Kimmel Mocks Trump for Napping at NBA Finals and Iran Claims
Late-night hosts Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Meyers mock Trump for dozing at the NBA finals, misleading Iran peace talks, and plans for a Trump Promenade in DC.
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Art Galleries Criticised for Displaying Too Much or Too Little Art
Readers respond to an article on art overload in galleries, discussing the balance between showing collections and visitor experience. Letters offer tips and perspectives.
David Harbour Speaks on Lily Allen's 'West End Girl' Album
David Harbour comments for the first time on Lily Allen's revealing album 'West End Girl', which details their marriage dissolution, calling it 'weird' but respecting her artistry.
Rachel Downey obituary: Journalist and comms strategist
Rachel Downey, former editor of Nursing Times and communications strategist at the Department of Health, dies aged 60 of renal failure. She led public relations for Martha's Rule and the Hughes Report.
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Alan Scales, BBC Producer and Cameraman, Dies at 88
Alan Scales, who worked on Nationwide, Panorama, and Newsnight, and later ran Imagicians for over 40 years, has died aged 88.
Glenn Close, Ridley Scott to Get Honorary Oscars
Glenn Close and Ridley Scott, long snubbed by the Oscars, will finally receive honorary awards at the Governors Awards in November, alongside animator Floyd Norman and producers Christine Vachon and Pamela Koffler.
Laurence Olivier Blue Plaque Unveiled by Ian McKellen
Ian McKellen unveiled a blue plaque at Laurence Olivier's childhood home in Pimlico, London, where he lived from age five to 12 and discovered his acting talent.
Diana Evans Wins Jhalak Prose Prize
Diana Evans wins the Jhalak prose prize for 'I Want to Talk to You', a nonfiction collection on topics from Jean Rhys to the monarchy. Children's and poetry prizes also awarded.
We Had a World Review: Family Feud on Stage
Joshua Harmon's play 'We Had a World' explores the fraught relationship between his mother and grandmother, with sharp characterizations and thoughtful staging at Hampstead Theatre.
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Sudoku 7,343 Hard: Fill Grid 1-9
Solve the Guardian's Sudoku 7,343 hard puzzle. Fill every row, column, and 3x3 box with numbers 1-9. Solutions in next print edition.
Hamlet Hail to the Thief London Barbican Dates
Acclaimed stage production fusing Radiohead's album with Shakespeare's tragedy to open at Barbican theatre this autumn, featuring original cast members.
SS Great Britain Site Renamed Bristol Dockyards
Bristol's SS Great Britain site is renamed Bristol Dockyards, with a museum revamp focusing on inclusivity and community stories, dropping the Brunel name.
Gordon and Rice Star as England Beat Costa Rica 3-0
England defeated Costa Rica 3-0 in their final World Cup warm-up, with goals from Rice, Gordon, and Watkins. Bellingham impressed in the No. 10 role.
Cartier's Diamond Menagerie: Bird Brooch Defied Nazis
Cartier's exhibition at NGV Melbourne features 350+ jewels, including a bird brooch symbolizing resistance during Nazi occupation, and explores the maison's animal-inspired designs.
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Peter Weir Honored with AFTRS Lifetime Achievement Award
Director Peter Weir, known for Dead Poets Society and The Truman Show, accepted the inaugural AFTRS lifetime achievement award at Sydney film festival, celebrated for defining Australian culture and global storytelling.
Johnny Warren Museum: Australian Football History in a Country Pub
Tucked away in the Jamberoo Pub, the Johnny Warren Museum preserves Australian football's rich history, filling the void left by Football Australia's unfulfilled promise of a national museum.
Phil Wang: Can Comedy Heal Divided Britain?
Comedian Phil Wang discusses his new show Uh Oh, the end of the woke age, gen Z's rightward shift, and his moustache. He aims to lower the temperature in incendiary times.
FIFA's Cowardice Exposed: US Seizes Control of 2026 World Cup
Omar Artan's US visa denial highlights FIFA's subservience to Trump, as the 2026 World Cup becomes a stage for performative cruelty and power imbalance.
Thursday News Quiz: Resignations, Buffy, and Theatre
Test your knowledge with 15 questions on topical news, pop culture, and general knowledge. No prizes, just fun. Allons-y!
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World Cup 2026 Opens with Three Ceremonies on ITV
The FIFA World Cup 2026 begins with three opening ceremonies featuring J Balvin and Tyla in Mexico City. Plus, Britney Spears documentary and Taskmaster final.
Frida Slattery As Herself: A Skilful Theatrical Romance
Ana Kinsella's debut novel follows actor Frida and director John over 16 years, blending romance and creative collaboration in a charismatic and unusual story.
Pride: The Musical Revives Gay-Miners Alliance Story
The new musical adaptation of the 2014 film 'Pride' brings the true story of LGBTQ+ activists supporting striking miners to the stage, with original participants sharing their emotional reactions.
Mexico Hopes Football Emerges From World Cup Chaos
As the 2026 World Cup begins in Mexico amid controversy over visa issues, ticket prices, and FIFA politics, the host nation hopes the tournament's football can overshadow the negativity.
The Evil Lawyer Review: Gripping, Hammy Thai Drama
Netflix's Thai courtroom drama The Evil Lawyer blends gripping twists, hammy villainy, and social commentary. Despite tonal issues, it's a fun watch.
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Strictly Ballroom Review: A Feelgood Dance Classic Reissued
Baz Luhrmann's 1992 debut 'Strictly Ballroom' returns to cinemas, a goofy and lovable tale of ballroom dancing that inspired TV's Strictly Come Dancing.
Zohran Mamdani Plays Bracketology to Predict World Cup Winner
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani tries Guardian's Bracketology game to predict the World Cup winner. Behind the scenes, a huge team effort made the interactive game possible.
Best Games of 2026 So Far: Forza, Resident Evil, and More
Discover the top games of 2026, including Forza Horizon 6, Resident Evil: Requiem, and Pokémon Pokopia. A thrilling year for gamers.
Fireworks Light Up Sagrada Família After Pope's Blessing
Fireworks and a light show illuminated Barcelona's Sagrada Família after Pope Leo XIV blessed its newest spire, making it the world's tallest church.
Bettina's Chelsea Hotel Art Finally Exhibited in Glasgow
Reclusive artist Bettina Grossman spent decades filling her Chelsea Hotel room with art. Now her works are on display at Glasgow International, revealing a lifetime of obsessive creativity.
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Kelsey Lu's 'So Help Me God': A Graceful, Eclectic Album
Kelsey Lu's second album, 'So Help Me God,' blends pop, soul, and avant-garde with guests like Jack Antonoff, Kim Gordon, and Sampha. A cohesive, spellbinding work worth the seven-year gap.
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