Nolan's Odyssey: Rave Reviews, $250M Budget
Christopher Nolan's star-studded adaptation of Homer's Odyssey receives rave reviews. The $250M Imax blockbuster stars Matt Damon, Zendaya, and Tom Holland. Will it live up to the hype?
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Jill Scott Review: Joyous Phones-Free Show in Brooklyn
Jill Scott's phones-free concert at Brooklyn's Kings Theatre is a triumphant celebration of 26 years in music, featuring phenomenal vocals, saucy humor, and deep audience connection.
English Speakers Flock to Telemundo for World Cup
Telemundo's Spanish-language World Cup broadcasts have won over millions of US viewers, including English speakers, with energetic commentary and no ads during hydration breaks.
Homer's Odyssey: Film and Translation Transformations
Readers discuss Uberto Pasolini's film The Return, translations of Homer's Odyssey, and excitement over Christopher Nolan's upcoming adaptation.
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Today programme was equally annoying before Humphrys left
Readers respond to John Humphrys' claim that the Today programme has become annoying since he left, arguing it was not perfect during his tenure either.
Nolan’s Odyssey Earns Rave Reviews Before Release
Christopher Nolan’s $250m star-studded adaptation of Homer’s Odyssey has earned rave reviews from critics, making it one of the year’s most anticipated films. The three-hour Imax blockbuster features Matt Damon, Zendaya, and Tom Holland.
Every Year 6 Child to Get Katherine Rundell's Book for Christmas
Over 800,000 copies of Katherine Rundell's 'Impossible Creatures' will be given to Year 6 and P6 children across the UK through The Queen's Christmas Present initiative, marking the end of the National Year of Reading.
20 Photos of the Week: Gaza, Wildfires, World Cup
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, wildfires in France and Spain, ICE killings in Maine, and World Cup semi-finals: the past seven days captured by leading photojournalists.
Ann Droid Review: Robot Comedy with Diane Morgan and Sue Johnston
Ann Droid, a new BBC comedy starring Diane Morgan and Sue Johnston, explores a widow's bond with a robot carer. It's funny, touching, and shot through with love.
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First Night of the Proms: US Independence Takes Centre Stage
The Proms' First Night celebrated the 250th anniversary of US independence with Copland, Gershwin, and a new commission, plus a surprise Mancunian encore.
Five Great Reads: Ancient Epics, Fearsome Editors, Sam Neill
Guardian Australia's weekend wrap features magical mushrooms, the man who shaped Britain's modern press, and 2,600-year-old spoilers. Dive into these compelling stories.
Killer Sudoku 1,031: Solve the Puzzle
Killer Sudoku 1,031 is now available. Normal sudoku rules apply with dotted-line cages. Numbers in cages sum to the corner figure, no repeats within cages.
Parisian Waiters Not Rude, Just Misunderstood, Says Expat
A British journalist living in Paris argues that Parisian waiters are not rude but misunderstood, citing cultural differences like the importance of saying 'bonjour'.
Ghana's Hand-Painted Film Posters: Art and Revival
Hand-painted film posters from Ghana, known for wild reinterpretations, are experiencing a global revival. Artists like Heavy J and Stoger create exaggerated scenes, sometimes provoking viewer backlash. Deadly Prey Gallery preserves this tradition, with c
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Chris Packham's Evolution Tops Week's Rave Reviews
Chris Packham's Evolution is hailed as a coronation, while Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey impresses. Plus, highlights from TV, books, film, and music this week.
Six Great Reads: Flight Attendant Confessions, Culture Wars, Sam Neill
Sam Neill's final interview, flight attendant secrets, America's culture wars, Andy Burnham's rise, Jakarta's garbage mountains, and the Dacre dynasty's press influence.
Hannah Waddingham on Sexism, Stunts, and Stardom at 51
Hannah Waddingham, star of Ted Lasso, discusses calling out misogyny, her new Hollywood era, and why she's more than just camp in an exclusive interview at 51.
Matt Damon Stars in Nolan's The Odyssey: Entertainment Guide
Matt Damon stars as Odysseus in Christopher Nolan's epic 'The Odyssey,' part of this week's entertainment guide featuring films, gigs, art, stage, streaming, games, albums, and brain food.
End of Term Marks Start of Real Work in Barnicoat Cartoon
A new Becky Barnicoat cartoon satirises the post-term frenzy as parents face a summer of relentless activity, turning the end of school into a busier, more stressful period than term time itself.
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My Dog's Social Network Puts Mine to Shame
Accompanying his wife on a morning dog walk, Tim Dowling discovers his dog Jean has better name recognition than him, while his wife has a vast social network in the park, leaving him feeling invisible.
Blind Date: Hugh and Edie Swap Numbers After Catalan Connection
Hugh, 55, and Edie, 50, hit it off on a blind date in Altrincham, bonding over Catalan language and culture. They swapped numbers and plan to meet again.
TV Tonight: Alan Carr's Picture Slam; The Sentinels
Alan Carr's Picture Slam enters its fourth series on BBC One. Plus, French war drama The Sentinels, Alexander Armstrong Across America finale, and more.
Laura Benanti: Nobody Cares review – cringe comedy from a people pleaser
Tony winner Laura Benanti's solo show mixes awkward confessions and songs, but loses focus in the second half. Charm and schmaltz coexist.
Pompeii: Out of Time With Tom Hiddleston – Tearjerking Doc
Tom Hiddleston hosts a National Geographic documentary on the destruction of Pompeii, blending scholarship with emotional reenactments to reveal the human stories behind the Vesuvius eruption.
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Nolan’s The Odyssey Clears Release Schedule as Rivals Flee
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is set to dominate July 2025, forcing competitors to avoid its release week. With no major blockbusters opening against it, Nolan proves his unmatched clout in event cinema, turning an ancient epic into the year’s biggest f
Saturday Quiz: 15 Tricky Questions to Test Your Knowledge
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Whale Lost at Sea: Kids' Quiz on Navigation and Fun Facts
If a whale gets lost, can it find its way home? Five multiple-choice questions set by children test your knowledge. Submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes.
Cold War Steve on Don Quixote and Sancho Panza saving World Cup
Cold War Steve's latest cartoon depicts Don Quixote and Sancho Panza as unlikely heroes rescuing the World Cup from corruption and commercialism, reflecting on football's soul.
Sharon Blackie: At 60 I Wasn't Ready to Give Up, I Was Just Starting
Sharon Blackie, author of 'Hagitude' and 'If Women Rose Rooted', discusses her mission to revive folklore, confront fears, and empower women through nature and mythology.
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Natalie Imbruglia: Forgetting Lyrics, ADHD, and Tinned Spaghetti
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