Scamanda Review: Cancer Faker Cheated Thousands
A review of the documentary 'Scamanda' about Amanda Riley, who faked terminal cancer for years, scamming her community out of thousands. The story is compelling but the telling is bloated.
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Sudoku 7350 Medium: June 17 Challenge
Try the medium-level Sudoku puzzle 7350 from The Guardian, published June 17, 2026. Test your logic and deduction skills.
Gromit to Write Memoir, Spilling Beans on Life with Wallace
Gromit, the silent canine star of Wallace and Gromit, will publish a memoir in October, revealing his true feelings about Techno Trousers, gnomes, and the moon.
Bluey in Yolŋu Matha: First Indigenous language episodes
Five Bluey episodes have been dubbed into Yolŋu Matha, an Australian First Nations language, for Naidoc Week, with Bandit voiced by King Stingray's Dimathaya Burrawanga.
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Inside Italia Conti: Stage School's Modern Approach
A visit to the 115-year-old Italia Conti stage school reveals a softer teaching style, a food bank, and concerns about students' resilience in the face of industry changes.
Courgette loaf, stir-fry and achaar: summer recipes
Ravinder Bhogal shares three versatile courgette recipes: a moist loaf, a quick stir-fry with tofu, and a tangy achaar pickle for cheese.
Rain Exhibition Celebrates Scotland's Wettest Obsession
The National Library of Scotland's new exhibition explores how rain has shaped Scottish science, literature, history, and identity, featuring James Hutton, Minnie the Minx, and Macbeth.
TV Tonight: England v Croatia, Location, Aftersun
Tonight's TV highlights include England's World Cup match against Croatia, Kirstie and Phil in London, a Tudor mystery, and Paul Mescal in Aftersun.
Montreux Jazz Festival Portraits: A Photographer's Journey
Photographer Anoush Abrar captures mesmerising portraits of Montreux jazz festival stars, from Quincy Jones to Sam Smith, in a new book celebrating the festival's 60th edition.
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Jarman Award 2026 Shortlist: Four Artists Named
The Film London Jarman Award shortlists four artists for 2026: Sadia Pineda Hameed, Ilona Sagar, Rhea Storr, and Alia Syed, whose films explore migration, family, and disaster.
Cactus Pears Review: Forbidden Love Story in India
Cactus Pears, Rohan Kanawade's directorial debut, tenderly explores forbidden love and class struggles in rural India. A poignant awakening unfolds.
A Fine Idea Review: Satire and Statistics Clash
A review of Christine Bacon's play at the Arcola Theatre, exploring global inequality through satire and statistics, but suffering from telling over showing.
I Will Find You Review: More Harlan Coben Crap
Netflix's latest Harlan Coben adaptation, I Will Find You, is a familiar mix of fists and mumbling. Severance star Britt Lower leads this eight-part saga of preposterous thrills.
Awer Mabil: Multiculturalism Makes Australia Best
Socceroos forward Awer Mabil says multiculturalism makes Australia the best country in the world, reflecting on a viral team video showcasing diversity and pride.
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YSL and Photography: Iconic Exhibition at ICP New York
Explore the new exhibition 'Yves Saint Laurent and Photography' at ICP New York, featuring nearly 300 iconic photos by Avedon, Leibovitz, Penn, and more, highlighting the brand's visual legacy.
Your Fault: London review – British remake lacks passion
Amazon Prime's sequel to My Fault: London fails to deliver chemistry, passion, or fun. The step-sibling romance lacks fizz and humor.
Maren Hassinger's Retrospective: Knots and Breath Sculptures
Maren Hassinger's most significant retrospective, 'Living Moving Growing,' at BAMPFA features site-specific sculptures made from simple actions like tying knots and blowing breath into bags.
To Fridge or Not to Fridge: Share Your Views
Debate over fridge storage divides opinions. Tell us what you keep chilled, from bread to olive oil, and how your habits differ from others.
Disclosure Day: Spielberg Misjudges Human Empathy
Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day is a stunning sci-fi film, but its assumption of universal outrage over alien mistreatment overlooks real-world indifference to suffering of marginalized groups.
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Yoghurt scrapings fried chicken marinade recipe
Learn how to use leftover yoghurt from the pot as a marinade for crispy fried chicken, reducing food waste and adding tangy flavor.
Lily Allen Review: Marital Collapse Superbly Evoked
Lily Allen's arena tour expands on her theatre show, performing 'West End Girl' with catharsis and high camp, tracing her real-life marital breakdown.
Capri Pants: Elegant Summer Alternative to Jorts and Shorts
Discover why capri pants are the perfect summer wardrobe staple—elegant, practical, and versatile for sunny days with a chance of rain or office heatwaves.
Hollie Fernando's magical morris dancer portrait
Photographer Hollie Fernando shares the story behind her midsummer portrait of all-female morris dancing group Boss Morris, celebrating their reinvention of tradition.
Global Photos: AI Art, Gold Mining, Protests, Wildfires
A curated selection of photos from around the world: AI art museum in LA, gold miners in Congo, protests in Romania and Albania, wildfires in Florida, and more.
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Heirloom white velvet okra connects African diaspora in Toronto
A Canadian farmer with Jamaican roots grows white velvet okra on a Toronto rooftop, preserving a forgotten heirloom that travelled the African diaspora.
Caribbean Obeah Tradition Endures Despite Stigma
Explore the enduring Caribbean obeah tradition, a syncretic practice merging African religion, Christianity, and indigenous elements, despite historical demonization and illegality.
Classical music and football: A surprising harmony
Explore the deep connection between classical music and football, from Elgar's football chant to Pavarotti's Nessun Dorma at Italia 90.
UnYdos Review: Flamenco with Fire and Flourish at Sadler's Wells
Jesús Carmona's UnYdos kicks off the Flamenco Festival at Sadler's Wells with serpentine grace, rhythmic precision, and magnetic performance.
Lost Only Fools and Horses script with cut Del Boy joke found
Long-lost Only Fools and Horses scripts, including a cut joke about Brasso from the 1996 finale, have been discovered and are set for auction.
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Broadwick Soho: Vibrant Boutique Hotel in West End
Discover Broadwick Soho, an independent boutique hotel in London's West End with unique interiors, pink pastel lobby, and residents-only lounge. From £455/night.
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