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Category : Culture
Godzilla star Kaylee Hottle's cause of death confirmed
Kaylee Hottle, 18, died from multiple blunt force injuries in a single-vehicle crash in Maryland. The manner of death is accidental, per the medical examiner.
Andaz Lisbon Review: Colorful New Hotel in Portugal's Capital
Andaz Lisbon, a vibrant new hotel by Hyatt built in a historic bank, offers luxury stays, local food, and unique experiences like street art tours. Rooms from €300/night.
Princess Kate's gingham dress recreated for £33
Princess Kate wore a Temperley London gingham dress to the Royal Charity Polo Cup. Now you can recreate the look with high street alternatives starting at £33.
Adeel Akhtar on identity, heritage, and Who Do You Think You Are
Adeel Akhtar reflects on his career, identity struggles, and tracing his mother's migration from Kenya to Britain in a new Who Do You Think You Are episode.
New book challenges Gullah Geechee isolation myth
A new book, 'Gullah-Geechee Diasporas,' argues that Gullah Geechee people were not isolated but spread their culture across the US, influencing language, music, and religion.
Chinese Worker Poet Wins Top Literary Award
Food delivery rider Wang Jibing wins China's top literary award, part of a bottom-up revival of workers' writing in the 21st century, contrasting with Mao-era top-down initiatives.
Nell Whittingham obituary: Adventurer and church warden dies at 96
Nell Whittingham, aged 96, adventurer, public health inspector, and church warden for over 30 years, has died. She flew with the Flying Doctor service in Zambia and won Maundy Money from Queen Elizabeth II.
Charles Gaines, author of Pumping Iron, dies at 84
Charles Gaines, whose book and documentary Pumping Iron popularized bodybuilding and launched Arnold Schwarzenegger's career, has died at 84.
Sam Smith seeks 10 up-and-coming artists for London residency
Sam Smith and BBC Introducing are searching for 10 emerging artists to support their UK residency shows in Manchester and London this September.
Ferran Torres mural vandalised in Barcelona within 24 hours
A mural of Spain World Cup winner Ferran Torres was vandalised with political graffiti in Barcelona within 24 hours. The city council painted over the wall, removing both the art and the defacement.
Aespa Want UK Collabs with Olivia Dean, PinkPantheress
K-pop group aespa express desire to work with UK artists Olivia Dean and PinkPantheress, and announce SYNK : COMPLÆXITY world tour with 2027 UK dates.
Gaza journalist rebuilds pools for children amid war
Journalist Amjed Tantesh rebuilds swimming pools in Gaza for children, despite losing family and having pools destroyed by Israeli attacks.
Pinker's Progress: The Celebrity Scientist at the Centre of Culture Wars
From 2021: How Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker became one of the world's most contentious thinkers, explored in a Guardian Long Read podcast.
Secret Sculptures of Ray Exworth Revealed After 60 Years
Ray Exworth spent six decades creating stunning sculptures in Cornish sheds, hidden from the world. Now, after his death, a new book by Jem Southam reveals his secret body of work for the first time.
Fruit salad recipes with tropical and Middle Eastern flair
Ravinder Bhogal shares three fresh fruit salad recipes: shaved mango-cucumber with Tajín-tequila dressing, tropical fruit with lemongrass syrup, and labneh with watermelon-berries and rose dukkah.
Female Baristas Transform Mogadishu's Coffee Scene
Saabiriin Hassan is among the first female baristas in Somalia, challenging gender norms as coffee shops create jobs and social spaces in Mogadishu.
Katie Price Doc: Wild Wedding and Life with Peter Andre
Katie Price's documentary reveals details of her fairytale wedding to Peter Andre, described as 'Cinderella on coke.' The third episode airs tonight on Sky Documentaries.
Portrait commission made me question body image
Tom Neenan was asked to paint an 86-year-old man's portrait. The subject hated it, leading Neenan to reflect on self-perception and body image.
On the Sea review – tender fishermen's tale of forbidden love
In Helen Walsh's poignant drama, two men in a Welsh fishing community embark on a passionate affair on the sea, away from prying eyes and bigotry.
On Thin Ice review: Walker's Siberian trek of beauty and horror
In late February 2022, Charlie Walker embarked on a sub-zero Siberian hike, facing -50°C, wolves, and FSB surveillance amid the Ukraine invasion. His memoir blends adventure with grim reality.
RSC's Cherry Orchard disappoints despite star cast
Tamara Harvey's production of Chekhov's final play, starring Helen Hunt and Kenneth Branagh, lacks emotional impact and clear meaning, despite strong performances.
A Toxic Love Story review: Netflix's gripping true-crime doc
Netflix's A Toxic Love Story recounts the Anaheim Craigslist case, a tale of stalking, fake pregnancies, and online anonymity, leaving viewers stunned.
Venus, Vanishing review: Jewish artist in Nazi Berlin
Rebecca Birrell's debut novel imagines a Jewish painter in bohemian Berlin, navigating art, desire, and the rise of the Third Reich.
Ask E Jean review: Trump survivor Carroll fights on in documentary
Ivy Meeropol's documentary follows E Jean Carroll, now in her 80s, as she battles through legal disputes against Donald Trump, winning two civil suits.
Sophia Maddox Finds Charles Manson Is Her Grandfather
Sophia Maddox's new Hulu documentary reveals her shocking discovery that her grandfather is cult leader Charles Manson, exploring trauma and legacy.
Cricket's Sacred Intervals: Food and Tradition Define the Game
Cricket uniquely pauses for lunch and tea, even during tense moments. Diverse culinary traditions from biryani to braai shape the sport's culture, as explored in a new ECB cookbook.
Pinocchio: Unstrung Review – Twisted Slasher Lacks Shock
Pinocchio: Unstrung, the latest Twisted Childhood Universe film, turns the beloved puppet into a serial killer. The horror comedy offers feeble satire and unconvincing gore, failing to deliver genuine scares.
Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender Review – Engaging Adventure
Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender delivers a visually stunning, accessible sequel for both fans and newcomers, despite a familiar storyline.
Sueye Park's Poetic Proms Debut in Sibelius Concerto
Sueye Park made a captivating Proms debut with a poetic Sibelius violin concerto, followed by Jupiter Ensemble's infectious late-night set featuring Laurence Kilsby.
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