The world's oldest circus, Paris's Cirque d'Hiver, will undergo a four-year restoration to uncover and preserve 19th-century painted panels hidden for decades, returning the iconic venue to its original glory.
A newly discovered painting and letter show how Edvard Munch profoundly shaped Paula Rego's artistic vision after she saw his work as a teenager in 1951.
Readers debate whether novels or films are more realistic, exploring inner thoughts, visual limitations, and artistic interpretations in this cultural discussion.
Brooklyn Beckham ignores his mother Victoria on Mother's Day, instead paying tribute to his wife Nicola Peltz's mother, Claudia Heffner, amid ongoing family tensions.
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A new cartoon by Ella Baron critiques Donald Trump's aggressive stance on the Middle East, highlighting the risks of escalating tensions with Iran and the broader region.
The Guardian has issued corrections for errors in print articles, including misnaming Axel Rüger, misstating Phil Dunster's Olivier award status, and a recipe mix-up. Other amended articles cover environmental and infrastructure topics.
Discover the week's top entertainment picks, including Glen Powell's dark comedy, Wu-Tang Clan's UK tour, and streaming highlights like The Other Bennet Sister.
Becky Barnicoat's cartoon humorously depicts how office work physically shapes people, sparking discussions on sedentary lifestyles and workplace wellness in modern society.
A fresh investigation claims to have uncovered Banksy's true identity, reigniting speculation about the elusive street artist. New evidence points to former public schoolboy Robin Gunningham.
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Guy Venables' daily cartoon in Metro continues to captivate readers with its sharp wit and cultural commentary, published and updated on March 13, 2026, as a key feature in London's vibrant media scene.
Guy Venables' daily cartoon in Metro remains a staple as MPs reject social media bans for under-16s and consider AI chatbot restrictions for children.
The upcoming Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration in Islington sparks resident outrage over potential noise and privacy issues, with a licensing decision pending in March 2026.
Convicted sex offender Stephen Bear, 36, reveals his 19-year-old wife Miami is pregnant. The former reality star, who served 10 months for revenge porn, now lives in Brazil and shares explicit content online.
A new exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford explores the profound impact of plants on science, trade, and art, featuring works like Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema's Orchids.
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Serena Kutchinsky shares the poignant story of her father's £7m Argyle Library Egg, a masterpiece that reshaped their family, now displayed at The National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo.
South African photographer Zanele Muholi has been awarded the 2026 Hasselblad prize, using the recognition to spotlight under-represented Black LGBTQIA+ voices and the enduring impact of apartheid.
Actor Timothée Chalamet faces backlash after calling ballet and opera 'niche' interests. Cultural institutions respond with humor and defiance as geopolitical tensions and Crufts nostalgia dominate the week.
Vikings: The Immersive Experience at Dock X offers a chaotic blend of historical facts and CGI fantasy, perfect for families seeking entertainment over education.
Political cartoonist Ben Jennings critiques the Middle East crisis through an Oscars-themed illustration, blending Hollywood glamour with geopolitical tensions in a powerful visual commentary.
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A major review of the Sadler's Wells East London project raises concerns over accessibility and community engagement, impacting the £80 million cultural development.
The Sydney Biennale 2026, themed 'Rememory', showcases over 80 artists from 37 countries, focusing on nuanced political narratives through art. Led by Emirati director Hoor Al Qasimi, it avoids spectacle for polyphonic voices, featuring works like Nikesha
The European Commission warns it will suspend a €2 million grant if the Venice Biennale proceeds with Russia's participation, citing violations of European values and ethical standards amid Ukraine's cultural destruction.
Sophie Price reveals family trauma after Katie's surprise Dubai marriage to Lee Andrews, with mum Amy hospitalized and kids shocked by WhatsApp announcement.
Fearne Cotton opens up about feeling shame and depression when paedophile ex Ian Watkins' crimes were reported during her BBC Radio 1 show in her new book 'Likeable'.
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The ACT Black exhibit at Poster House in New York highlights film and play posters, celebrating Black cultural contributions through visual art and design.
A visual journey marking a significant earthquake anniversary and a Renaissance exhibition, capturing moments of remembrance and cultural revival through powerful photography.
Explore the life of Harold 'the Kangaroo' Thornton, an Australian artist, wrestler, and self-proclaimed genius whose psychedelic works and tall tales left a unique mark on art history.
David Hockney's 90-meter iPad frieze at Serpentine Gallery offers a digital vision of Normandy but underwhelms in reality, despite his historic gift for celebrating beauty.
The National Gallery's new exhibition on George Stubbs offers a stunning but limited view of his horse portraits, featuring Scrub and anatomical drawings, yet critics argue it falls short of a full survey.
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The Guardian partners with Tate Modern to offer readers a private after-hours event for Tracey Emin's largest exhibition, featuring curator talks and exclusive access.
