How to Love the World Review: Trapped Woman's Forest Tale
Ilka Tampke's novel 'How to Love the World' follows Nellika trapped under a tree, exploring decolonial ecofeminism, family trauma, and radical immersion in nature.
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World Cup 2026: Shakira Returns, Mexico Wins, Infantino's New Tone
Mexico's emotional World Cup opener saw Shakira perform, a 2-0 win over South Africa, and Gianni Infantino adopting a humble stance.
ITV Delivers Feisty World Cup Start, Taunts BBC
ITV launched its World Cup coverage with a feisty studio in New York, addressing controversies and taunting the BBC's Salford base. Mark Pougatch set the tone.
Sudoku 7,344 Hard: Fill Grid with Numbers 1-9
Solve Sudoku 7,344 hard: fill every row, column, and 3x3 box with numbers 1-9. Find the solution in the next Guardian issue.
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Socceroos Celebrate Migrant Roots in World Cup Video
The Socceroos released a powerful video addressing anti-immigration sentiment, highlighting their migrant backgrounds and pride in representing Australia at the World Cup.
Princess Bajrakitiyabha of Thailand Dies at 47 After Coma
Princess Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol, eldest child of King Maha Vajiralongkorn, has died at age 47 after nearly four years in a coma following heart problems.
Lemon Pistachio Snacking Cake: Easy Everyday Recipe
Discover Helen Goh's lemon pistachio snacking cake recipe: a tender, bright single-layer cake perfect for coffee, tea, or any occasion.
TV Tonight: Alien Autopsy Scandal and Dolly Parton Special
A three-part series explores the Roswell alien autopsy footage, while Dolly Parton aims to unite the US. Plus, Bradley Walsh's Australian road trip and more.
Taylor Swift's 20-Year Rise to Pop Superstardom: A Breakdown
Guardian culture launches a mammoth breakdown of Taylor Swift's 20-year rise to pop superstardom, exploring her impact on the industry, fans, and future.
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I Will Find You to Sugar: Seven Best Shows to Stream This Week
Harlan Coben's conspiracy thriller, Colin Farrell's alien PI, and more top streaming picks this week, from psychological dramas to reality hits.
Diane Keaton's Nail Clippers for $960: Inside the Celebrity Estate Auction Boom
Fans are bidding on increasingly personal items from deceased celebrities, from hats to dog bowls, driving a booming market for celebrity estate auctions.
The Twitnam Summer: Swift, Gay, Pope's Season in the Sun
A review of Hester Grant's 'The Twitnam Summer', which explores the 1726 meeting of Jonathan Swift, Alexander Pope, and John Gay, arguing it changed English literature.
Taylor Swift's Debut Single: 20 Years of Stardom
A look at how Taylor Swift's debut single, released 20 years ago, encapsulates her songwriting and self-image, shaping her pop career.
Sally Beamish: House of Wonder Album Review
Sally Beamish's celebratory album House of Wonder features family and friends, blending classical, jazz, and folk in a deeply personal tribute to her 70th year.
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Mexico's World Cup Opening Ceremony: Entertaining, Educational
Mexico's World Cup opening ceremony at Estadio Azteca featured Latin American talent, including Shakira and Burna Boy, delivering a brief but memorable show that left audiences wanting more.
Carlsen Heads to Hong Kong; Russia Unveils New Chess Prodigy
Magnus Carlsen's worst result since 2015 at Norway Chess coincides with the emergence of 11-year-old Roman Shogdzhiev, who aims to break the youngest grandmaster record.
Proud Review: Gay Father's Gorgeous, Darkly Funny Journey
Proud is a beautifully shot Polish drama about a hard-partying model who becomes a gay father, blending dark humor with social commentary on adoption challenges in Poland.
Brown Wimpenny: Long Live Brown Wimpenny Review – Bawdy Folk
Manchester folk collective Brown Wimpenny's debut album blends bawdy shambolic energy with quieter emotional moments, featuring ambitious arrangements and communal singing.
They Will Kill You to Aftersun: 7 Best Films on TV This Week
Zazie Beetz stars in a gory horror thriller, Paul Mescal breaks hearts in Aftersun, plus Wonka! The seven best films to watch on TV this week.
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Pussy Riot's CYKA: Political Acuity Undermined by Blunt EDM
Pussy Riot's debut album CYKA blends icy electronics and EDM but fails to match the group's political sharpness, with weak delivery diluting their powerful message.
Ariana Grande Rebukes White House Over ICE Video Music Use
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Best Podcasts of 2026: Harry Hill to MF Doom
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Why I'd Rather Not Know My Biological Age or Time to Death
A new test claims to measure biological age and predict time to death, but the author argues that too much knowledge about mortality can be harmful.
The Long Drop: Denise Mina's Boozy Murder Tale Grips
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Ruth Ozeki: Charlotte's Web, Chekhov, and Language That Saves
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Kenny Jackett, former Wales and Watford player, dies at 64
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David Hockney: Revolutionary Artist Who Saw the World Anew
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Donald Trump's repeated insults toward female journalists are unacceptable, argues Margaret Sullivan. She proposes strategies for reporters to confront him directly and stop tolerating abuse.
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