A new documentary, Kumarangk: Sacred Women's Business, premieres at Adelaide Film Festival, telling the story of the Ngarrindjeri warrior women's fight to protect sacred knowledge against the Hindmarsh Island Bridge.
Tony Albert's MCA exhibition Not a Souvenir has drawn over 2,000 public donations of racist Aboriginalia, with donors sharing personal stories of confronting this history.
Dame Prue Leith, 86, urges older people to say 'yes' to life, insisting we've been 'brainwashed' into believing old age is bad, and praises the freedom it brings.
Kensington Palace has released three new portraits of the Princess of Wales from her visit to Cornwall, marking the launch of a nature-based early childhood initiative.
NAZA, a documentary featuring Israeli intelligence officers discussing the Gaza assault, confronts viewers with the ethics of giving voice to perpetrators of atrocities.
John Green reveals the books that shaped him, from Sweet Valley High to Toni Morrison and Kurt Vonnegut, and why he rereads great novels.
Netflix's The Disciple: A Wu-Tang Fable, produced by RZA, retraces the saga of the secret album Once Upon a Time in Shaolin and its controversial producer, but offers little for casual viewers.
Sky’s Possession opens a 300-year-old box, unleashing a violent spirit of colonialism, symbolising a shift in Jamaican film towards confronting enslavement and trauma.
Romeo Beckham stars in Forty Love, a steamy tennis drama about two gay rival players, marking the 24-year-old's first on-screen role. The film hits French cinemas on November 17.
Gardeners' World star Frances Tophill reveals the terrifying screen test that almost put her off television, before she landed a job alongside Alan Titchmarsh.
Actor George MacKay reveals his London favourites: early river walks, the French House for dates, Bull & Last roasts and Pure Gym workouts.
Anna Faris has said comments by showrunner Chuck Lorre 'hurt' as she revealed she has been sober for a year-and-a-half after starring in his sitcom Mom.
The late Queen's former dressmaker, Maureen Rose, 89, has revealed the monarch's mischievous humour and charity-shop handbag secret after 30 years of royal service.
A teenager died days after her 19th birthday when a 10lbs tumour was dismissed as 'hormonal problems'. Liberty York was told it was 'highly unlikely' she had cancer, which she later died from. Doctors suggested mastitis or an abscess.
Hilary Swank, 52, says women face 'a lot of backlash' for having children at an older age, after revealing she is pregnant with her husband Philip Schneider.
Amy Adams says mothers are judged more harshly than sociopaths, reflecting on her role as Chrissie in Klara And The Sun at the BFI London Film Festival.
Tristan Farnon turns down the Skeldale House partnership to join the Ministry of Agriculture, mirroring the real-life Brian Sinclair's career path.
Yorkshire Vet star Rohin Aojula rushed back to work to save a pheasant hit by a car, despite having little hope for its survival, after a remarkable recovery.
Alex Scott has left her role presenting Women's Champions League coverage on Disney+ barely a month after her production company launched its first show, One More Word.
A new mural of The Fall frontman Mark E Smith has appeared in Salford, created by artist Mark Kennedy, with funding from Salford City Council.
Bakchich on Bold Street, serving Moroccan cuisine for over a decade, has been named among Time Out's top 200 restaurants. Owner Madi Outaaraft called the recognition a reward for hard work.
Strictly Come Dancing star Will Best has announced the birth of his first child, son Sonny, with fiancée Tobi Rose, sharing photos on Instagram.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made their first joint public engagement since returning to the UK with a day of community visits in Nottingham, meeting young people, charity workers and supporters.
The National Gallery's Renoir and Love exhibition features 43 pictures of cheerful human interactions, celebrating the Impressionist's skill and his preference for painting that lends joyousness to a wall.
Stirring a spoonful of butter into cooked microwave rice eliminates the plasticky taste and adds a rich, decadent flavour, according to food experts at Food Republic.
Frieze London 2026 is here. Discover our pick of the fair's best exhibitions, plus the wider shows and events taking place across the city this week.
Andrew Graham-Dixon narrates his biography of Johannes Vermeer, offering fresh insights into the Dutch master's life, techniques, and the identity of the Girl With the Pearl Earring.
Sculpture by the Sea returns to Bondi for its 30th year, transforming the 2km coastal walk into the world's largest free outdoor sculpture exhibition.
The Guardian's picture editors select images from around the world, including tourists at the Great Wall of China, an EU summit in Brussels, and protests in Albania.