Michael B Jordan Wins Best Actor Oscar for Sinners
Michael B Jordan secures his first Oscar win for best actor in Sinners, becoming the sixth black actor to achieve this honour and the first to win for portraying twins.
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Diane Warren's Oscars Losing Streak Hits Record 17 Nominations
Songwriter Diane Warren has become the record-holder for the longest Oscars losing streak, with 17 nominations and no wins, after losing this year to K-Pop Demon Hunters.
Warner Bros Sets Oscars Record with 11 Wins During Paramount Deal
Warner Bros achieved a historic 11 Oscars at the 98th Academy Awards, tying the all-time studio record, as films like 'Sinners' and 'One Battle After Another' dominated the ceremony.
Conan Roasts Netflix, Amazon and Chalamet at Oscars
Conan O'Brien's Oscars monologue targeted Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos, Amazon's lack of nominations and Timothée Chalamet's controversial comments, while joking about security threats.
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Oscars 2026: Horror Wins, Tech Loses, Politics Ignited
The 2026 Academy Awards saw Warner Bros dominate with 11 wins, horror films break barriers, and political activism take centre stage, while tech faced criticism and Sean Penn was notably absent.
Oscars 2026: Live Red Carpet and Winners Updates
Follow live coverage of the 2026 Oscars, including red carpet arrivals, ceremony highlights, and the full list of winners as they are announced.
Peck's Orwell Film Connects Author to Modern Authoritarianism
Haitian director Raoul Peck's documentary 'Orwell: 2+2=5' explores George Orwell's relevance today, drawing parallels between his writings and contemporary political figures like Trump and Putin.
Wilson and Sinfonia of London Electrify Gateshead Glasshouse
Conductor John Wilson led the Sinfonia of London in a powerful concert at the Glasshouse in Gateshead, featuring Elgar's Enigma Variations and Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No 3 with soloist Alexandre Kantorow.
Paul Thomas Anderson's Oscar Triumph with One Battle After Another
After years of snubs, Paul Thomas Anderson wins three Oscars for his political thriller One Battle After Another, marking a defiant victory at the 98th Academy Awards.
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Peaky Blinders Podcast and 1969 Israeli Plan Uncovered
Edith Bowman hosts a deep dive into Peaky Blinders ahead of the film, featuring Cillian Murphy. Plus, a podcast reveals a 1969 Israeli plan to transfer Palestinians to Paraguay.
Bouchra Review: Prada Coyote in Queer Debut Film
Orian Barki and Meriem Bennani's debut feature Bouchra uses anthropomorphic animals to explore queer identity, blending art and reality in a poignant narrative.
Minns Rejects Biennale Funding Cuts Over DJ's Lyrics
NSW Premier Chris Minns refuses to withdraw government funding from Sydney's Biennale arts festival despite Jewish groups condemning antisemitic lyrics in a US DJ's performance.
Streaming's Hidden Costs: Why DVDs Were a Golden Age
From extortionate paywalls to fragmented libraries, modern streaming services make watching films at home more costly and frustrating than the DVD era ever was.
The Plastic Detox: Netflix Documentary on Plastics and Fertility
A new Netflix documentary follows epidemiologist Shanna Swan as she challenges couples struggling to conceive to reduce plastic exposure, revealing startling health impacts.
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Howard Jacobson's 'Howl': Tragicomic Jewish Despair in London
A review of Howard Jacobson's novel 'Howl', exploring a Jewish headteacher's anguish over antisemitism in post-October 7 London, blending tragedy with dark comedy.
Point Break: A Feelgood Movie That Transcends Time and Friendship
Kathryn Bigelow's 1991 action classic Point Break is more than just a film—it's a tribute to friendship, loss, and the homoerotic undertones that define its central bromance. For one writer, it's a comfort film that keeps a lost friend close.
Chalamet's Oscars Campaign Fails as Voters Reject Overexposure
Timothée Chalamet's exhaustive Oscars campaign for Marty Supreme backfired, with voters growing weary of his ubiquity and perceived arrogance, leading to a shutout at the Academy Awards.
Swedish 'Death Cleaning' Author Margareta Magnusson Dies at 92
Margareta Magnusson, the Swedish author whose book on 'death cleaning' became a global phenomenon, has passed away aged 92. Her work inspired a TV series and redefined decluttering.
London Book Fair: Idris Elba's Thriller and Censorship Debate
The London Book Fair concluded with major deals including Idris Elba's MI6 thriller series, while publishers debated rising censorship concerns and diversity rollbacks in the industry.
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Sinners' Oscar Wins Validate Black Cinema's Hollywood Impact
Ryan Coogler's film Sinners secures four Oscars, highlighting Black cinema's artistic and commercial success, with themes of hope and unity resonating globally.
Crossword Editor's Desk: Graeme Garden Tribute and Clue Insights
A tribute to comedian Graeme Garden on his birthday, featuring solver feedback on cryptic crossword themes and geographic clue deviations in The Guardian's puzzles.
Brontë Novels Ranked: The Professor to Villette
As Emerald Fennell's film sparks debate, we explore the pioneering brilliance of the Brontë siblings' novels, ranking them from least to most acclaimed.
Boarders Season Three Review: A Perfect Farewell to BBC Satire
The final series of BBC's Boarders delivers a sharp, nuanced conclusion to its satire of UK boarding schools, blending teen drama with incisive social commentary on race and class.
Arena and Étude: Dazzling Dance at Paris Opera
Jessica Wright and Morgann Runacre-Temple's Arena and Marcos Morau's Étude deliver audacious, tech-infused performances at Palais Garnier, exploring identity and conformity in modern society.
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USB Film Distribution: A New Era for Independent Cinema
Video StoreAge offers indie films on USB drives, blending digital convenience with physical ownership to challenge streaming giants and revive curated home viewing.
Axel Burrough's Architectural Legacy in Manchester and London
Axel Burrough, co-designer of Manchester's iconic Royal Exchange theatre and restorer of London's St Luke's church for the LSO, has died aged 79. His career spanned innovative cultural projects blending historic preservation with modern design.
Don't Be Prey Review: Banker's Oceanic Redemption Tale
Mark Sowerby's documentary 'Don't Be Prey' explores his journey from investment banking to conquering the Oceans Seven, blending physical endurance with mental resilience in a gripping tale of overcoming fears.
Scottish Critics Decry London-Centric Review Policy for Musical
Fifteen theatre critics in Scotland have written to the Royal Lyceum in Edinburgh, condemning a divisive decision to exclude UK national publications from reviewing the press night of One Day: The Musical.
Les Claypool on AI, Metallica, and Rock's Joker Legacy
Primus frontman Les Claypool discusses his new AI-themed album with Sean Lennon, being rejected by Metallica for being 'too good', and his journey from church recordings to platinum success.
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Skywhales Inspire Tattoos and Joy on Australian Tour
Patricia Piccinini's Skywhale and Skywhalepapa hot air balloons captivate Australia, inspiring tattoos, crafts, and wedding vows as they tour regional areas from March 21.
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