Pretty Woman outtakes reveal spontaneous moments behind Julia Roberts and Richard Gere's on-screen chemistry, including the iconic jewellery box scene and other unscripted magic.
Reba McEntire reveals Rex Linn proposed in December 2024; they confirmed engagement at the 2025 Emmys. She discusses love, Happy's Place, and living in the moment.
Historian Donald MacRaild, known for his work on Irish immigration and labour history, has died suddenly aged 60 after a short illness, holding posts at several UK universities and in New Zealand.
Oscar-nominated director Mike Leigh says his upcoming film Tender Loving Care will likely be his last as he manages myositis, a chronic muscle inflammation disease.
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Season 3 of Interview with the Vampire transforms into a glam-rock musical, with Lestat forming a band and touring the US in 2025, blending camp, sin, and sincerity.
Shabaz Asks: Are Billionaires Bad? is a hilarious BBC Three spoof documentary where TikToker Shabaz Ali parodies the genre by mocking billionaires.
A prequel to the Neapolitan mob saga, set in 1977 Secondigliano, follows young Angelo and teen Pietro Savastano as they navigate organized crime with style and ambition.
CBS's 60 Minutes announces new correspondents and contributors, including Ross Douthat, after firing longtime correspondents Scott Pelley, Sharyn Alfonsi, and Cecilia Vega.
Guardian sudoku puzzle number 7398 (medium difficulty) challenges solvers to complete the 9x9 grid using logic. Each row, column and box must contain digits 1-9 exactly once.
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The Melbourne Theatre Company's Uncle Vanya, starring Shaun Micallef, is criticised for cringey modernisation and uneven performances, though Fayssal Bazzi and Philippa Northeast shine.
Throughout August, English Heritage is randomly selecting ticketholders for 20 minutes of solitude inside Stonehenge, offering a rare chance to experience the ancient monument without crowds.
A 69-year-old Uber driver and forgotten beatnik, Nirosta Steel, releases My Skyscraper, a genre-mashing double LP from 1984-2025, now hailed as one of the year's most thrilling releases.
A song thrush's repetitive song evokes childhood memories and a family tale about great-grandfather Edgar Snow, creating a timeless bond.
Helen Graves' barbecued banana splits with salted date cream and coconut crunch, and smoky cherry baklava sundae – easy prep ahead for summer barbecues.
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Tinie Tempah's house extension series returns with Great Gatsby glamour and sailing-themed eco-build. Also: Katie Price's children speak out, and Horatio's Drive documentary.
Dulwich Picture Gallery's 'Portrait of a City' exhibition features over 100 landmark photographs by 20th-century masters, capturing America's urban evolution.
Valeria Luiselli's fourth novel follows a mother and daughter on a European journey, exploring narrative structure, myth, and the challenge of telling a story with a beginning, middle, and end.
Konrad Wolf's 1980 East German film Solo Sunny captures the melancholy of thwarted ambition in the GDR through a singer's quest for a solo career.
Rachel Connolly on why she loves attending weddings despite ambivalence about the contemporary spectacle, from crowdfunding pages to emotional chaos.
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Review of The Devil’s Mouth: Holidaymakers trapped in a cave with a bull shark in a solidly entertaining B-movie, elevated by a toxic central friendship.
Silent Hill Townfall moves the series to a remote Scottish island in 1996, with an amnesiac protagonist and a focus on analogue tech and political undertones.
Kazuyoshi Miura scored at 59 years 149 days, making him the oldest goalscorer in professional football, plus UK prime ministers' allegiances, W teams, and merged Uniteds.
Zack Polanski shared an Instagram post with a guillotine T-shirt aimed at Nigel Farage, prompting internal Greens debate about his solo social media strategy and whether he needs to hand over control.
A poet and author argues that we have misread the agency of bodies in this ambitious, disorienting book that critiques scientific reductionism and the way we view nature.
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Bill Gunn's micro-budget video project from 1980, an improvised melodrama about Black lives in New York, is rough but energetic and emotionally powerful.
The wild story behind the 2005 British film Breakin' the Cycle, made by Hackney drug dealers and featuring S Club 7's Bradley McIntosh, is now told in a BBC podcast after the rough cut was seized by police.
Dua Lipa curates the 2026 London Literature Festival at the Southbank Centre, interviewing Zadie Smith, Patti Smith, Mustafa and Ta-Nehisi Coates among others.
After years of sugary inferior dupes, superior fig fragrances like Tom Ford Figue Erotique and Prada Infusion de Figue are restoring the category's reputation.
The Guardian launches FEED, a six-part food video series with restaurant critic Jimi Famurewa exploring viral food trends, starting July 30.
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Tom Courtenay delivers a superb performance as Billy Liar, a young man lost in fantasies, but the film's defeatist ending undermines its comic spirit in this 1963 classic.
