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Hayden Panettiere: Oscar Winner Exposed Himself to Me
Hayden Panettiere's new memoir details an Oscar winner exposing his testicles to her at a party when she was 19, along with other disturbing Hollywood experiences.
Cannes' Her Private Hell: Disappointing Exploitative Lesbian Fantasy
Nicolas Winding Refn's Her Private Hell premieres at Cannes to a 12-minute ovation but disappoints with style over substance, sexist and exploitative lesbian fantasy themes.
Nicolas Winding Refn Returns to Cannes
Nicolas Winding Refn premieres his latest film at Cannes, blending his signature style with a fresh narrative. The director discusses his creative process and the film's themes.
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Bitter Christmas: Almodóvar's Complex Film Within a Film
Pedro Almodóvar's latest, Bitter Christmas, explores grief, loss, and artistic betrayal through a layered narrative about a director writing a script. A complex, muddled noir-melodrama.
John Kearns: Tilting at Windmills review – TS Eliot and breakup
John Kearns channels TS Eliot's Waste Land in a show about breakup, flat-hunting, and Aldi. A poignant, sharp-edged comedy of domestic dreams and class anxiety.
New Strictly Hosts: Can Trio Save the Show?
Emma Willis, Josh Widdicombe, and Johannes Radebe replace Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman as the new Strictly Come Dancing hosts. Can this trio rescue the ailing franchise?
Moldovan TV Chief Resigns Over Eurovision Voting
Moldovan public broadcaster's head resigns after controversy over alleged neighborly voting bloc at Eurovision, sparking debate on fairness.
Zara McDermott Joey Essex Hug Sparks Online Cheating Accusations
Zara McDermott faces cheating accusations after a hug with Joey Essex. A source says it's innocent, but fans recall her past infidelity.
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Glee Pilot: 17 Years Later, Still TV Gold
Seventeen years after its debut, the Glee pilot remains a masterclass in absurd, compelling TV. From Sue Sylvester's iconic lines to the unforgettable 'Don't Stop Believing' finale, it changed LGBTQ+ representation and pop culture forever.
Her Private Hell: Bizarre Shapeshifting Fantasia by Refn
Nicolas Winding Refn's latest film, Her Private Hell, is a bizarre shapeshifting fantasia that pushes boundaries with surreal visuals and a haunting narrative.
Minotaur Review: Zvyagintsev's Cannes Entry Divides Critics
Andrei Zvyagintsev's 'Minotaur,' set during the Ukraine-Russia conflict, premieres at Cannes 2026 to polarized reviews. The film explores war's moral complexities.
Feldman and Beckett Words and Music Review Sheffield
A review of the Sheffield Chamber Music Festival's performance of Feldman and Beckett's words and music, highlighting Siobhán McSweeney's contribution.
West End Shows Face Possible Strikes Over Pay
Equity union ballots members for potential strikes in London's West End, citing unfair pay and conditions. Disruption could hit major theatres.
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Virgin Island Finale Shows It Was More Than Just Sex
The Virgin Island finale saw two contestants connect with each other, proving sex surrogates are professionals fostering intimacy, not exploitation. Critics are silenced.
DNA Study Questions Columbus's Italian Origins
A new DNA study suggests Christopher Columbus may have been Spanish, not Italian, with noble ties to Galicia. The findings challenge centuries of historical belief.
Diane Keaton's Collages and Suits Auctioned at Bonhams
Diane Keaton's archive, including self-made collages, iconic men's suits, and Annie Hall script, goes on sale at Bonhams, offering a layered view of the late actor's life.
I Love Boosters: A Shoplifting Comedy That Misses the Mark
Boots Riley's absurdist heist film 'I Love Boosters' features Keke Palmer leading a Robin Hood-style shoplifting crew, but its scattershot approach and political detours may leave audiences cold.
Tycoon Review: Dystopian LA Food Megacorp Debut Impresses
Charlotte Zhang's debut film 'Tycoon' depicts a dystopian Los Angeles in 2028 where a megacorp controls food distribution, following two Latino men navigating state-sanctioned racial violence.
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Valie Export Remembered by Artists She Inspired
Artists Peaches, Florentina Holzinger, Joan Jonas, Candice Breitz, and Shoair Mavlian honor the late Valie Export, a fearless feminist performance artist known for provocative works like Genital Panic.
Kraftwerk Review: Still Sounding Like the Future
Kraftwerk's Belfast show proves their enduring influence on pop music, with a tender tribute to Ryuichi Sakamoto and flawless performances of classics.
SNL Season 51: Top 10 Sketches Ranked
From an auctioneer marriage to a disastrous haircut, SNL season 51 delivered standout sketches. Here are the 10 best, including viral hits and cast highlights.
How to Stop Pasta Sticking Together: Expert Tips
Learn how to prevent pasta from clumping with expert advice on stirring, draining, and choosing the right cooking methods for shapes like orecchiette.
Grayson Perry's life story becomes 'outrageous' musical
Grayson Perry's life story will be turned into an 'outrageous' musical co-created with the composer of Jerry Springer: The Opera, exploring identity and self-acceptance.
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Putin in China and Cannes Photocall: Photos of the Day
The Guardian's picture editors select photographs from around the world, including Putin's visit to China, protests in Peru and Bolivia, and the Cannes photocall.
Mandalorian and Grogu Review: Hero Faces Hutts
Pedro Pascal stars in this decent feature outing as the helmeted bounty hunter and his green friend take on the Empire and Jabba the Hutt's family.
Banjo Beale: My Greatest Vintage Find? My Husband
Interior designer Banjo Beale shares his shopping habits, from vintage finds and local food to splurges on olive oil and tinned fish, in this How I Shop interview.
Gaten Matarazzo West End Debut in Rent Revival
Stranger Things actor Gaten Matarazzo will star in a 30th-anniversary London revival of Rent, directed by Luke Sheppard, marking his West End debut this autumn.
Pollock's Number 7A, 1948 Sells for Record $181M
Jackson Pollock's Number 7A, 1948 sold for $181.2M at Christie's, becoming the fourth most expensive artwork ever auctioned, breaking the artist's previous record.
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Eastwood's Cannon from Spaghetti Western Found in Spain
The 1873 Manchester-made cannon used in the iconic film The Good, the Bad and the Ugly has been rediscovered in a museum in Cartagena, Spain, ahead of the movie's 60th anniversary.
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