Springsteen Quotes Found in Crace Sketch
A reader noticed multiple Bruce Springsteen references in John Crace's sketch, including Glory Days, Reason to Believe, and Promised Land.
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Pike River review: families fight for justice in sobering true-life tale of New Zealand mining disas
A review of the film 'Pike River', detailing the families' fight for justice after the 2010 New Zealand mining disaster that killed 29 men.
Inside Norland Nanny Training for Royal Families
Norland College produces elite nannies for royals, with $30k/year tuition and rigorous training. Graduate Alexandra Teasdale shares her journey.
Sydney Sweeney Climbs Harbour Bridge with Scooter Braun
Hollywood star Sydney Sweeney scaled the Sydney Harbour Bridge with boyfriend Scooter Braun and his three children during a break from filming Netflix's Gundam movie in Australia.
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Ex-Aussie Cricketer Jo Angel and Wife Tackle Shitbox Rally for Cancer Research
Former cricketer Jo Angel and wife tackle Shitbox Rally to raise funds for cancer research, driving 4000km in a $1500 car.
Camdenwalla Review: Fear and Defiance in 90s London
Jonny Khan's debut play about an uncle and niece manning a rescue helpline during racist attacks in 90s London is well-acted but lacks tension, despite its timely themes.
Readers Recall David Hockney's Art and Wit
Guardian readers recall encounters with David Hockney, from a teenage question about his paintings to his influence and a quirky fire alarm story.
Readers on Language Pet Peeves: 'Like' and 'So'
Readers respond to Louis de Bernières's dislike of imprecise and redundant speech, sharing their own pet peeves like overuse of 'like' and 'so'.
Rev Michael Humphreys, Thermal Comfort Pioneer, Dies at 89
Rev Michael Humphreys, a Baptist minister and pioneering researcher in adaptive thermal comfort, has died aged 89. His work challenged narrow building standards.
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Spielberg and Williams: A Legendary Film Partnership
Over 50 years and 30 films, Steven Spielberg and John Williams have created unforgettable movie moments. Their collaboration is a testament to the power of creative partnership.
Meta Ramsay, MI6 Spy Who Helped Gordievsky Escape, Dies at 89
Meta Ramsay, a high-ranking MI6 officer who helped exfiltrate double agent Oleg Gordievsky and later became a Labour peer, has died aged 89.
TV Host Quits Over False Messi Father Death Report
Florencia Peña resigned from Luzu TV after falsely announcing the death of Lionel Messi's father. The network fired those responsible and apologized.
Ron Review: Standup Swerves Into Tarantino-Esque Odyssey
Ted Walliker's one-man play Ron at Riverside Studios mixes standup comedy with a violent, absurd tale. Ambitious but lacks depth, leaving the protagonist's motives unclear.
Funboys Review: Steve Coogan Joins Hilarious BBC Sitcom
Steve Coogan joins the brilliantly daft second series of Funboys, a BBC sitcom about three idiots in Northern Ireland. Laugh-out-loud comedy with serious comic architecture.
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Five Great Reads: OnlyFans, Recovery, Melinda French Gates
Guardian Australia's weekend wrap: OnlyFans middlemen, recovery as proof of God, Melinda French Gates interview, Soweto uprising memories, solo Norway trip.
Wombles Return: Can the Classic 70s Characters Win New Audiences?
The Wombles are making a comeback with a new YouTube channel and plans for an international franchise. But can they succeed in today's fragmented media landscape?
Catastrophising About the Cat: A Becky Barnicoat Cartoon
Becky Barnicoat's cartoon humorously captures the anxiety of catastrophic thinking about a beloved pet cat, blending wit and relatability.
Why I'm Glad My Teenage Viral Video Didn't Define Me
Amelia Tait reflects on her cringe-worthy viral YouTube video from 2006 and how the internet has changed for teens, for better and worse.
Six Great Reads: OnlyFans Managers, Frida Kahlo, Fridge Storage
This week's best reads include the rise of predatory OnlyFans managers, tracing Frida Kahlo's footsteps, the death of personal taste, Jamaica's beach access crisis, fridge storage myths, and an Italian football ultra's dark story.
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Toy Story 5 to The Bear: Your Weekly Entertainment Guide
Pixar's Toy Story 5 battles a rogue tablet, The Bear returns for its final season, and more in this week's arts and entertainment highlights.
Steve Coogan in Funboys: Week's Best Culture Reviews
Steve Coogan appears in Funboys, Olivia Rodrigo releases new album, and more top reviews from the week in culture. TV, film, books, and albums.
Jon Snow Defies Alzheimer’s in Moving Documentary
Jon Snow's Alzheimer's documentary is stirring. Plus, Evonne Goolagong's story, Isle of Wight Festival, and live sport including England v New Zealand Test cricket.
Would You Rather: Decide to Survive – low-effort gameshow review
Romesh Ranganathan hosts a physical elimination contest featuring online stars in ludicrous challenges, reminiscent of It's a Knockout but with a modern twist.
Why Are Pizzas Round and Pizza Slices Triangle? Kids Quiz
Five multiple-choice questions set by children to test your knowledge, plus a chance to submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes.
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Stanley Chow on Andy Burnham Illustration and Legal Clash
Illustrator Stanley Chow discusses how his image of Andy Burnham became a visual shorthand for the mayor's anti-establishment sentiment and his legal action against Reform UK for unauthorized use.
Gigs Are an Endurance Test; Cinema Wins
A culture journalist argues that live music gigs are often muddy, pricey, and uncomfortable, while cinemas offer a superior, relaxing experience.
Candice Carty-Williams on Queenie and TV Adaptation Struggles
Candice Carty-Williams discusses the success of Queenie, the painful TV adaptation process, and her upcoming sequel exploring motherhood and Black maternal healthcare.
Frank Bowling: Painting, Whisky, and Legacy
Artist Frank Bowling, 92, discusses his happiest moments, guiltiest pleasures, and the lessons life has taught him in this candid interview.
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Cartoonist Warns of Seaside Holiday Dangers
Christopher Harry's latest cartoon humorously highlights the perils of seaside holidays, from aggressive seagulls to unpredictable weather.
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