Marc Fennell's 'Stuff the British Stole' Live in Canberra
Award-winning journalist Marc Fennell brings his hit podcast 'Stuff the British Stole' to the stage in Canberra, exploring the stories behind plundered artifacts.
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Leviathan: Aussie Horror Takes on Backrooms
Discover how the Australian horror film 'Leviathan' uniquely explores the eerie Backrooms concept, blending psychological terror with local folklore.
Martin Parr's Final Village Photos Exhibited
Martin Parr's final commission captures Lacock village life months before his death. The exhibition at Lacock Abbey runs from June 2026.
Widow's Bay: Mystery Comedy for Casual and Obsessive Viewers
Rebecca Shaw explores how Widow's Bay balances mystery and comedy, appealing to both casual viewers and those who love theorizing about clues and plot twists.
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Comforting a Single Sister During Your Engagement
An advice columnist offers guidance on navigating the complex emotions when your engagement triggers feelings of inadequacy in a single sibling.
Liz Truss Exposes Labour's Secret Plan in Bizarre YouTube Episode
John Crace skewers Liz Truss's latest YouTube video, where she and a former UKIP member claim Labour is panicking over a by-election, revealing her delusion.
London Museum Reopens in November with DJ Sets
The London Museum will reopen in November in restored Smithfield market halls, featuring 7m artefacts, late-night DJ sets, and a focus on being a democratic social space for all Londoners.
Martha Reeves Takes Your Questions on New Album and Career
Martha Reeves, the iconic Motown voice behind Dancing in the Street, is releasing her first album in 22 years. Submit your questions before June 23.
The Lonely City Audiobook: Tilda Swinton's Debut Narration
Tilda Swinton makes her audiobook debut narrating Olivia Laing's The Lonely City, a blend of memoir and cultural analysis on urban isolation and creativity in New York.
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Alicia Keys' 20 Best Songs: Soul Classics and Stepmother Celebrations
Twenty-five years after her debut, we rank Alicia Keys' best songs, blending Chopin-inspired piano with pop, soul, and powerful emotion.
Questions for Minions Director Pierre Coffin
The animator behind the Minions franchise answers your questions as the new film Minions & Monsters hits theaters. Submit by June 19.
Stephen Hough on Piano Transcription: History and Revival
Pianist Stephen Hough explores the history of piano transcription, from Bach to Liszt, and its revival in the 21st century, ahead of his new album 'Piano Postcards'.
Girls Like Girls Review: Sapphic Teen Romance a Predictable Yawn
Hayley Kiyoko's directorial debut 'Girls Like Girls' is a meandering teen romance that prioritizes representation over substance, with groan-worthy dialogue and a weak narrative.
Myles Smith's Debut: A Faceless Mashup of Influences
Myles Smith's debut album 'My Mess, My Heart, My Life' is a formulaic blend of Mumford & Sons, Coldplay, and Ed Sheeran, lacking originality despite commercial success.
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Female Editors Behind Cinema's Masterpieces
Explore how female editors like Marcia Lucas and Thelma Schoonmaker shaped iconic films through creative partnerships, trust, and shared vision in a male-dominated industry.
Bongeziwe Mabandla on Addiction, Illness and New Album
South African indie star Bongeziwe Mabandla opens up about his struggles with addiction, a cancer scare, and the resilience behind his uplifting new album Ndingubani.
Your Favorite Film of 2026 So Far: Share Your Top Pick
The Guardian's film writers have shared their top films of 2026 so far. Now we want to hear from you! Tell us your favorite film and why.
Favourite New Podcasts of 2026: Share Your Picks
We want to hear about the best new podcasts you've discovered this year. Tell us your nomination and why you love it.
Gilbert & George on Fame, Rebellion, and New Collaborator
Gilbert & George discuss their new exhibition, collaboration with street artist Endless, and the legacy of their 'living sculpture' philosophy in an exclusive interview.
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Judy Wyler Sheldon Found Dead in Car with Husband
Judith 'Judy' Wyler Sheldon, 84, daughter of Oscar-winning director William Wyler, and her husband Wylie Sheldon, 86, were found dead in their running Jeep on a California highway.
Constance Hall Reveals Vape Addiction Battle
Perth mummy blogger Constance Hall shares her struggle with vape addiction, seeking advice from followers after failed attempts to quit, including hypnosis.
Should kids hop fence for ball? You be the judge
Penelope worries trespassing teaches wrong lessons. Spencer sees no harm. Read both sides and decide who's wrong in this family dispute.
A Little Bit Bad Review: A Sparkling, Subversive Debut
Cassandra Neyenesch's debut novel follows a middle-aged mother's illicit affair with a younger roofer, blending tragicomedy with a gripping murder mystery.
La Cabina and El Televisor Review: Horror in Franco's Spain
Two macabre Spanish TV plays from the 1970s are released as a double bill: a cult surreal short film and a satirical horror on TV obsession.
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Spielberg Confirms ET Was Moist but Not Slimy
Steven Spielberg confirms ET was 'a little moist but never slimy' in a viral New York Times interview, sparking debate on celebrity interviews and the quest for new anecdotes.
TV Tonight: Families Fight to Clear Loved Ones' Names
A new documentary follows families seeking to overturn wrongful convictions and restore their loved ones' reputations, highlighting systemic flaws.
Alchemy Chorus Canberra Choir Celebrates 10 Years
Canberra's Alchemy Chorus marks a decade of inclusive singing, bringing together diverse voices in celebration of community and harmony.
BBC Made Second Ashley Cain Series Despite Allegations
The BBC commissioned a second series of a show featuring Ashley Cain despite facing misconduct allegations against the presenter, raising questions about due diligence.
Guardian Thursday Quiz: Test Your Knowledge with Topical Trivia
Challenge yourself with the Guardian's Thursday quiz, covering general knowledge and topical news in a fun trivia format.
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Cry Laugh Review: Oran Mor Glasgow Comedy Hits Hard
A review of Cry Laugh at Oran Mor in Glasgow, exploring its blend of humour and heartbreak in a poignant one-person show.
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