Forbidden Solitaire Review: 90s Horror Card Game Trip
Forbidden Solitaire blends classic card game with meta horror, recreating 1990s PC aesthetics and delivering a compulsive, strategic battle against monsters.
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Family Reunited with Cat Seven Years After Losing Him
A family cat lost during a move from California to Georgia was reunited with his owners after seven years, thanks to a microchip. The cat, Dodger, was found in Madera, California, and flown to his family.
Charlize Theron Defies Ageism as Action Hero at 50 in 'Apex'
At 50, Charlize Theron stars as a female action hero in Netflix's 'Apex', proving age is no barrier to leading thrilling roles and inspiring audiences.
Highlander Review: 80s Cult Classic Still Delightfully Bonkers
The 40th anniversary re-release of Highlander proves this epic, silly, and fun 80s blockbuster with dodgy accents is still a cult classic.
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Oscar Winner Satirizes Farage in Vote Gavin Lyle
Aneil Karia, Oscar-winning director, skewers Reform-style candidates in his new short film Vote Gavin Lyle, starring Jack Lowden, released via WeTransfer's WePresent.
Nancy Holt Review: Cosmic Thrills at Goodwood
Review of Nancy Holt's exhibition at Goodwood Art Foundation, featuring monumental outdoor works and indoor pieces that explore cosmic connections.
Ted, Gone Fishing Dog, Dies at 13
Ted, the beloved dog from BBC series Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing, has died at 13. He appeared since 2020 and authored a Sunday Times bestseller.
Save Money on Wine: Explore Overlooked Regions
With wine prices rising, it's time to look beyond fashionable appellations. Discover overlooked regions like Franciacorta and Languedoc for affordable, high-quality wines.
The Pitt Fan Theories: AI Deaths, Vampire Doctors
Explore the wildest fan theories about HBO Max's hit medical drama The Pitt, from AI-caused deaths to vampire doctors and secret romances.
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Unnatural Harmony: MOR Tribute to McQueen
A review of 'Unnatural Harmony: Sounds of Lee Alexander McQueen' at Royal Festival Hall, featuring music inspired by the designer, but the genre clash feels superficial and under-rehearsed.
Al Pacino Films Ranked: Best to Worst
As Al Pacino turns 86, we rank his greatest screen performances, from The Godfather to Dog Day Afternoon, and debate which Godfather film is best.
Family Recipes: A Living Tradition Beyond Ingredients
Family recipes are more than ingredients; they are living traditions that evolve with each cook. Learn why chasing perfection may miss the joy of adaptation and passing on memories.
Raghu Rai, Indian Photographer, Dies at 83
Raghu Rai, the acclaimed Indian photographer and Magnum member, has died at 83. His five-decade career captured India's grand and intimate life, from Bhopal to Mother Teresa.
Global Photos: River Rescue, Samurai Festivals, and More
A roundup of striking images from around the world on April 30, including a bus rescue in Paris, samurai celebrations in Japan, and environmental beauty in China.
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Mass Review: School-Shooter Drama Explores Forgiveness
Fran Kranz's play Mass, now at Donmar Warehouse, follows two couples meeting after a school shooting, exploring restorative justice and grief.
Klimt, Matisse, Freud in London's Most Valuable Auction
Sotheby's to auction masterpieces by Klimt, Matisse, Freud from billionaire Joe Lewis's collection, expected to exceed £150m in June.
One Night Only: Purge for Sex? Strange Romcom
A new trailer for One Night Only shows a meet-cute set on the one night a year single people can legally have sex, raising bizarre questions.
Festival of Britain 1951: King Hails Courage, Crowds Brave Rain
The Festival of Britain opened in 1951 with King George VI declaring it a symbol of Britain's courage. Despite rain, crowds gathered on the South Bank for the futuristic exhibition.
April's Best Books: Writers and Readers Share Favorites
Luke Kennard, Sophie Ratcliffe, and Guardian readers discuss the books they enjoyed in April, from Claire Powell's 'All In' to Benjamin Myers' 'Jesus Christ Kinski'.
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Spring Bank Holiday Essentials: 36 Top Tips and Buys
Make the most of the May bank holiday with our curated selection of spring essentials, including home, travel, drinks, garden, outdoor, beauty, and fashion picks.
Careless People: Meta Insider Story They Tried to Suppress
Sarah Wynn-Williams reads her memoir of seven years at Facebook, blending dark humor and astonishment at a culture where ethics were secondary to expansion.
Melanie C on Spice Girls, Impostor Syndrome, and Chili Pepper Date
Melanie C answers fan questions about Spice Girls mania, raver days, impostor syndrome, her date with Anthony Kiedis, and her new clubby album Sweat.
Banksy Confirms New London Statue of Man Blinded by Flag
Banksy has confirmed a new statue in London depicting a man marching with a flag covering his face, installed secretly in Waterloo Place.
007 First Light: IO Interactive's New Bond Game
Hitman developer IO Interactive unveils 007 First Light, a pluralistic take on James Bond offering multiple playstyles and a young spy for all eras. Coming May 27.
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Ballet Dancers on Career Pivots: From Midwifery to Lords
Six former ballet dancers share their bold career transitions, transferable skills, and what they miss about the stage.
Why Australian TV Comedy Deserves Your Attention Now
With Colin from Accounts winning over Nick Offerman and Anne Hathaway, and new shows like Bad Company, Australian TV comedy is thriving. Here's why you should invest in it.
Beethoven Cello Sonatas: Watkins and Bax Eloquent
Cellist Paul Watkins and pianist Alessio Bax bring years of experience to Beethoven's cello sonatas, delivering eloquent and unfussy performances across all five works.
Benefit Dream Sheen Brow Glaze vs 24-Hour Brow Setter
Scott Da Silva-Wells compares Benefit's new Dream Sheen Brow Glaze with the cult 24-Hour Brow Setter. Find out which brow gel comes out on top in this honest review.
007 First Light Hands-On: Best Bond Game in Years?
Our hands-on preview of 007 First Light reveals an authentic Bond experience from IO Interactive, blending stealth, action, and a young James Bond earning his theme.
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London Music Venues Open for World Cup Amid Pub Closures
London music venues like Outernet, Electric Brixton, and Colour Factory open for World Cup matches as pubs face early closures, offering immersive fan experiences.
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