Manifesta 16 takes over 12 derelict 'slipper churches' in Germany's Ruhr region, using art to address deindustrialisation, unemployment, and division. Highlights include a basketball court that triggers organ blasts and a tea garden honouring Turkish gues
At 78, John Carpenter discusses his film career, creative battles, and how a dream led to his new graphic novel Cathedral. He reflects on Halloween, The Thing, and They Live.
Saint Levant, a pop star from Gaza, navigates passionate fandom and bitter disapproval amid war. His music celebrates Palestinian culture while critics argue against pop during conflict.
From Gary Lineker's revenge to a missing cat and Viking rows, here are the best viral TV moments from the 2026 World Cup, including pranks, memes, and heartwarming stories.
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Dara Klein shares three authentic Italian recipes: pesto trapanese with almonds and tomatoes, a slow-cooked pasta pomodoro, and a flourless chocolate torta caprese. These trattoria-style dishes are rustic, delicious, and easy to make at home.
Scorpius, the Scorpion, is a zodiacal constellation low in the UK's southern sky. Its brightest star, Antares, appears ruby-like near the moon on 24 July.
In The Dark, DI Monica Kennedy (Laura Donnelly) races to save a teen from a serial killer. Plus, Chris Packham's Evolution explores sex and ostrich eggs.
Powerful animation portrays a French-Iraqi journalist's childhood memories of 80s Baghdad and his father's exile, blending personal anecdotes with political history.
David Thomson's 'A Sudden Flicker of Light' offers a rapturous, revisionist history of cinema from Hollywood's golden age to today, blending brilliance, eccentricity, and provocative insights.
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Our picture editor selects his favorite images from the 2026 World Cup, including Lionel Messi's cathedral, Jude Bellingham's diving header, and a humbling scene in Gaza.
Ben Platt stars in Midnight at the Never Get at Menier Chocolate Factory, London, until 12 September. He discusses queer songs, anxiety, his husband, and the Dear Evan Hansen movie backlash.
Shania Twain's seventh album Little Miss Twain revisits her troubled early life but plays it safe with zany humour and fluffy songs about young love, according to a review.
Claire Vaye Watkins's 'Yellow Pine' offers a sympathetic but confusing take on new age spirituality and desert eco-activism, with a meandering plot and inconsistent character portrayals.
Social media's 'post-gossip clarity' describes regret after gossiping, but columnist argues it's a sign of poor technique. Learn how to gossip well without guilt.
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Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke's debut A Useful Ghost, winner of Cannes Critics' Week Grand Prize, is a stylish black comedy about national grief and political repression via a haunted vacuum cleaner.
Jules Von Hep and Mark Beverlo, unable to find a surrogate in the UK, turn to Mexico for commercial surrogacy after years of costly attempts and emotional struggles.
Donald Trump was booed at the World Cup final in New Jersey before lingering in Spain's trophy celebration, repeating his 2025 Club World Cup intrusion.
Mara Wilson's Matilda embodies justice, morality, and triumph over bullies. This 1996 Roald Dahl adaptation inspires resilience and the power of intellect.
New York sculptor Sergio Furnari spent $100,000 of his own money to build a lifesize statue of Charlie Kirk, but no one wants to buy it. He hoped to raise millions but has only garnered $1,400 in donations.
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In Lisa Polster's documentary, young asylum seekers share heartbreaking experiences of a Swiss-Austrian border deportation camp, a gilded cage in an Alpine idyll.
Emma Beddington's family now has seven tortoises after two more hatched. The males must be separated to prevent attacks, and the tiny new arrivals cause constant anxiety. Despite the chaos, her husband considers adopting another.
Press tours for films like The Odyssey now feature stars playing games on YouTube and TikTok, replacing traditional interviews. This trend, dubbed 'Fallon-ification,' prioritizes viral moments over substance, frustrating journalists and diminishing the ar
Donald Trump and Gianni Infantino were booed at the World Cup final as Trump attempted to crash Spain's trophy celebrations before being ushered away by Infantino.
The Spanish National Orchestra made its long-awaited Proms debut at the Royal Albert Hall, led by outgoing chief conductor David Afkham in a program of Spanish classics.
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Director Anthony Frith cold-calls The Asylum to make his debut feature, facing a six-day shoot, no script, and a subatomic budget in this making-of documentary.
Spain's World Cup win in 2026 feels more inclusive, reflecting national diversity and a stronger economy, but contrasts with political polarization.
Matthew Broderick and Alan Ruck reveal how military haircuts, improvisation, and a broken knee helped create the timeless classic Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
A new UK prime minister, a lumberjack championship, and Greenland glacier research feature in Monday's global photo selections by The Guardian.
The 51st Toronto International Film Festival announces world premieres of films starring Helen Mirren, Seth Rogen, Chris Rock, Taron Egerton, and more, running September 10-20.
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The first full trailer for Avengers: Doomsday has been released, featuring returning heroes like Chris Hemsworth, Patrick Stewart, Florence Pugh, and Chris Evans.
