Picasso's Guernica, a global symbol of war's horrors, is embroiled in a political battle in Spain over its potential move to Bilbao, highlighting its enduring relevance amid modern conflicts.
Discover Santiago Lastra's innovative Mexican recipes featuring beetroot tostadas with pink mole and mushroom costras with melted cheese. These dishes blend traditional techniques with creative twists for vibrant, flavorful meals.
Anna Maxwell Martin takes the hot seat on The Assembly, where neurodivergent and disabled adults ask unfiltered questions. Plus, Australian dating series Better Date Than Never and Gordon Ramsay's restaurant rescue.
The Polish historical drama Scarborn (Kos) follows a war veteran's return to 18th-century Poland, sparking rebellion in a rumbustious period epic filled with cinematic flair and sword-clashing action.
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Siri Hustvedt's memoir 'Ghost Stories' reflects on losing her husband of 40 years, Paul Auster, exploring grief, memory, and the shift from 'we' to 'I' in poignant detail.
Photographer Silvana Trevale's decade-long project 'Venezuelan Youth' captures the complex identity of young Venezuelans, transforming trauma into a tribute to strength and hope through intimate portraits.
Netflix's Unchosen squanders a stellar cast including Christopher Eccleston and Siobhan Finneran in a predictable cult drama that fails to deliver compelling storytelling or character development.
The Guardian's Legacies of Enslavement program, launched after founder's ties to slavery were revealed, marks its third anniversary with a public discussion on reparatory justice and institutional atonement.
The BBC Proms 2026 lineup promises a thrilling mix of UK premieres, minimalist masterpieces, and operatic delights, with highlights including Jessie Montgomery's cello concerto and Steve Reich's anniversary celebrations.
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Dane DeHaan plays a hacker with a heart of gold in Rebecca Thomas's brisk neo-noir crime thriller Wardriver, featuring triple-cross heists and a convincingly venal underworld.
Jay McInerney's 'See You on the Other Side' concludes his New York series with verbose prose and shallow characters, highlighting a decline from early literary acclaim.
The first teaser for Practical Magic 2 has debuted, confirming Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman's return as the Owens sisters, with new cast members Joey King and Maisie Williams joining the sequel.
Time Hoppers: The Silk Road is an animated feature that takes children on a journey through medieval Islamic history, showcasing underrepresented scholars and scientists while promoting diversity in children's entertainment.
The Scott Trust announces a multi-million pound investment in Jamaica and US Sea Islands as part of its 10-year plan to address historical links to transatlantic enslavement through education, land rights, and climate justice initiatives.
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Esteemed Hollywood directors including Steven Soderbergh and Darren Aronofsky are increasingly incorporating artificial intelligence into their film production processes, sparking debates about artistry and technology.
Discover the story behind Chuckie Egg, the iconic 8-bit platform game created by a 15-year-old tea boy in Greater Manchester, which defined British gaming culture and remains beloved 40 years later.
The Guardian's Legacies of Enslavement program reveals that reparations for transatlantic slavery center on economic justice, cultural preservation, and human dignity, not guilt, based on global community engagement.
The Scott Trust Legacies of Enslavement Programme is a decade-long restorative justice initiative launched in response to the Guardian founders' connections to transatlantic slavery, focusing on descendant communities globally.
A dedicated team of nine professionals coordinates the Guardian's 10-year Legacies of Enslavement programme, focusing on restorative justice, diversity, and community engagement through policy, editorial, and arts initiatives.
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The Guardian's Legacies of Enslavement programme establishes a data-driven framework to monitor and evaluate its restorative justice efforts, focusing on descendant communities and reparatory goals.
Jane Rogoyska's 'Hotel Exile' reveals the dramatic wartime history of Paris's Hôtel Lutetia, from intellectual haven to Nazi intelligence center and finally a repatriation hub for concentration camp survivors.
The Devil Wears Prada 2's partnership with Starbucks highlights a clash of outdated industries, evoking mid-2000s nostalgia while facing modern consumer disinterest.
While male incels dominate screen portrayals, a new wave of films like The Drama and Red Rooms delves into female radicalisation, challenging stereotypes and highlighting the womanosphere's role in extremism.
Globally, singlehood is rising as marriage and cohabitation decline, with reduced sexual activity in some regions. This series investigates the causes, starting in the UK.
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Martin Scorsese's documentary 'Aldeas, The Final Dream of Pope Francis' receives world premiere in Vatican City, marking the first anniversary of the pope's death with a film about his final interview.
Top chefs share innovative techniques using mushrooms, soy, spices and tofu to recreate pork's texture and flavor in meat-free carbonara and chorizo dishes.
Electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre calls on creative industries to adopt AI as a tool for innovation, contrasting with fears expressed by artists like Elton John and Dua Lipa.
A curated selection of powerful images from around the world, capturing moments from a Shinto spring festival in Tokyo to a stranded whale in Germany, alongside court hearings and memorial events.
Richard Gadd's new drama Half Man delivers a harrowing, intelligent examination of male relationships, trauma, and toxic masculinity through the brutal story of two men bound by violence and dependency.
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Antoine Fuqua's new Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael' is described as a cliched, shallow film that avoids controversy and presents a sanitized version of the superstar's life.
