Bugsy Malone at 50: Cast and crew recall chaos and cream pies
Jodie Foster hated 6am starts, Alan Parker swore constantly, and cream pies flew. The cast and crew of Bugsy Malone look back on the making of the classic 1976 gangster spoof.
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Honest Review of Stirling Highland Hotel in UK's Top Spot
Stirling, named best UK place to visit by Time Out, now has direct Lumo trains from London from £29.90. Metro reviews the 170-year-old Stirling Highland Hotel, starting at £75/night.
Illuminate Adelaide 2026: Robot swans, giant keyboards, and more
The annual winter festival on Kaurna Country celebrates light, art, music and technology, running until 19 July. Highlights include robotic swans, giant pianos, and immersive projections.
Latin American Foto Festival returns to New York
The ninth Latin American Foto Festival opens in New York from 9-26 July, featuring photographers exploring social, environmental and political issues across Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Dutch Museum Spreads 800lb Peanut Butter Floor for Artist
Rotterdam's Museum Boijmans van Beuningen has installed 800lb of peanut butter on a gallery floor, recreating Wim T Schippers' 1962 artwork Pindakaasvloer, following the artist's detailed instructions.
Ana Mendieta, Constable, and more: the week in art
Tate Modern hosts a major Ana Mendieta exhibition; Constable's Hay Wain returns to Suffolk; webcam landscapes by Jasper Marsalis; plus more art events.
Tour de France, Typhoon Bavi, wildfires: photos of the day
The Guardian’s picture editors select images from around the world, including a Tour de France picnic, Typhoon Bavi in Taiwan, deadly wildfires in Spain and France, and more.
Debjani Banerjee review: Henry hoover meets Hindu deity
Debjani Banerjee's exhibition at Bluecoat, Liverpool blends British suburbia and Bengali traditions, featuring a Henry hoover as Ganesha to explore dual heritage and cultural preservation.
Bayeux Tapestry Arrives at British Museum After Night Crossing
The Bayeux tapestry safely arrived at the British Museum after a covert night crossing, transported in a specially engineered shock-absorbing crate. The 70-metre embroidery will go on display from September under tightly controlled conditions.
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20 photos of the week: US anniversary, Khamenei funeral, heatwave
The US 250th anniversary, Ali Khamenei's funeral, Europe's third heatwave, World Cup matches, and more captured by photojournalists worldwide.
Bayeux Tapestry arrives at British Museum: 2027 tickets
The Bayeux Tapestry has arrived at the British Museum in London for the first time in nearly 1,000 years. Tickets are sold out until end of 2026; 2027 tickets on sale later. 7.5 million visitors expected.
Fourth Plinth Unveils 'Lady in Blue' Sculpture in September
The Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square will unveil Tschabalala Self's 'Lady in Blue' on September 10, a 10ft bronze sculpture of a woman striding in a blue dress, representing a metropolitan everywoman.
Melbourne art show explores loneliness with Lucy Liu and memes
Are you lonely tonight? at ACCA Melbourne features 11 artists including Lucy Liu, a goldfish named Pao Pao, and a hand-woven tapestry of memes, examining the loneliness epidemic.
Secret free museum near Tower of London
A free museum hidden beneath All Hallows by the Tower Church near the Tower of London showcases 2,000 years of history, including Roman artifacts and a crypt.
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Ann Blyth, Oscar-nominated Mildred Pierce star, dies at 98
Ann Blyth, who played Joan Crawford's daughter in Mildred Pierce and earned an Oscar nomination, has died at 98. She defended Crawford against abuse allegations and later starred in musicals.
Gum Tree Art Exhibition Opens at Melbourne's Potter Museum
A new exhibition at Melbourne’s Potter Museum of Art, Ngarn Wa’ngal, features over 160 works celebrating the cultural and ecological significance of the eucalypt, opening 10 July with free admission.
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.
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.
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.
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Byzantine city and ancient tombs found in Egypt's desert
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered a well-preserved Byzantine-era city in the Dakhla oasis and 18 ancient tombs at Marina el-Alamein, revealing details of daily life and funerary practices.
Night of the Werewolves Live review: bawdy immersive fun
Silent Uproar's immersive theatre game, based on Mafia/Traitors, engages audiences in bawdy fun at Hull's Fruit Market, with a central performance by Alex Mitchell.
Beth McKillop obituary: Korean art champion dies at 72
Beth McKillop, a curator and scholar who established the UK's first permanent Korean art gallery at the V&A and transformed understanding of Korean artistic traditions, has died aged 72.
Publicly funded arts tell Britain's stories, says playwright
Playwright James Graham argues that publicly funded arts are essential for telling Britain's stories, citing examples from his career and the impact of Arts Council England over 80 years.
Murtha and Ryniewicz Review: Contrasting Visions at Baltic
At Baltic, Gateshead, Close to Home pairs Tish Murtha's stark 1980s Newcastle with Kuba Ryniewicz's colourful present-day scenes, but the two styles fail to cohere effectively.
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Merkel portrait unveiled in Berlin by French artist
A portrait of former German Chancellor Angela Merkel by French artist Jérémie Quayras was unveiled in Berlin on Friday, July 3, 2026.
Caro and Capper sculptures in Oxfordshire fields
Heavy Metal show at Albion Barn features salvaged steel works by Anthony Caro and James Capper, free to visit by appointment.
Week in Art: Major Exhibitions and Gallery Openings
This week in art: major exhibitions open at Tate Modern, National Gallery, and Serpentine Galleries, featuring works by Yayoi Kusama, Francis Bacon, and emerging artists.
Homeland Lost: Palestinian Refugees' Bereft Landscapes
Review of Alan Gignoux's Homeland Lost at P21 Gallery, showing black-and-white portraits of Palestinian refugees and their destroyed villages, linking Nakba to today's Gaza war.
Women with Life Sentences: A Photographer's Journey Inside US Prisons
Sara Bennett spent 13 years photographing women convicted of homicide in New York state, tracing their lives in prison and after release, revealing their humanity beyond their crimes.
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Birds of War Review: Love Among the Ruins
Documentary follows BBC journalist Janay Boulos and Syrian photographer Abd Alkader Habak as they fall in love across borders, blending war footage with tender personal moments.
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