SexyTadhg's 'SlutTrad' EP: Queering Irish Trad Music
Irish fiddler Tadhg Griffin, as SexyTadhg, releases the 'SlutTrad' EP, blending disco, folk-rock, and a cappella to queer Irish traditional music and foster inclusivity.
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Google Maps adds NZ voice for correct Māori pronunciation
Google Maps now includes a New Zealand-accented voice that correctly pronounces Māori placenames, a project years in the making with the Māori Language Commission.
Egyptian-Australians Grapple with World Cup Loyalty Dilemma
Egyptian-Australians face a tough choice as Egypt faces Australia in the World Cup knockout game. Many feel a 'win-win' but also 'bittersweet' emotions, torn between two nations.
Rediscovering the lost art of the phone call
After years of texting, voice notes and DMs, one writer rediscovers the spontaneity and raw connection of an unexpected phone call with friends.
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David Hencke obituary: Guardian journalist remembered
A letter recalls David Hencke's early journalism at Bulmershe College in 1975, probing students on a new community course, highlighting his impactful career.
Happy vowel reveals social class in Manchester accents
A study finds the 'happy vowel' in words like 'happy' varies by social class in Manchester, with working-class speakers more likely to say 'happ-eh' and middle-class 'happ-ee'.
Ask Marina Hyde: Submit Your Questions for the Guardian Columnist
Submit your questions for Guardian columnist Marina Hyde ahead of her new book 'What A Time To Be Alive! Scenes From A Strange Age' this autumn.
How Paris Became a Nexus for Black Culture
Paris is a hub for Black culture with Europe's largest Black population and the world's second-biggest rap scene, but visibility hasn't yet led to structural change, say experts.
Pride in London 2026: Parade Route, Map and Stage Guide
Over 1.5 million are expected for the Pride in London parade on July 4, 2026. The route starts at Hyde Park, goes via Piccadilly, Haymarket, Trafalgar Square, and finishes on Whitehall.
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As the US celebrates its 250th anniversary, the LGBTQ+ community in New York faces rollbacks on gender-affirming care and protests, with many feeling democracy is failing them.
US Pride celebrations draw thousands amid anti-trans policies
Cities across the US marked Pride month with parades on the Stonewall anniversary, as Trump rolls back trans rights and DEI initiatives. NYC's theme was 'For All of Us'.
We Are Lady Parts: Muslim punk show broke TV barriers
Five years on, We Are Lady Parts remains a groundbreaking Muslim punk comedy, earning perfect Rotten Tomatoes scores and redefining representation.
MJ fans claim 'miracle' rainbow at Trafalgar Square memorial
Fans at the annual Michael Jackson memorial in Trafalgar Square witnessed a rainbow appearing during 'Earth Song,' which they believe is a sign from the late King of Pop.
Home Is Where the Art Is: The Rise of the Epic Domestic Novel
Lisa Owens argues that domestic novels can be epic, citing works like Ducks, Newburyport and All Fours that transform home life into compelling, taboo-shattering fiction.
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Children lead activism in New York churches amid crises
Children-centered organizing is rising in New York as families navigate ICE, the Iran war and climate crisis, with churches and groups integrating kids into activism.
Psychotherapist and councillor find common ground
A psychotherapist and a town councillor discuss monarchy, pensions, and House of Lords reform over a meal, finding unexpected agreement.
Non-binary nanny's biggest ally is a four-year-old child
A non-binary nanny shares how a four-year-old girl became her biggest LGBT ally, correcting a stranger who assumed she was the child's mother.
Brighton Pride: A Queer Paradise with Beach, City, Countryside
Brighton Pride stands out as a unique celebration combining beach, city, and countryside events. With a history of top headliners and a groundbreaking corporate policy, it offers diverse spaces for all LGBT+ members.
Budapest Pride 2025: Hope and Caution in Hungary
Over 200,000 attended Budapest Pride 2025, a defiant march following Hungary's political shift after Orbán's ouster, with LGBTQ+ rights still fragile.
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After 35 years in UK, Tim Dowling still gets lost in translation
Tim Dowling's use of 'valise' during a tour leaves bandmates and crew baffled, highlighting the humorous pitfalls of language after 35 years in the UK.
Cornish language resurgence as children embrace Kernewek
Nearly 200 children attended Go Cornish Celebration in Truro, showcasing the revival of Kernewek, as Cornwall council finalizes a 10-year strategy to boost everyday use.
BFI's Rip It Up Season Explores 75 Years of UK Youth Culture
BFI's Rip It Up season runs May-October, featuring films like Quadrophenia and Bend It Like Beckham, with youth-led programming on identity, rebellion, and digital culture.
Atypical's Casey and Izzie: A Queer Love Story That Resonates
Eight years ago, Netflix's Atypical delivered a nuanced sapphic romance between Casey and Izzie, offering queer women a rare, authentic love story that still resonates today.
LGBTQ+ Rethink Pride Amid Reform UK Bans and Funding Cuts
Pride organisers in north-east England adapt to funding cuts and flag bans by Reform-led councils, returning to protest roots amid a hostile political landscape.
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30 years on from England's Euro 96 loss to Germany
Des Lynam told viewers to remember where they watched England's Euro 96 semi-final loss to Germany. Six Guardian writers recall that night 30 years on.
Mahnaz Mohammadi: fighting Iran with pen and camera
Iranian director Mahnaz Mohammadi discusses her film 'Roya' drawing on imprisonment and torture, and her ongoing fight for women's rights despite constant threats.
Legally Blonde Prequel 'Elle' Premieres on Prime Video
The new Legally Blonde prequel series 'Elle' follows a teenage Elle Woods in the 90s, aiming to bring joy and self-belief to millennial viewers amid dark times.
BBC viewers slammed after duck attack on live TV
A duck named Lupita was attacked by a dog during a BBC Breakfast interview with the RSPCA. A photographer rescued the bird, which suffered a broken pelvis.
Seattle World Cup Pride Match Faces Egypt, Iran Backlash
Seattle's World Cup committee proceeds with Pride Match on June 26 despite Egypt and Iran calling for cancellation of LGBTQ+ festivities tied to their game.
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