Guardian's Enslavement Programme Impact Framework
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.
Category : Culture
Hotel Lutetia: From Nazi HQ to Survivor Sanctuary in WWII
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.
Devil Wears Prada 2 Starbucks Deal Sparks Nostalgia Backlash
The Devil Wears Prada 2's partnership with Starbucks highlights a clash of outdated industries, evoking mid-2000s nostalgia while facing modern consumer disinterest.
Femcel Cinema: Exploring Female Radicalisation in Film
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.
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Global Dating Crisis: Manosphere's Role in Modern Relationships
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.
Scorsese's Pope Francis Film Premieres at Vatican for Anniversary
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.
How to Replace Pork's Umami in Vegetarian Cooking
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.
Jarre Urges Music and Film Industries to Embrace AI
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.
Global Photo Roundup: Shinto Rituals to Stranded Whale
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.
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Half Man Review: Richard Gadd's Brave New Drama on Male Damage
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.
Michael Jackson Biopic 'Michael' Criticized as Bland
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.
BBC Proms 2026: US Music Focus and Major Anniversaries
The BBC announces the 2026 Proms season with 86 concerts, featuring international orchestras, US music celebrations, and anniversaries including Miles Davis's centenary.
Between the River and the Sea: Personal and Political Struggle
Yousef Sweid's play at Royal Court Theatre explores divorce and custody battles while navigating Israeli-Palestinian identity conflicts with wit and emotional depth.
Anya Hindmarch's Shopping Secrets: Wine Gums to Luxury Bags
The renowned designer shares her favorite purchases, from full-fat Coke to vintage finds, in an exclusive interview about her personal shopping habits and lifestyle.
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Scholar Omer Bartov Examines Israel's Path in New Book
Holocaust historian Omer Bartov explores how Zionism evolved from liberation movement to extremist ideology, analyzing Israel's current policies and Gaza conflict through historical lens.
Alan Osmond, Eldest Osmond Brother, Dies at 76
Alan Osmond, the eldest sibling of the iconic Osmonds family band and a 1970s teen idol, has passed away at 76 in Salt Lake City, surrounded by family.
The Deb Box Office Failure Questions Australian Musical Future
Rebel Wilson's directorial debut The Deb earned just $237 per screen in its second week, raising questions about the viability of Australian movie musicals despite the film's enjoyable qualities.
The Hours: Kidman's Nose and Queer Cinema Legacy
Stephen Daldry's 2002 film adaptation of The Hours, starring Nicole Kidman, Julianne Moore, and Meryl Streep, remains a groundbreaking exploration of queer sexuality and women's struggles across the 20th century.
Jon Stewart Mocks Trump's Iran Strategy and Mental Health
Late-night hosts, including Jon Stewart, dissect Donald Trump's incoherent Iran war strategy and a report on FBI director Kash Patel's alleged drinking, with humor and critique.
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Carmoon's Horror Film 'To Make Ends Meat' Wraps in London
Director Luna Carmoon completes filming on 'To Make Ends Meat,' a horror movie starring Naomi Ackie and Alison Oliver, exploring themes of debt and violence in London.
134 Ancient Shipwrecks Found in Gibraltar Waters
Archaeologists have uncovered a massive shipwreck graveyard containing 134 vessels dating from the 5th century BC to WWII off the coast of southern Spain near Gibraltar.
Celebrity Traitors Season 2 Cast Rumors: Acaster, Gallagher
Speculation mounts for Celebrity Traitors season 2 with James Acaster reportedly joining. Rumored lineup includes Liam Gallagher, Stephen Graham, and Cheryl.
Medicube Age-R Booster Pro: Over 40% Off on Amazon
The Medicube Age-R Booster Pro, a viral Korean beauty device promising glass skin, is now discounted by more than 40% on Amazon, hitting its lowest price in 90 days.
Devil Wears Prada 2 Hailed as Phenomenal Sequel
Early reviews for The Devil Wears Prada 2 praise the long-awaited sequel as sharp, witty, and worth the two-decade wait, with Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway returning to iconic roles.
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1% Club Finalists Fail to Solve Word Teaser, Lose £97,000
In a repeated episode of The 1% Club, all five final contestants failed to solve the final word puzzle, leaving a £97,000 prize pot unclaimed. The teaser required linking capitalised words with a common prefix.
Adam Thomas and Jimmy Bullard's Explosive Row on I'm A Celebrity
A preview clip from I'm A Celebrity... South Africa reveals a heated confrontation between Adam Thomas and Jimmy Bullard during a Bushtucker Trial, creating uncomfortable viewing for fans.
Coronation Street Clue Suggests Character Survives Death Plot
A social media clip featuring actress Pauline McLynn has sparked speculation that her character Maggie Driscoll might survive the upcoming death storyline on Coronation Street, where a body is set to be uncovered next week.
New Food Market Planned for Smithfield Near London Museum
The City of London Corporation unveils plans for a food market in Smithfield's Victorian annexe buildings, part of a broader 'Destination City' initiative to boost tourism and community engagement in the Square Mile.
Half Man: Richard Gadd's Twisted BBC Drama Is Heartbreaking
Richard Gadd's new BBC series Half Man, starring Jamie Bell, delivers a raw, dramatic exploration of toxic masculinity and brotherhood across decades in Glasgow.
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Michael Jackson Biopic Shallow But Set for Millions
The new Michael Jackson film offers musical brilliance but lacks depth, avoiding controversial allegations while showcasing strong performances from Jaafar Jackson and Juliano Valdi.
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