Sedaris's The Land and Its People: crankiness and charm
David Sedaris's new essay collection 'The Land and Its People' blends crankiness with charm, offering 28 pieces on everyday life, family, and touring, though some jokes fall flat.
Category : Culture
Shoot the People review: Misan Harriman portrait
Documentary portrait of British-Nigerian photographer Misan Harriman, completed before recent controversy over social media posts, shows his rise from financial world to Oscar-nominated filmmaker.
Contrapposto Review: Eggers' Portrait of an Artist Falls Flat
Dave Eggers' novel 'Contrapposto' about a working-class artist's lifelong friendship is pious and shrill, lacking the comic touch of his earlier works.
Why The Post is my feelgood movie
Steven Spielberg's The Post is a fast-paced, feelgood film celebrating journalism, with Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks delivering top performances.
Art and Space: Smithsonian's 50th Flight Exhibition
The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum's 50th anniversary exhibition showcases how artists have captured space travel, featuring works by Rockwell, Thomas, Rauschenberg, and more.
Tradwife Summer: Gardening Glut Leaves Columnist Seeking Help
After five years gardening, columnist Emma Beddington faces a harvest glut and admits she hates cooking, wishing for a tradwife to handle the kitchen work.
Robert Richardson: The White Devil review – intense look at DoP
Documentary explores Robert Richardson's tempestuous relationships with Scorsese, Tarantino, and Stone, featuring intimate interviews and staggering home movie footage.
The Guest review: Trine Dyrholm shines in family drama
Trine Dyrholm delivers a magnetic performance as a bipolar mother in Mads Mengel's Dogme 95-inspired film about a christening disrupted by a shunned relative, screening at Karlovy Vary.
Guardian crossword editor's tribute to dog Eddie
Guardian crossword editor Alan Connor, known as Brockwell, honoured his Yorkshire Terrier Eddie in a June prize crossword after the dog's death at 16.
Prawn and feta saganaki salad recipe: quick and easy
This summery salad takes the spicy seafood and cheese of a meze favourite and turns them into a filling, tomato-rich panzanella-style dish.
Silverstone anticlimax threatens F1 rule rethink
Charles Leclerc won the British Grand Prix behind a safety car, denying a thrilling finale. The incident raises questions about F1's rules for late-race safety cars, echoing the 2021 Abu Dhabi controversy.
Global Photos: Dalai Lama's Birthday, England Win
Photos of the day: Dalai Lama turns 91 in Ladakh, England beats Mexico in World Cup, Tehran mourns Khamenei, wildfires in Greece, and more global events.
Edinburgh Fringe's Cult Hit Underground Monk Show Returns
Underground Monk Show, a word-of-mouth festival favourite, returns to Edinburgh Fringe 2026 with a full run at Assembly George Square Gardens. Co-creators discuss the method behind the madness.
How Haircut 100 Made Fantastic Day: Nick Heyward and Les Nemes
Nick Heyward and Les Nemes reveal the story behind Haircut 100's hit 'Fantastic Day', from its 1978 origins to its enduring emotional impact on fans.
Share Your Favourite Food Festival in Europe for a £200 Win
Tell us about a favourite food festival in Europe or the UK for a chance to win a £200 Coolstays voucher. Best tip chosen by Tom Hall of Lonely Planet.
Music festival artist liaison: a job that changed me
At 22 with a walkie-talkie and keys to alcohol, I felt powerful managing backstage at festivals. Charm was weaponised cheer.
Arthur Boyd's Nebuchadnezzar Series at Bundanon
First large-scale presentation of Arthur Boyd's anti-Vietnam war Nebuchadnezzar series since the late 1960s, featuring 50 hallucinatory works at Bundanon Art Museum.
Steve Toussaint on Corlys' rage in HotD season 3 episode 3
Steve Toussaint unpacks Corlys Velaryon's explosive rage in House of the Dragon season 3 episode 3 after Rhaenyra refuses to legitimize his sons, and discusses grief, legacy, and his upcoming film.
Mangal 2 Dalston Revamp: High-End Turkish Grill
Dalston's Mangal 2 has been revamped, elevating its classic Turkish grill to high-end cuisine while retaining its loyal clientele and indulgent food.
Lewis Capaldi BST Hyde Park review: Why his gig won't disappoint
Lewis Capaldi returns to BST Hyde Park July 11-12, 2026. Eve Rowlands shares why his shows are unforgettable, even for those who don't like sad songs.
EastEnders: Honey feared dead as Bea kidnaps her
Bea Pollard knocks Honey unconscious and drags her to a car after Honey tries to clear Billy's name, leaving her fate unknown.
Lily Allen final O2 show last-minute tickets available
Last-minute tickets are still on sale for Lily Allen's final night at the O2 Arena on July 7, with standard tickets from £78.25 and resales from £50.62.
Last-minute tickets for Lily Allen's final O2 show
Tickets are still available for Lily Allen's final O2 Arena show on July 7. The West End Girl tour has sparked controversy but earned critical praise.
Sara Cox takes over BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show: Family life
Sara Cox has officially taken over BBC Radio 2's Breakfast Show after Scott Mills was sacked. Here's everything about her family life, marriages, and career.
Charlotte Tilbury Mystery Muse Boxes: Summer Looks for £54
Charlotte Tilbury launches four Mystery Beauty Muse Boxes for summer, each worth over £100 but reduced to £54, offering full-size products for a complete look.
Greg James mocks Leo DiCaprio over Taylor Swift wedding snub
BBC Radio 1 DJ Greg James taunts Leonardo DiCaprio for missing Taylor Swift's star-studded wedding to Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden, while he attended.
Best ice cream in London for heatwave revealed
Time Out has ranked the best ice cream and gelato spots in London just as temperatures hit 34C, with Gelateria Romeo & Giulietta in Stoke Newington taking top spot.
Coronation Street star hints Megan return with Lou Michaelis
Beth Nixon, who plays Megan Walsh on Coronation Street, reveals she'd love to return alongside fan favourite Lou Michaelis (Farrell Hegarty) for prison scenes after Megan's sentencing.
Rosewood London Terrace Opens with Pizza Collab
Rosewood London has launched a summer terrace in partnership with Dinner for One Hundred, serving pizzas, aperitivo drinks, and Holborn Dining Room dishes.
Croydon film firm drives 'CRO-llywood' hub from shed to Cannes
Disauthority, founded in a garden shed, is now a key player in Croydon's plan to become a UK film hub, with a Cannes-selected film and 12 staff.
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