Kelly Osbourne 'aches every day' on anniversary of Ozzy's death
Kelly Osbourne shares emotional tribute on first anniversary of Ozzy Osbourne's death, saying she 'aches every single day' and misses him 'with every part of my soul'.
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Coronation Street fans praise Ryan's calm chat with Dylan
Coronation Street viewers praise Ryan Connor for his calm, understanding conversation with Dylan Wilson after Betsy Swain's stroke, calling it the storyline's strongest moment.
Rebecca Frecknall on Staging Sarah Kane's 'Cleansed'
Director Rebecca Frecknall discusses her final Almeida show, a revival of Sarah Kane's brutal 'Cleansed', and reflects on her career including 'Cabaret' and working with Paul Mescal.
Simba Sleep slashes 25% off cooling mattresses in heatwave
Simba Sleep launches 25% off cooling mattresses including Hybrid Pro, plus pillows and duvets, to help UK shoppers sleep better during the heatwave.
Coronation Street spoilers: Cassie tries to kill Ross
Cassie Plummer resorts to deadly measures to eliminate Ross Wilkes in next week's Coronation Street, while Jodie Ramsey attempts to rejoin the Platt family.
Mary Beard on Nolan's The Odyssey: Missing 'Elusive Sexiness'
Mary Beard says Nolan's The Odyssey lacks the original's 'elusive sexiness' and disappoints in its portrayal of women, despite a $264m opening weekend.
Richard Dadd Review: Beyond Bedlam at Royal Academy
Richard Dadd's art, from fairy paintings to asylum masterpieces, is examined in a Royal Academy exhibition that questions the link between mental illness and creativity.
Scottish Tea Fraud: The Tam O’Braan Mystery
Science correspondent Nicola Davis reopens the case of Tam O’Braan, who claimed to grow award-winning tea in Scotland but whose story raised suspicions.
José Pizarro's tomato and bread salad with boquerones
Spanish chef José Pizarro shares his recipe for a tomato and bread salad topped with boquerones, a simple sharing dish full of flavor.
Revamped Workhouse Museum Reopens with Gruel Experience
Ripon Workhouse Museum reopens after £2.8m redevelopment, offering immersive experiences like gruel tasting, yard sweeping, and schoolmaster lessons to explore Victorian poverty.
The Undeclared War Returns: Simon Pegg's Cyber-Thriller S2
Simon Pegg stars in The Undeclared War season 2 on Channel 4 at 9pm. Also: The Great British Sewing Bee, Murder 24/7, and more TV picks.
Cool Machine review: Harlem Trilogy finale is freewheeling fun
Colson Whitehead's Cool Machine, final part of the Harlem Trilogy, is a rollicking crime caper set in 1980s New York, blending grit, grandeur, and cultural commentary.
LensCulture Critics' Choice Awards 2026 Winners Announced
The 2026 LensCulture Critics' Choice Awards showcase diverse photography from around the world, selected by 19 experts. Highlights include projects on disability, masculinity, neo-Nazi groups, and environmental fragility.
Chickenhare and the Secret of the Groundhog review – time-travel fun
A half-chicken half-hare, a skunk and a tortoise seek a 3,000-year-old groundhog in this wholesome animation with a surprisingly complex plot.
The Fires review: Volcanoes and passions erupt in Iceland
A volcanologist and a photographer try to save Reykjavik in this scientifically plausible, CGI-heavy disaster film with genuine chemistry between leads.
Step-mother's praise inflates my ego
Zoe Williams reflects on how her stepmother's constant compliments about everyday tasks make her feel magical, but she keeps her ego in check.
Ben Platt soars in Midnight at the Never Get review
Ben Platt stars as a crooner in Mark Sonnenblick's cabaret-musical about gay musicians in 1960s New York, with Gregor Milne dazzling as his songwriter-lover.
Share Your Thoughts on Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey
The Odyssey, Christopher Nolan's adaptation of Homer's epic, earned $264m globally in its opening weekend. Share your views on the film.
101 uses for an empty vanilla pod: scent, syrup, and more
Don't discard empty vanilla pods. Chefs share 101 ways to reuse them, from vanilla syrup and sugar to scenting underwear drawers and infusing whisky.
Entangled and Woven: Textiles Crossing Borders, Culture and Time
Entangled and Woven at the Whitworth, Manchester, showcases exquisite textiles from Korea and India, featuring 18,000-hour pieces, cultural exchange, and historic works spanning centuries.
Splatoon Raiders review: inky shooter fades to grey
Splatoon Raiders, the first single-player spinoff of Nintendo's colorful shooter, disappoints with repetitive missions and a lack of the series' quirky personality.
Proms 2026: BBC Philharmonic, Noseda, Selaocoe deliver visionary concert
A Proms concert featuring Bach, Beethoven, and a Jessie Montgomery premiere with cellist Abel Selaocoe proved a masterful fusion of past and future, showcasing the festival at its best.
Brunello: The Gracious Visionary review – cashmere king's vanity film
Giuseppe Tornatore's documentary on Brunello Cucinelli is a sentimental vanity project tracing his rise from poor farmer to billionaire cashmere king, lacking critical depth.
Seth Meyers mocks Trump at World Cup final: 'Sage the stadium'
Seth Meyers ridiculed Donald Trump for getting booed at the World Cup final, his grudge against Spain, and the Iran war, calling Trump a 'sports reaper' who curses teams.
Shin Kamen Rider: Anno's Thrilling Lesson in Standing Up to Evil
Hideaki Anno's Shin Kamen Rider blends cynicism and hope in a grasshopper-man hybrid's fight against evil, with thrilling action and a faithful 70s series revival.
Zendaya backlash over ancient Iranian earrings at Odyssey event
Zendaya wore earrings from the 700BC Ziwiye hoard at a London photocall for The Odyssey, sparking backlash from archaeologists who called it a 'hijacking' of Iran's cultural heritage.
Pasta Windows: Tradition or Tourist Trap?
Pasta windows, where chefs make pasta in restaurant windows, are popular on Instagram but Italians say they signal a tourist trap, not authenticity.
The Dink Review: Pickleball Comedy with Jake Johnson
Jake Johnson stars in 'The Dink', a silly sports comedy about a delusional ex-tennis player forced to switch to pickleball after injury. Featuring cameos from Andy Roddick and John McEnroe.
JH Prynne obituary: Scholar and critic remembered
JH Prynne, known for his opaque poetry, was a warm and rigorous teacher at Cambridge, as recalled by a former student in this letter.
Photos of the Day: Milky Way, Beluga Whales, Larry the Cat
The Guardian's picture editors select striking images from around the world, including the Milky Way over China, beluga whales relocation, and protests in Italy and India.
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