Lionel Scaloni, who became Argentina manager by chance after the 2018 World Cup, has built a paternal bond with Lionel Messi and led the team to World Cup glory, now aiming to be only the second manager to win two World Cups.
Kit Fan's second novel follows chef Amber Fan as she opens a fusion restaurant in post-9/11 London, grappling with family, migration, and the changing face of Chinatown amid Hong Kong's political turmoil.
André Holland stars in this boxing drama that finds tenderness amid gritty DC backdrop. The film wins on points, piling up emotional victories until its themes of redemption leave you reaching for tissues.
Mathew Horne and Joanna Page reflect on their instant chemistry, iconic romantic moments, and how Gavin & Stacey became Britain's most beloved TV couple.
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Lindsey Graham's 2015 autobiography details his upbringing in segregated South Carolina, his parents' late desegregation of their cafe, and his controversial stances on systemic racism.
BBC will broadcast England's World Cup semi-final against Argentina live from Atlanta, with a peak audience expected to top ITV's 18 million for the Norway win.
Jane Campion shares memories of Sam Neill on The Piano set and his final days in hospital, describing his radiating peace and love.
Da' Gullah American Revolutionary Experience retells the revolutionary war from the perspective of the formerly enslaved, highlighting the contributions and sacrifices of Black and Native American patriots.
Enid Marx's fabric designs for the London Underground revolutionized commuter experience. A new exhibition at Compton Verney celebrates her overlooked contribution to British design.
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A revue of 18 lesser-known songs by Rent composer Jonathan Larson, full of heart and humour, runs at Southwark Playhouse Borough until 22 August. The eclectic selection spans cabaret blues to pop bangers, showcasing Larson's industriousness.
System of a Down's concert at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium blends brutal metal, anti-war anger, and perverted pop, offering catharsis despite no new material.
Enyd Williams, celebrated BBC radio drama director known for casting June Whitfield as Miss Marple and adapting Conan Doyle and Christie, dies aged 83.
Outdoors journalist Sian Lewis answers your camping questions on tents, sleeping mats, and more. Post queries below; she responds 15 July at 12 BST.
D-topia is a deceptively simple puzzle game that critiques AI-driven utopias. Players tend to bots and humans in a sleek, soothing world where happiness is optimised, but existential questions linger.
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From Muna's queer joy to Raye's hopeful pop, readers pick the best albums of 2026, including Maya Hawke, Flea, and J Cole.
A new film season at London's Barbican, Project a Black Planet: Film, explores pan-Africanism's rich history through screenings, talks, and performances, highlighting solidarity and resistance.
A Tinder survey reveals 42% of singles find shaved heads sexier, signaling the rise of bald acceptance inspired by rapper Pitbull's confidence.
The Guardian's Saturday magazine wants real couples to share their sex lives anonymously for the This is How We Do It column, aiming to counter exaggerated media portrayals.
In Heartbreak Hotel, Karin McCracken explores broken heart syndrome and breakup songs, blending science and music to capture the universal pain of heartbreak.
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Confessions of a Shopaholic, a 2009 romcom starring Isla Fisher, gains new relevance as Gen Z and millennials face high debt from buy now, pay later services. The film's warning against credit card debt resonates today.
Readers share stunning photographs capturing city scenes, wildlife, and everyday moments from around the world, including Chicago, Massachusetts, and Japan.
Diego Maradona's image and legacy fuel Argentina's anti-English sentiment ahead of their World Cup semi-final against England, with fans and players invoking his memory through banners, songs, and social media.
After Lindsey Graham's death, Jon Stewart and Seth Meyers criticize an aging Congress and Donald Trump's bizarre reactions, highlighting the disconnect between lawmakers and public needs.
Jude Bellingham has become England's defining national figure, transcending hostility to be the emotional and symbolic focal point of the team, argues Calum Jacobs.
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Dame Patricia Routledge's private letters from King Charles, Betty Boothroyd, and Theresa May are among items auctioned from her estate, revealing her friendships.
Nick's at Port of Menteith, owned by chef Nick Nairn, ranked 47th in the Good Food Guide's 2026 list of Britain's 100 Best Local Restaurants, celebrating 40 years in hospitality.
Emmerdale viewers discover actor Ned Porteous's striking resemblance to YouTuber George Clarke and Superman star David Corenswet, leaving fans speechless.
Patrick Grant, judge on The Great British Sewing Bee, previously dated fashion designer Katie Hillier from 2007 to 2015, and now dates a dentist, shielding her from public scrutiny.
Newcastle Pride 2026 will see a major change to the march route, ending at Grey's Monument instead of the Civic Centre. Olympic legend Dame Kelly Holmes and North East Mayor Kim McGuinness are among speakers.
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Richard Gere, 76, and Diana Silvers, 28, film 'Asymmetry' in NYC, sparking backlash over their 48-year age gap, with some fans calling it 'gross'.
