Rare chance to see St George's Hall Minton tile floor
St George's Hall in Liverpool reveals its rare Minton tile floor from July 17 to September 2, 2026, with guided tours, workshops, and live performances, after attracting 20,000 visitors in 2023.
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Shakira Review: She-Wolf Roars in Victory Lap Tour
Shakira's Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran tour in Newark showcases her evolution from rockera to global superstar, with a surprise Wyclef Jean appearance and record-breaking $421.6m in sales.
Unheard 1965 David Bowie Songs with Jimmy Page Released
Unheard 1965 recordings by David Bowie, featuring Jimmy Page on guitar, are set for release in September on the compilation 'David Bowie: The Shel Talmy Recordings'.
Nolan's Odyssey: Epic of Men, Monsters and Moral Change
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey reinvents Homeric legend as a postwar disillusion epic, starring Matt Damon and exploring PTSD, with thrilling ambition and breathtaking visuals.
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Nolan's Odyssey: A Modern Hero's Guilt vs Homer's Epic
Emily Hauser reviews Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, arguing the film reshapes Homer's hero into a guilt-ridden modern leader, sidelining female nuance and complexity.
Hit Machine review: slick music biz drama strikes false notes
In Hit Machine at Soho Theatre, Josh Radnor and Noah Galvin star as brothers in a drama about masculinity and trauma, but the play resolves its themes too easily, lacking depth.
Late Night Hosts Mock Graham Replacement and Iran Airstrikes
Late night hosts discuss Lindsey Graham's sister Darline as his interim Senate replacement, US airstrikes in Iran, and AI bringing back the dead.
Backyard Biennial: East review – a migraine-inducing mess
A scathing review of Whitechapel Gallery's new summer festival: a confused, joyless show about east London, migration, and climate that fails to connect its disparate works.
Wally Funk, pioneering aviator and oldest woman in space, dies at 87
Wally Funk, the pioneering American aviator who became the oldest woman to fly into space at age 82 aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard in 2021, has died at 87. She was a trailblazer for women in aviation.
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Chelsea fan recalls Ken Bates' chip deal
Colin Sweeney recalls a 1999 restaurant encounter at Stamford Bridge where Chelsea chairman Ken Bates bought pink champagne and traded £1 for a chip, writing a promissory note for a finance job.
Farage's World Cup Dream vs England's Reality
Ella Baron's cartoon contrasts Nigel Farage's World Cup ambitions with England's early exit, highlighting political grandstanding.
Florence Welch's mother calls arts cuts 'absolutely tragic'
Prof Evelyn Welch, incoming Russell Group chair and mother of singer Florence Welch, says cuts to arts and humanities are 'absolutely tragic', citing her daughter's success as proof of the value of creative education.
ITV and BBC to Air Full World Cup Final Half-Time Show
ITV and BBC will broadcast the full half-time show at the World Cup final, featuring Madonna, Bieber, Shakira, and BTS, despite concerns over its 25-30 minute length, potentially breaching FIFA's 15-minute rule.
Jude Bellingham Lookalikes Compete for £1,966 Voucher
A dozen Jude Bellingham lookalikes gathered at Boxpark in Shoreditch for a contest, with the winner receiving a £1,966 Deliveroo voucher, hours before England's semi-final against Argentina.
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Munch's Freia Frieze: Art and Exploitation in Oslo Show
An exhibition at Oslo's Munch Museum reveals the dark history behind Edvard Munch's 1922 Freia frieze, linking it to cocoa exploitation, workers' rights, and gender inequality.
Guardian Sudoku 7,383 Hard Puzzle Online
The Guardian's Sudoku 7,383 hard puzzle is now accessible online. Fill rows, columns, and 3x3 boxes with numbers 1-9. Solutions appear in subsequent print editions.
Sam Neill's Cause of Death: Pneumonia, Rep Says
Sam Neill died of pneumonia, his representative confirmed, after the actor was cancer-free following CAR T-cell therapy. His family released the cause due to media inaccuracies.
John Waters on 60 Years of Screen Carnage: Drugs, Dead Dogs, and Desperate Living
John Waters reflects on Hairspray and Desperate Living rereleases, his angriest movie, dead dogs, dirty rats, RFK Jr., and why he quit drugs after success.
Bucharest tourists rent illegal flats in high-risk quake buildings
Exclusive data reveals over 207 illegal tourist rentals in Bucharest buildings with highest seismic risk, with capacity for 1,000+ visitors nightly. Experts warn a major earthquake is inevitable.
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TV Tonight: Jennifer Garner and Chloë Sevigny in Summer Drama
The Five-Star Weekend premieres on Sky Atlantic at 9pm, following five wealthy women with secrets. Plus: Dan Snow's Odyssey, Property Brothers, and more.
Up All Night Review: Seductive History of Nightlife
Imogen Willetts' 'Up All Night' explores 500 years of nightlife, from 18th-century pleasure gardens to Studio 54, blending history, theory, and pop culture in a compelling read.
Sweeney Todd Review: Sondheim's Demon Barber Still a Cut Above
Ramin Karimloo and Meow Meow star in Joe Murphy's superb staging of Sweeney Todd at Birmingham Rep, full of dark gothic humour and tremendous singing.
Sam Neill's Cause of Death: Pneumonia After Cancer Battle
Sam Neill died from pneumonia on Monday, his representative revealed, addressing inaccuracies in media reports. The actor had been cancer-free since April after treatment for T-cell lymphoma.
Catcher in the Rye at 75: Timeless Teenage Angst
Joseph O'Connor reflects on how JD Salinger's 'The Catcher in the Rye' inspired him to become a writer, 75 years after its publication.
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Fleabag at 10: Did It Transform or Constrain Female-Led TV?
Ten years on, Fleabag's success opened doors for female showrunners but also created new pressures. As streamers tighten budgets, the industry risks forcing women's stories back into a box.
The Hawk Review: Ferrell's Golf Comedy Falls Flat
Will Ferrell's Netflix series 'The Hawk' revives Frat Pack tropes but feels dated, with crude jokes and a charmless protagonist, failing to deliver genuine laughs.
Renzo Piano's Glass Cube Leads Stirling Prize Shortlist
Paddington Square, an 18-storey glass cube by Renzo Piano, is the standout on a Stirling Prize shortlist dominated by brick buildings. The tower, a scaled-down version of a rejected 72-storey plan, shapes a new public realm at Paddington Station.
Guardian Writers Pick 2026 Songs of the Summer
Guardian writers select their top tracks for summer 2026, including Madonna's 'Danceteria,' Olivia Rodrigo's 'Stupid Song,' and Kim Petras' 'Jeep,' spanning pop, country, and tech house.
Best New Paperbacks: July Reads from O'Hagan, Toews, Braithwaite
Discover the best new paperbacks for July, including Oyinkan Braithwaite's 'Cursed Daughters', Andrew O'Hagan's 'On Friendship', and Miriam Toews' 'A Truce That Is Not Peace'.
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Angela Hartnett on Vintage Plates, KitchenAid, and Cycling
Chef Angela Hartnett reveals her shopping habits: favourite shops, regretful purchases like fitness machines, and her love for Richard Ginori plates and cycling.
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