Julio Le Parc Review: Op Art Meets Anarchic Funfair
Tate Modern's Julio Le Parc retrospective immerses visitors in 1960s Parisian avant-garde, blending optical illusions with interactive play. A riotous, thought-provoking exhibition.
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Share Your Best European Summer Hike to Win £200
Tell us about your memorable European summer hike for a chance to win a £200 Coolstays voucher. The best tip, chosen by Lonely Planet's Tom Hall, will be featured in Guardian Travel.
Sean Penn Skips Oscars, Slams Selfies with Holocaust Comment
Sean Penn reveals he skipped the Oscars due to his intense hatred of selfies, comparing the request to a Holocaust survivor asking for a photo.
Pope Leo warns of 'spiritual crisis' in Spain parliament speech
Pope Leo XIV addressed Spain's parliament, warning of a global spiritual crisis, urging action on migration, peace, and human dignity, and receiving a seven-minute ovation.
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Lauren Hemp says England are sticking together after a 4-0 defeat to Spain, vowing to bounce back against Ukraine in the Women's World Cup qualifier.
How We Made Strictly Ballroom: Stars Recall Iconic Film
Tara Morice and Paul Mercurio share behind-the-scenes stories of Baz Luhrmann's cult classic Strictly Ballroom, from casting struggles to global impact.
Tell Us: Your Most Meaningful Steven Spielberg Movie
We want to hear from readers: which Spielberg film means the most to you and why? Share your personal story and favorite moments.
Keir Starmer's Legacy: Tech, EU, and Defence Focus
Keir Starmer fights on as PM, eyeing legacy with tech bans, EU reset, and defence. Pippa and Kiran discuss his plans and Andy Burnham's role.
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Tatjana Maria, the reigning Queen's Club women's champion, expresses shock at not receiving a wildcard to defend her title, with wildcards going to four lower-ranked British players.
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Big Freeze 2026: Demons Beat Magpies in AFL Tribute
Melbourne defeated Collingwood in the 2026 Big Freeze match, raising funds for MND research. The game honored Neale Daniher's legacy with drama, brilliance, and a close finish.
Austria World Cup 2026: Press, Stress, Family Spirit
Austria rely on continuity, high pressing, and a close-knit squad under Ralf Rangnick. Key players include Konrad Laimer and Paul Wanner, with Christoph Baumgartner injured.
World Cup Week: Hope, Memes, and Dreams Ahead
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Loneliness Influencers: Boasting About Having No Friends
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Summer Game Fest 2024: 34 New Video Games to Watch
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Semi-Automated Offside Tech at 2026 World Cup: Referee Insights
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Australian Police Use 'Less Lethal' Weapons in Crowd Control
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