Charlotte Tilbury launches £35 Pillow Talk blurring blush
Charlotte Tilbury has launched a new Airbrush Flawless Blush Blur powder blush range at £35, available in 11 shades including the iconic Pillow Talk colour.
Category : Arts
High Cocoa, High Nostalgia: The Chocolate I Love Most
Annalisa Barbieri reflects on her favourite chocolate, a high-cocoa bar that evokes childhood memories and offers a sophisticated, bittersweet taste.
Janette Manrara reveals life after Strictly after 'confidence knocked'
Janette Manrara has shared a candid update on life after leaving Strictly Come Dancing, revealing she went to three auditions but booked none of the jobs.
Liam Payne's cousin: singer 'didn't feel very loved' before death
Liam Payne's cousin Ross Harris says the late One Direction star 'didn't feel very loved' before his death aged 31 in Argentina in October 2024.
Tim Curry's Rocky Horror corset bought for £3 at Barras
Tim Curry's iconic Dr Frank-N-Furter costume in The Rocky Horror Picture Show began with a £3 Victorian corset bought at Glasgow's Barras Market in 1971.
Metro photo exhibit captures end of an era on old fleet
Terminus, a digital photo exhibit by Sasha Mallo Tardiveau, documents everyday moments on the Tyne and Wear Metro's old fleet between 2024 and 2026.
Share your tributes and memories of Tim Curry
The Guardian invites readers to share tributes and memories of performer Tim Curry, known for The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Clue, and IT, following his death at 79.
Bullock and Kidman reunite at Practical Magic 2 premiere
Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman reunited in London for the Practical Magic 2 European premiere, ahead of the sequel's release on 11 September.
Rocky Horror cast pays emotional tribute to Tim Curry
The Broadway cast of The Rocky Horror Show honoured Tim Curry with a special rendition of 'I'm Going Home' hours after his death aged 80. Luke Evans, Jake Shears and Paul Soileau led the tribute.
Parents slam Rainbow Fish book for 'horrible life lesson'
Parents criticise Marcus Pfister's 1992 book The Rainbow Fish, saying its message about sharing is 'bribing' and teaches a 'horrible life lesson'.
Tim Curry: The Performer Who Transformed for the Screen
A new video retrospective celebrates Tim Curry's career, from stage to screen, highlighting his transformative roles in film and television.
Clowns, Punks and Queen at Moretonhampstead Carnival
Moretonhampstead Carnival on Dartmoor featured clowns, punks and Queen-themed costumes in a colourful community parade.
Share Your Tributes and Memories of Artist Yayoi Kusama
The Guardian invites readers to share tributes and memories of artist Yayoi Kusama, whose iconic polka dots and immersive installations have captivated audiences worldwide.
Hidden Figures: Inspiring NASA Drama Airs Tonight on Film4
Hidden Figures, the Oscar-nominated drama about three African-American NASA mathematicians, airs tonight on Film4 at 6.30pm, with audiences calling it 'inspiring' and 'full of heart'.
Peter Wright reflects on Herriot legacy after garden opening
Peter Wright returns for series 23 of The Yorkshire Vet, unveiling a pet memorial garden at the World of James Herriot in Thirsk, reflecting on Alf Wight's legacy.
Ha Chong-Hyun: Conjunction at Lisson Gallery, London
Ha Chong-Hyun's first UK solo show in a decade, Conjunction, opens at Lisson Gallery, London, featuring new abstract paintings that push his signature技法.
Avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama dies aged 97
Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, famed for polka dots and infinity mirror rooms, has died aged 97 in a Tokyo hospital.
Liam Payne 'Still Basically a Kid' When He Died, Says Cousin
Liam Payne's cousin Ross Harris says the singer was 'still basically a kid' when he died aged 31, having never mentally aged past 16.
Yayoi Kusama, Japanese avant-garde artist, dies at 97
Japanese avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama, famed for polka dots and pumpkins, has died aged 97 in a Tokyo hospital, her company announced.
Kolkhoz by Emmanuel Carrère review: elite French family portrait
Emmanuel Carrère's Kolkhoz offers an intricate portrait of an elite French family, blending memoir and history in a compelling narrative.
Jill Edelstein's Portraits Capture Apartheid's Everyday Reality
A new exhibition showcases Jill Edelstein's intimate portraits of South Africans under apartheid, revealing the human side of a divided society.
American Gangster: Gritty Crime Drama on Film4 Tonight
Ridley Scott's 2007 crime drama 'American Gangster' airs on Film4 at 9.10pm, starring Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe in a tale based on real events.
Penelope Review: Homer's Epic Reimagined at Underbelly
Homer's Odyssey gets a fresh, inventive retelling in 'Penelope' at Underbelly Cowgate, blending myth with modern theatre for a compelling Edinburgh Fringe experience.
Zoe Ball: People take the mickey out of me for Oasis interview
Zoe Ball says people still tease her about her 1994 Oasis interview, and reveals she felt 'grief and rejection' after missing out on Strictly hosting role.
Harry's reported 12-15 year UK stay plan may upset Meghan
Prince Harry reportedly plans to stay in the UK for 12 to 15 years, raising questions about Meghan Markle's comfort and the couple's future.
The Detective review: Lyra McKee murder documentary
Channel 4's The Detective revisits the murder of journalist Lyra McKee in Northern Ireland, following the investigation that led to convictions.
Yayoi Kusama Dies Aged 97, Pioneering Artist
Yayoi Kusama, the Japanese avant-garde artist famed for polka dots and Infinity Rooms, has died aged 97, her studio confirmed.
Yayoi Kusama's Life in Pictures: A New Gallery
A new Guardian gallery showcases Yayoi Kusama's life and work through photographs, from her early years in Japan to her global fame with polka dots and pumpkins.
Sauna Theatre Heats Up Edinburgh Fringe Art Scene
Sauna theatre performances are drawing audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe, blending heat with immersive art. The unique format offers a sweaty, intimate experience.
Bauhaus Faces New Far-Right Threat in Germany
The Nazis expelled Bauhaus from Germany. Now the far-right is waging a new cultural war against the movement, targeting its legacy and influence.
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