EastEnders spoilers reveal Lauren Branning and Mark Fowler Jr give into temptation after a passionate kiss, sparking a potential affair. Lauren arrives at the Boxing Den and shuts the blinds.
BBC's stadium-based pundits, including Wayne Rooney, outperformed ITV's Brooklyn studio team in World Cup final coverage, with Rooney's candid critique of the half-time show highlighting the difference.
A new easy-level sudoku puzzle is published on July 20, 2026, offering a relaxing mental challenge for puzzle enthusiasts.
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey earned $264m worldwide in its opening weekend, surpassing Oppenheimer's debut and marking his best non-Batman opening.
Manifesta 16 takes over 12 disused 'slipper churches' in Germany's Ruhr region, featuring art, basketball courts, and community projects to address deindustrialization and division.
Saint Levant, a pop star from Gaza, draws passionate fandom and bitter disapproval amid war. His music is seen as either cultural celebration or inappropriate frivolity.
Chef Dara Klein shares three rustic Italian recipes: pesto trapanese with almonds and tomatoes, a quick umami-rich pomodoro sauce, and a flourless chocolate torta caprese.
Scorpius, the Scorpion, is visible low in the southern sky from the UK. Its heart, Antares, a red supergiant, lies near the moon on 24 July.
In The Dark on ITV1, DI Kennedy (Laura Donnelly) races to save a potential victim from a serial killer targeting young men, while facing a personal dilemma.
Powerful animation Flavours of Iraq recounts French-Iraqi journalist Feurat Alani's childhood memories of 1980s Baghdad and his father's leftist exile in Paris.
David Thomson's 'A Sudden Flicker of Light' is a rapturous, revisionist history of cinema from Muybridge to Anora, blending brilliance and heresy.
From Messi's cathedral to Bellingham's diving header, the Guardian's picture editor selects his favourite images from the 2026 World Cup, featuring 30 standout photos out of over 500,000.
Ben Platt discusses his role in queer musical Midnight at the Never Get, managing anxiety with his husband, and the challenges of the Dear Evan Hansen movie backlash.
Claire Vaye Watkins's Yellow Pine offers a sympathetic but confusing take on eco-activism and new age spirituality, with a meandering plot and self-centred characters.
Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke's debut film 'A Useful Ghost' is a stylish black comedy about a haunted vacuum cleaner and Thailand's political ghosts, winning Cannes Critics' Week grand prize.
Matilda, the 1996 Roald Dahl adaptation, offers justice, morality, and triumph. The writer explains how the film's underdog story and bookish heroine provide lasting comfort and inspiration.
New York sculptor Sergio Furnari spent $100,000 on a lifesize statue of far-right activist Charlie Kirk, but no one wants to buy it, leaving him furious and financially strained.
Lisa Polster's documentary reveals the Bürglkopf deportation camp on the Swiss-Austrian border, where asylum seekers face poor conditions, legal limbo, and psychological distress.
The Spanish National Orchestra finally made their Proms debut after nearly 90 years, with outgoing chief conductor David Afkham leading a programme of Spanish treasures including Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez.
Director Anthony Frith cold-calls The Asylum to direct a low-budget horror film in six days, facing extreme challenges in this making-of documentary.
Rukmini Iyer's quick and easy courgette and whipped feta bruschetta with radishes, perfect for an al fresco lunch spread. Ready in 25 minutes.
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey omits gods, Nausicaa, and the bed test, adds Sinon and wooden horse, and changes the ending for a heroic send-off.
Matthew Broderick and Alan Ruck reveal how military play haircuts, improvisation, and a damaged knee helped create Ferris Bueller's Day Off, a timeless teen classic.
A new UK prime minister takes office, a lumberjack competition unfolds in Wisconsin, and researchers study Greenland glacier meltwater in today's top photos.
World premieres of films starring Helen Mirren, Seth Rogen and Chris Rock headline the 51st Toronto film festival, with Mirren playing Patricia Highsmith in A Talent for Murder.
A beloved female bald eagle missing for days in Big Bear Lake is believed found alive but injured after a fight with other birds, per advocacy group.
Laurent Pelly's production of Strauss's Ariadne auf Naxos at Glyndebourne hits comic marks but fails to deliver emotional depth, leaving the opera enjoyable yet unmoving.
The UK's 'barkitecture' trend sees lavish pet pampering, including £28,000 dog spas and £3,000 hydro baths, raising questions about excess.
Working at Rabbit Photo in 1993, Rebecca Lowrey-Boyd processed locals' memories on film, from weddings to explicit selfies, learning to see people truly.
Treasure & Dirt is a gloriously strange six-part detective series set in an opal-mining town, where the greatest pleasure is not solving the crime but exploring the peculiar locals.