TV's Happiest Endings: Mrs Maisel to Gavin and Stacey
From Midge Maisel's late-night triumph to Derry Girls' historic vote, these TV finales deliver emotional gut-punches and heartwarming closure. Spoilers ahead.
Category : Culture
Why the pipe organ deserves your attention
The Royal Albert Hall's Willis organ takes centre stage at a Sunday Prom. Discover why this instrument is more than just Bach, with pioneers like Kali Malone and Jonny Greenwood pushing its boundaries.
Beetroot leaf poriyal: a south Indian side dish recipe
Learn how to make beetroot leaf poriyal, a spicy south Indian vegetable dish with mustard seeds, curry leaves, urad dal, and fresh coconut.
Hot Weather Chocolate: Summer Treats You'll Love
Discover fridge-friendly nougat, malty ice-cream, and hybrid brownie-chocolate bars perfect for summer heat, with expert tips on enjoying chocolate in hot weather.
Nostalgia review: Tarkovsky's profound cine-poem
Andrei Tarkovsky's 1983 film Nostalgia is a mysterious, imagist cine-poem about alienation and belonging, following a Russian scholar's existential crisis in Italy.
Jessica Morgan named new Tate director with big pay cut
Jessica Morgan, previously at Dia Art Foundation, returns to Tate as director, accepting a substantial salary reduction to lead the institution through financial and morale challenges.
Why The Polygamist transcends trash TV with depth
The Polygamist, South Africa's first Netflix smash, explores tradition vs modernity and social mobility through a gripping tale of love and money, racking up 23 million views in its first month.
Mermaidcore: Summer's Hottest Style Trend for Grownups
Mermaidcore is 2026's top summer trend, offering sophisticated beach chic with shimmer, shells, and slinky silhouettes. Avoid pirate-party looks by focusing on restraint and ocean-inspired textures.
What TV Series Ending Brought You the Most Joy?
Guardian invites readers to share their happiest TV series endings, from Detectorists to The Marvelous Mrs Maisel. Submit your story via encrypted form.
Tate desperately needs radical overhaul but new director may not bring change
Tate faces a crisis of complacency and over-hyped shows. New director Jessica Morgan, though highly rated, may not be the agent of change needed to overhaul the institution.
Pokémon Go at 10: A decade of discovery and wonder
Pokémon Go turns 10 this month, with 800m downloads and a trillion catches. The game inspired a father to explore bird song, wildflowers, and more through apps like Merlin and Seek.
22 Cheap Ways to Make Your Home Look More Expensive
From £2 egg cups to £60 chair covers, these budget-friendly buys elevate your home's style without breaking the bank, according to The Guardian.
Seth Meyers Mocks Trump's World Cup, Ronaldo, TikTok Claims
Seth Meyers skewers Trump's social media posts, including claims about World Cup players, Ronaldo, Canadian wildfires, and TikTok popularity.
Alessio Mamo on photographing Manal, a 12-year-old war casualty
Alessio Mamo's portrait of Manal, a 12-year-old burn victim from Iraq, won a World Press Photo award and highlights the suffering of children in conflict zones.
David Malin astrophotography awards 2026 winners announced
The David Malin astrophotography awards 2026 feature stunning images of auroras, nebulas, and star clusters from amateur astronomers worldwide, with overall winner Stefan Buda capturing the Lunar Apennines.
Artists Sketch Greyhounds at Melbourne Life Drawing Fundraiser
At a greyhound life drawing class in Eltham, Melbourne, artists tackle the challenge of sketching the breed's unique anatomy, with all proceeds supporting Greyt Greys rescue.
Shabana Azeez: Pop culture matters less amid global issues
Shabana Azeez discusses breaking a $75,000 skull rig on The Pitt, her role in The Airport Chaplain, and why she thinks pop culture is overrated.
1930s Electrolux Fridge Still Running in Gloucestershire
A 1930s Electrolux fridge, bought second-hand in 1949, is still working in Gloucestershire. Share your oldest appliance stories with us.
Blue Note jazz club to open first London site in West End
Blue Note, the iconic New York jazz club, will open its first London venue in the basement of St Martins Lane Hotel after Westminster City Council approved plans, with two ticketed shows nightly.
Johnny Marr's London gig cancelled 'with great regret'
Johnny Marr's October 24 concert at OVO Arena Wembley is cancelled. Tickets will be auto-refunded. A new date is pending.
Sarah Platt's murder secret exposed in Coronation Street
Sarah Platt's murder secret unravels as Maria finds proof Gary lied, Todd confesses to Summer, and police close in. Will she admit self-defence?
Tavern Review: British Bistro on Old Street Scores 3/5
Tavern, a British bistro on Old Street, earns 3/5 stars. Highlights include pork and cuttlefish sausage, chunion puffs; weaker dishes like over-pickled salad.
Return to Hogwarts 25th Anniversary Celebration
A special 25th anniversary celebration of the first Harry Potter film will take place at iconic London locations, featuring screenings and exhibitions.
Crystal Palace Dinosaurs Restored to 1854 Glory
The iconic Victorian dinosaur sculptures in Crystal Palace Park have been fully restored as part of a multimillion pound regeneration, returning them to their 1854 appearance with original paint jobs.
Parliament Hill Café reopens after celeb backlash
Parliament Hill Café reopens under Daisy Green after controversy, with celebrities like Benedict Cumberbatch boycotting; existing staff and popular dishes retained.
Donmar Warehouse 2026 Winter Season: Pinter Revival Stars Everett and Beale
Donmar Warehouse announces 2026 winter season including Pinter's No Man's Land with Rupert Everett and Simon Russell Beale, new play The King's Ransom, and Danny Lee Wynter's Ilford Boy.
New River Thames Bar Hero's Return in Battersea Opens
The Hero's Return, a new bar at Battersea Power Station, opens this summer with a menu by former St John chef Jonathan Woolway and a 40-seat terrace overlooking the Thames.
Tower of London moat refilled after 180 years
Plans to refill the Tower of London's moat with ponds, wetlands, meadows and rain gardens have been approved by Tower Hamlets Council, restoring water after nearly 200 years.
Camille, London's Best Restaurant, Opens Second Site in Farringdon
Camille, named Time Out's best London restaurant for 2026, will open a second location in Farringdon this autumn, featuring British and Irish regional cuisine.
Miquita Oliver tearfully apologises to Fearne Cotton
Miquita Oliver broke down in tears on her podcast as she apologised to Fearne Cotton for calling her a 'devil woman' in an NME interview 20 years ago, revealing the press pitted them against each other.
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