Amadigi di Gaula review: Handel meets Love Island
Olivia Fuchs' Buxton festival staging of Handel's Amadigi di Gaula transforms the baroque opera into a Love Island-style reality show with TV trickery, inflatables, and gorgeous singing.
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Post questions for Kristin Hersh on her alt-rock career
Kristin Hersh, Throwing Muses frontwoman and solo artist, answers your questions ahead of new album Sugar on Blackstone. Submit by 21 July.
The Hairdresser Mysteries Review: Bananas Daytime TV
Sally Phillips stars as amateur sleuth Lily Petal in The Hairdresser Mysteries, a cosy crime drama that is both brilliant and awful, described as the strangest daytime TV in memory.
Seth Meyers slams Trump's bizarre obsessions
Seth Meyers criticizes Trump's focus on magnetic catapults and sperm counts while Americans struggle with rising costs and war.
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Jill Scott's phones-free show: a joyous celebration of 26 years
Jill Scott's phones-free concert at Brooklyn's Kings Theatre was a triumphant, saucy, and virtuosic celebration of 26 years in music, leaving the audience deeply connected.
Ride or Die: Amazon Prime's Best New Action Comedy
Ride or Die, Amazon Prime's new series starring Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham, is a hilarious action comedy about best friends on the run. With eight episodes, it's a must-watch.
Netflix's The East Palace: Korean Horror Binge
Netflix's The East Palace blends Korean folklore and horror in a visually stunning series. Starring Nam Joo-hyuk and Roh Yoon-seo, it follows a feng shui master investigating royal deaths.
Best Albums of 2026 So Far: Editors' Top Picks
Time Out London editors reveal their top albums of 2026 so far, including Olivia Rodrigo, Madonna, Grace Ives, Modest Mouse, and more.
Jennifer Garner nervous about romantic scenes with Timothy Olyphant
Jennifer Garner reunites with Timothy Olyphant in 'The Five-Star Weekend' 20 years after 'Catch and Release', admitting romantic scenes made her nervous but the comfort level was high.
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Heartstopper Forever: A Near-Perfect Farewell to a Landmark Series
Heartstopper Forever delivers a moving conclusion to Nick and Charlie's story, proving queer love stories deserve the same tenderness as any other. The film matures with its characters.
Sudoku 7,383 Hard: Fill Grid with Numbers 1-9
Solve Sudoku 7,383 hard puzzle: fill every row, column, and 3x3 box with numbers 1-9. Solutions in next Guardian issue.
The Hawk review: Will Ferrell's golf comedy falls flat
Will Ferrell's new Netflix series The Hawk revives Frat Pack archetypes but relies on dated genital gags and dodgy references that fail to land.
Guardian writers' 2026 summer songs: Kim Petras to Madonna
Guardian writers select their most-played tracks of summer 2026, ranging from Kim Petras' country-pop to Madonna's club anthem and Big Freedia's bounce.
Global Photos: Wildfire, Clowns, and Bioluminescence
Thursday's photos feature wildfire pollution in Toronto, a clown pilgrimage in Mexico, and bioluminescence in Spain, alongside war impacts and World Cup celebrations.
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Shakira's 20 Best Songs: From World Cup Anthems to Duets
As Shakira prepares for the 2026 World Cup final, we rank her 20 greatest songs, including Waka Waka, Hips Don't Lie, and She Wolf, showcasing her mastery of melody and genre-blending.
Pergolesi's L'Olimpiade: Pacy conducting, fine cast
Giulio Prandi's recording of Pergolesi's L'Olimpiade, with pacy conducting and a fine cast, brings this baroque rarity to life. Recorded live in Jesi, the drama flies by in 2.5 hours.
Grief Is the Thing With Feathers review: Russell Tovey's narration
Russell Tovey narrates Max Porter's inventive novella about a widower and his sons, blending compassion and menace in a bravura performance.
Denshattack! review – kickflipping trains in dystopian Japan
Denshattack! combines Tony Hawk's Pro Skater tricks with Jet Set Radio's anti-establishment vibe, set in a post-climate disaster Japan. A weird, hardcore, and captivating rail-riding game.
FrightFest 2026 announces record 82-film line-up
FrightFest 2026 in Leicester Square runs Aug 27-31 with 82 movies, 24 world premieres from 16 countries, opening with 'Nervous' and closing with 'Species'.
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Bob Dylan London 2026: Royal Festival Hall Dates and Tickets
Bob Dylan's Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour returns to London for five nights at the Royal Festival Hall in December 2026. Presale starts July 20, general sale July 22.
EastEnders casts Amy Matthews as mystery blonde Rita
EastEnders introduces comedian Amy Matthews as Rita, a mystery blonde who gets close to Jack Branning as Denise Fox battles acute myeloid leukaemia.
Strawberry Shortcakes and Cardenales Recipes
Marie Frank shares recipes for strawberry shortcakes with pomegranate molasses and cardenales with apricot compote and marsala whipped cream.
Lucky review: Anya Taylor-Joy's daft summer thriller
Anya Taylor-Joy stars as a conwoman on the run in Lucky, a preposterous but entertaining Apple TV thriller packed with explosions and coincidences.
Animal Farm review: Serkis' version betrays Orwell
Andy Serkis' animated Animal Farm strips Orwell's Stalinist allegory of its rage and satire, adding a dumb happy ending with voices by Seth Rogen, Laverne Cox, and Glenn Close.
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James Taylor review: golden baritone shines at Edinburgh Castle
James Taylor's Edinburgh Castle concert showcases his golden baritone, with stripped-back songs like Fire and Rain proving most powerful despite slick backing band and AI visuals.
Wallace and Gromit double bill review: cracking stop-motion fun
Nick Park's 30-minute stop-motion classics A Close Shave and A Matter of Loaf and Death deliver action, romance, and gags, now in UK cinemas from 17 July.
Ali G reboot: Outdated satire in a post-shame world
Sacha Baron Cohen has secretly filmed a new Ali G movie, 24 years after the original. But the character's humor feels painfully outdated in a post-shame world.
Tom Service's top picks for new music at 2025 BBC Proms
Tom Service selects unmissable premieres and contemporary works at the 2025 BBC Proms, including Kurtág, Tjøgersen, and triple concertos.
Sulayman and Shibe Beguile at Wigmore Hall with Joyful Recital
Tenor Karim Sulayman and guitarist Sean Shibe delivered a wide-ranging and joyful recital at Wigmore Hall, blending English, Japanese, Scottish, Lebanese, and American influences in their 'Broken Branches' programme.
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Unheard 1965 David Bowie Songs Featuring Jimmy Page Released
A compilation of unheard 1965 David Bowie recordings, including tracks with Jimmy Page on guitar, will be released on September 18. The album, 'David Bowie: The Shel Talmy Recordings,' features 10 unreleased songs.
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