, drag daleks, and a dedicated fanbase amid the TV show's uncertain future on the BBC.
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Stephen Hough: The Art of Piano Transcriptions
Pianist Stephen Hough explores the history and artistry of piano transcriptions, from Bach to jazz, ahead of his new album 'Piano Postcards'.
Why corner shop wines are not to be sniffed at
Discover why corner shop wines offer reliable, affordable options for last-minute purchases, from classic riojas to versatile rosés and whites.
Best pre-workout breakfasts for slow-release energy
Discover the best foods to eat before a workout, from porridge to omelette pancakes, providing slow-release energy without weighing you down.
Minions & Monsters: Ask Director Pierre Coffin
Pierre Coffin, voice of the Minions and director of five franchise films, answers your questions ahead of the new release set in 1920s Hollywood.
Alicia Keys' 20 Best Songs Ranked: Soul Classics and More
Twenty-five years after her debut, we rank Alicia Keys' top 20 songs, blending Chopin-inspired piano with pop, soul, and powerful emotion.
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Aardman Exhibition Marks 50 Years in Bristol
A new exhibition at Bristol's M Shed celebrates Aardman's 50-year history, featuring characters like Wallace and Gromit, Shaun the Sheep, and Chicken Run, highlighting the studio's Bristol roots.
The Lonely City Audiobook: Tilda Swinton Narrates Laing's Study
Tilda Swinton makes her audiobook debut narrating Olivia Laing's landmark study of loneliness and creativity in New York, featuring artists like Edward Hopper and Andy Warhol.
Ask Martha Reeves: Motown Legend Answers Your Questions
Martha Reeves, iconic Motown singer of 'Dancing in the Street', releases first album in 22 years. Submit your questions before June 23.
Director Marc Isaacs fights AI with fake documentary
Marc Isaacs' new film 'Synthetic Sincerity' uses a fictional AI lab to explore authenticity, featuring ordinary people turned into avatars. It challenges documentary norms and AI ethics.
London Museum to Open as Social Space with DJ Nights
The London Museum reopens in November in two restored Smithfield market halls, offering late-night DJ sets, dinner clubs, and democratic access to 7m artefacts.
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Martin Parr's Final Photos of Wiltshire Village to Be Exhibited
The late photographer Martin Parr's last commission captures life in Lacock, Wiltshire, including scarecrow festivals and prize vegetables, now on display at Lacock Abbey.
Temper Trap on returning after hiatus: 'The weight of Sweet Disposition'
The Melbourne band discuss their new album Sungazer, the pressure of following up their hit Sweet Disposition, and how the music industry has changed.
Widow's Bay: A Fresh Mystery Comedy for Every Viewer
Rebecca Shaw praises Widow's Bay for its perfect blend of mystery and comedy, appealing to both casual and obsessive viewers in a remake-heavy TV era.
Readers share funny bus and train anecdotes
Guardian readers share spontaneous moments of humour between passengers and staff on buses and trains, from wrong trains to witty driver replies.
David Burke Obituary: Actor Recalled in Letters
David Burke, known for playing Doctor Watson opposite Jeremy Brett, is remembered in letters for his work at the Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh, with Richard Eyre and Clive Perry.
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Obama Presidential Center Dedication in Chicago
Thousands gather for the dedication of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, with former presidents and world leaders attending the $850 million campus opening.
The Standard London: Brutalist Cool at King's Cross
The Standard London, a former town hall annexe turned hotel, offers retrofuturistic rooms with views of St Pancras, Davines toiletries, and Ozone coffee.
Russell Crowe's Gladiator II critique redefines original film
Russell Crowe's comments on Gladiator II's lack of moral core prompt a re-evaluation of the original, arguing it's a romance about vengeance, not revenge.
St Pancras Renaissance Hotel: A Neo-Gothic Masterpiece
Discover London's iconic St Pancras Renaissance Hotel, a neo-Gothic masterpiece with Harry Potter connections, Spice Girls history, and world-class cocktails.
Russell Crowe's Gladiator Comments Made Me Rethink the Film
Russell Crowe's critique of Gladiator II and his insights on the original film's moral core have reshaped my perspective, revealing it as a romance about vengeance.
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Oudh 1722: Royal Awadhi Cuisine in Borough
Review of Oudh 1722, a Borough restaurant serving hearty Awadhi cuisine with historic flair, theatrical dishes, and generous portions.
Amazon's £227M Spy Thriller Citadel Now Free on ITVX
Citadel, the £227M spy thriller starring Richard Madden and Priyanka Chopra, is now free to binge on ITVX. Season 1 of the Amazon Prime hit is available for UK viewers.
Yellow Interactive Sculpture Debuts at Serpentine Gallery
A giant yellow walk-through sculpture by Jesús Rafael Soto, 'Pénétrable BBL Jaune', is now open at Serpentine South in Kensington Gardens, running until October 25, 2026.
London Museum Opening Date Announced: November 2026
The London Museum, a £437m revamp of the former Museum of London, will open in Smithfield on November 28, 2026, featuring 7 million artifacts, Banksy's Piranhas, and a fatberg.
One Day Musical Heads to West End's Garrick Theatre
The musical adaptation of David Nicholls' novel 'One Day' will transfer to London's Garrick Theatre after an Edinburgh tryout, starring Jamie Muscato and Sharon Rose.
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Aaron McCusker takes on Hope Street film role
Aaron McCusker, known for playing Ben Driscoll on Coronation Street, is reprising his role as Clint Dunwoody in the Hope Street feature-length film 'One of Our Own'.
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