How James Bond Really Gets Chosen as Craig Replacement Nears
A new James Bond is expected later this year, and the secretive audition process traditionally includes a screen test using a scene from From Russia with Love.
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Onslaught named most anticipated upcoming A24 release
Onslaught, the A24 sci-fi action thriller starring Dan Stevens, is named fans' most anticipated upcoming release ahead of its September 4 UK cinema debut.
Solve Sudoku 7403: Expert Level Puzzle from The Guardian
Sudoku 7403 is an expert-level puzzle from The Guardian, challenging players to fill a 9x9 grid so each row, column and 3x3 box contains digits 1 to 9.
Five Great Reads: Decadence, Witches, & Colin
This week’s Five Great Reads: decadence without pleasure, the refugee reality of Barnaby Joyce’s electorate, what makes a witch, and the final Colin from Accounts.
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Singapore bans Massive Attack for Palestinian flag display
Singapore has barred British band Massive Attack from performing after an investigation found two members displayed a Palestinian flag on stage, police said.
Blind date: Richard and Katrina's verdicts from Bristol
Richard, 63, and Katrina, 60, met for a blind date at Marmo in Bristol. He rated the evening 8/10; she gave it 9/10. A good time was had, but there was no kiss.
Tim Dowling's book club pick divides members over classic
Tim Dowling defies his wife's rule and chooses Death Comes for the Archbishop for book club, but the classic splits members down the middle.
School holidays: roll on September – Becky Barnicoat cartoon
Becky Barnicoat's new cartoon for the Guardian captures the long school holidays and the collective wish for September to finally come around.
Weekend reads: AI, Esperanto, flies, salt mine, Hiroshima
Six standout Guardian pieces: a ChatGPT family reunion, Esperanto dreamers, fly plagues, a salt mine clinic, a Hiroshima survivor, shark movies.
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From Ish to Jared Leto: The Week in Rave Reviews
This week’s rave reviews include a poetic Luton coming-of-age tale, a BBC documentary on Jared Leto, plus the standout films, books and albums.
TV tonight: The Sentinels finale, Hitler's Games and more
The French super-soldier thriller The Sentinels ends tonight on BBC Four, with Hitler's Games: Berlin 1936 in Colour, Heretic, live sport and more TV picks.
Anonymity Is a Radical Act in the Age of Visibility
At 83, Guerrilla Girl Joyce Kozloff has broken her anonymity, but the collective's masks still spotlight a culture where invisibility is a radical act.
Berlin treehouse on no man's land could be demolished
Berlin's Treehouse at the Wall, built by Turkish guest worker Osman Kalin, could be demolished. Supporters want it kept as a memorial to migrant workers.
Who invented rock, paper, scissors? Kids' quiz asks
Children set five multiple-choice questions in a new quiz, from the inventor of rock, paper, scissors to electric friends, with a chance to submit your own.
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The Saturday quiz: 15 questions from Karakoram to Zener cards
The Saturday quiz presents readers with 15 questions ranging from the Karakoram to Zener cards, including a what-links section. All answers are provided.
Alley Cats: Ricky Gervais's animated comedy is a dead end
Alley Cats, Ricky Gervais's new animated Netflix comedy, is boorish, sweary, tedious and dated—the reviewer did not laugh once from start to finish.
Garma Festival opens in Arnhem Land for Indigenous culture
The Garma festival has kicked off in Arnhem Land, uniting leaders, advocates, policymakers and artists to celebrate Indigenous culture and tradition.
Andy Burnham's jacket maker hits back at critics
James Eden, founder of Private White VC, hits back at critics of Andy Burnham's pricey British-made wardrobe, saying the PM should champion UK goods.
Self Esteem dazzles in this month's best theatre streams
How to stream the best theatre this month: Self Esteem in Teeth 'n' Smiles, Michaela Coel in Chewing Gum Dreams and Gaten Matarazzo in Murder at the Gates.
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Andrew Sean Greer on the joy of writing comic novels
Pulitzer winner Andrew Sean Greer explains why he loves writing comic novels, what makes them funny, and picks ten books to make you laugh.
The Odyssey Became Summer's Biggest Cultural Battleground
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey outgrossed Oppenheimer and sparked debates from academics to rightwingers, becoming a rare $1bn-scale cultural phenomenon.
Fiona Allen: John Worboys, Boudicca Dreams and Resting Face
In candid Q&A, Smack the Pony star Fiona Allen reveals her close call with taxi driver John Worboys, her dream of being Boudicca, and the agent who doubted her.
August style edit: lace, knits and a beautiful Longchamp bag
Jess Cartner-Morley's August style edit: £8.50 pilates socks, a £730 Longchamp tote, lace trims, knits, cargo trousers, a reed diffuser and a hair mask.
Gregg Araki: sexual repression causes terrible shit
Gregg Araki's 12th film, I Want Your Sex, opens on 700 US screens - his biggest release yet - as he argues sexual repression drives the world's misery.
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Guardian cartoon shows Christopher Harry buying an SUV
A cartoon newly published in The Guardian's Comment is free picture section on August 1, 2026 depicts Christopher Harry in the act of buying an SUV.
Alon Goldsmith turns a pier viewer into a lonely character
On day 111 of his 365-day project, Alon Goldsmith captured a Santa Monica Pier viewing machine as a lonely black-and-white character on an iPhone 16 Pro Max.
A Victorian childrens book helped me grieve my father
After his father's death, a lecturer teaching Mary Lamb's Mrs Leicester's School was so moved by a story that he wept in front of his class.
Why Latin American families swear by hot caldo in summer
For many Latin American families in the US, summer is the season for steaming caldo – a hearty broth that feeds the household and preserves cultural traditions.
Boy Throb fights for visa for bandmate stuck in India
TikTok-formed boy band Boy Throb, signed to Kesha’s label, petition US immigration for an O-1 visa for singer Darshan Magdum, who remains in India.
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Emmerdale's Lewis Cope joins Strictly 2025 replacing Kristian Nairn. Fans predict he could win after Kelvin Fletcher's success.
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