Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor's Act 3, screened at Telluride, blends personal reflection with the story of artists Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore, examining their own 'third act' and creative legacy.
Cassandra Wilson, two-time Grammy-winning jazz singer, died at 70 at her Jackson, Mississippi home, leaving a legacy of genre-blending music.
A Las Vegas jury convicted Duane 'Keffe D' Davis of murder in the 1996 drive-by shooting of Tupac Shakur, ending a 30-year wait for justice.
An investigation is underway into misconduct allegations at Powerhouse Parramatta, with CEO Lisa Havilah standing aside. The $915m museum is still slated to open on 7 November.
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From China's mermaid dance championship to Manchester Pride and Nepal flood aftermath, the Guardian's picture editors select the weekend's most striking images worldwide.
Thieves stole three panels of Antonello da Messina's 1473 San Gregorio Polyptych from a Sicilian museum, leaving two behind, baffling investigators.
Austrian police hunt two suspects who stole a 200-carat, 673-diamond platinum necklace once owned by Egypt's Queen Nazli from Vienna's MAK museum during opening hours.
Yayoi Kusama, pioneering Japanese artist, has died at 97. Her open discussion of mental health and neurodivergence paved the way for artists like Turner prize winner Nnena Kalu.
Yayoi Kusama, the Japanese outsider artist who became a global superstar, has died aged 97 in a Tokyo hospital, her company announced on 14 August.
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Dolly Parton's family confirmed a small private funeral per her request, with no public memorial or Dollywood procession. Fans are urged to donate to her Imagination Library charity instead of leaving flowers.
Ian Watts, who has photographed Notting Hill Carnival since 1976, opens a free exhibition at Outernet London from August 27 to September 2, featuring images from five decades of the event.
Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Turner Prize winner and director of Earshot, uses sound evidence to investigate human rights abuses, from Gaza killings to sonic weapons in Belgrade.
Eight Freddie Mercury costumes, including the Bohemian Rhapsody catsuit, will be displayed at the V&A from 24 October 2026 to 17 January 2027, in a free trail developed with Mary Austin.
Betye Saar, whose assemblage art transformed racist imagery into powerful symbols, has died aged 99. Her work, including the iconic Liberation of Aunt Jemima, reshaped Black art.
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Edmund Thornton Jenkins' 1918 Ballet received its belated premiere at Chineke!'s Prom, with Angel Blue singing Barber and Dvořák's Symphony No 8 closing the concert.
After 3 years in South London, a resident discovers the Horniman Museum and Gardens in Forest Hill—free entry, panoramic views, aquarium, and butterfly house.
Samira al-Mana, an Iraqi novelist who wrote about exile and authoritarianism, has died aged 91. Her books were blacklisted by the Iraqi state from 1979 to 2003, and she co-founded a magazine for exiled Arab writers.
The Natural History Museum will reopen its Nature and Us gallery in September 2026, closed to the public since 1943. The 18-month exhibition features 50 objects including a Crystal Palace dinosaur model and a 400,000-year-old hand axe.
Matthew Higham, 79, died after a life as an antiques dealer, blacksmith, actor, and brief MI6 agent in Berlin, co-founding St Giles European Transport in Norwich.
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David Shrigley's new exhibition at Dulwich Picture Gallery pairs his darkly comic drawings and sculptures with Old Master paintings, creating a surreal dialogue between past and present.
A gallery sealed since 1943 reopens on September 16 with 'Nature and Us', a free 18-month exhibition featuring 50 objects exploring humanity's evolving relationship with nature.
Phyllida Law, acclaimed actor and mother of Emma and Sophie Thompson, has died aged 94. Known for theatre, TV, and films, she received an OBE in 2014.
Phyllida Law, star of stage and screen and mother of Emma Thompson, has died aged 94. Her manager confirmed she passed peacefully at home surrounded by family.
London's Cinema Museum launches a £500,000 crowdfunder to buy its historic home and end eviction threat.
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Hayden Panettiere, known for Heroes, Nashville, and Scream, has died suddenly at 36. Her career spanned child roles to fame.
Two Antonello da Messina masterpieces stolen from a Sicilian museum during a holiday break, sparking an international hunt.
Bayeux tapestry tickets at British Museum sold out in a day, but One Aldwych hotel guests get priority access via corporate partnership, sparking outrage.
Hundreds of fans lined Mumbles streets as Bonnie Tyler's coffin arrived, draped in Welsh flag, with applause and a rendition of her hit.
Leyton Orient has opened a new museum at Brisbane Road, showcasing 90 years of club history in the restored 1956 home dressing room.
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The Kennedy Center board voted again to close for renovations, despite a federal judge's block. The plan faces further court review.
