Lido Pimienta: Artist, Not Entertainer, on Politics and New Album
Lido Pimienta discusses her new album Caribenya, political activism, and why being a billionaire is tacky. She confronts Colombia's new president and music industry expectations.
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Meet Jayèma: The Hair Stylist Who Conquered the World Cup
London hair stylist Jayèma has worked with England, Brazil, USA, and Canada stars at the World Cup, braiding Raphinha and Rashford, while befriending Lamine Yamal's family.
Wild Gods: The Glorious Abysmal review – fascinating folk-rock
Wild Gods' debut album blends Hebridean waulking songs, Gaelic laments, and psychedelic influences into a fascinating fusion of post-rock and folk-rock, with healing themes rooted in criminal justice work.
Baby Rose: Yearnalism Review – Cinematic Soul
Baby Rose's third album 'Yearnalism' showcases cinematic soul with vintage R&B, soft-rock, and ballads, exploring emotional extremes through her fraying contralto.
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Heartstopper Forever to Anemone: Seven Best Films on TV This Week
Alice Oseman's LGBTQ+ teen drama concludes; Daniel Day-Lewis stars in 'Anemone'; plus 'Redux Redux', 'The Lady Eve', 'Misericordia', 'Kim Novak's Vertigo', and 'Anaconda'.
From Looksmaxxing to Nonnamaxxing: The Rise of Maxxing
Maxxing trends, from looksmaxxing to nonnamaxxing, involve going all in on a trait or habit. But do you know which ones are real? Take our quiz to find out.
Latin American Foto Festival Returns to New York
The ninth Latin American Foto Festival opens in New York from 11-26 July, featuring photographers exploring social, environmental and political issues across Latin America and the Caribbean.
Jenni Fagan on Kafka, Angelou, and a Shocking Teen Read
Scottish author Jenni Fagan shares her literary influences, from fairytales and The Hobbit to Maya Angelou's lessons of hope and the shock of A Clockwork Orange.
Elon Musk: Monster in Nolan's Odyssey
Stephen Collins' cartoon reimagines Elon Musk as the fearsome monster in Christopher Nolan's upcoming film The Odyssey, blending pop culture and mythology.
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Bayeux Tapestry Arrives in UK After 1,000 Years
The Bayeux tapestry has returned to England for the first time in nearly 1,000 years, arriving at the British Museum in a secretive overnight operation for a year-long exhibition starting September.
Fendi Haute Couture Show Blends Art and Politics in Rome
Maria Grazia Chiuri's first Fendi haute couture show in Rome challenges Italy's view of fashion as art, featuring kimono-inspired silhouettes and upcycled fur, with two accompanying exhibitions.
Ann Widdecombe Dies at 78: Tory MP and TV Star
Ann Widdecombe, former Conservative MP and prisons minister who later became a TV personality on Strictly Come Dancing and Celebrity Big Brother, has died aged 78.
Pokémon Go Fans Gather in Times Square for 10th Anniversary
Nearly 2,000 Pokémon Go players gathered in Times Square to celebrate the game's 10th anniversary with a massive in-person battle against Mewtwo, one of the largest such events in history.
Dutch Museum Covers Floor in Peanut Butter for Artist Tribute
Museum Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam spreads 800lb of peanut butter across gallery floor to recreate Wim T Schippers' 1962 artwork, honoring the late artist's absurdist vision.
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Stolen Velour, Floco and Aria SL Lead Best New Tracks
South London trio Stolen Velour, Floco and Aria SL deconstruct club music with liquid sounds on debut album Underlight, plus new tracks from Radie Peat, Kelela, PinkPantheress, and more.
Best Recent Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror: Sublimation, Last Day, and More
A roundup of the best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror books, including Sublimation by Isabel J Kim, Last Day of a Prior Life by Andrés Barba, and more.
The Week in Art: Ana Mendieta, Constable, and More
Tate Modern hosts a major Ana Mendieta exhibition, Constable turns 250, and accidental beauty from unattended online cameras in this week's art dispatch.
Sports Quiz: England v Norway, Wimbledon, Putellas
Test your knowledge on the week's top sports stories including England v Norway, Wimbledon, Alexia Putellas, and more across football, tennis, rugby, cricket, and swimming.
Beckett Biennale Reclaims Playwright for Ireland and Britain
A 12-year festival, the Samuel Beckett Biennale, will stage experimental readings of his works across Ireland and Britain, with tickets already on sale for 2036 performances.
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Chris Packham's Evolution: Epic Ode to Life's Origins
Chris Packham's new BBC series 'Evolution' shatters preconceptions about life, from Luca to spiders dreaming, with his trademark enthusiasm and radical honesty.
Cardamom and Lemon Gimlet Recipe
This spicy gin and citrus gimlet packs a punch despite its modest size. A gloriously summery aperitif with cardamom and honey.
Ann Widdecombe Dies at 78, Former Tory Minister and Reform UK Member
Ann Widdecombe, former Conservative minister and later Reform UK member, has died at 78. A prominent Eurosceptic and social conservative, she was known for her political career and TV appearances.
15 Best Hand Fans for Summer: Chic, Cool, Eco-Friendly
Hand fans are the chicest summer accessory. They're affordable, reusable, and won't run out of battery. Here are 15 of the best folding fans, from £3.50 to £58.
Lear Review: Family Focus Over Political Decline
Maureen Beattie stars in a gender-swapped King Lear at Pitlochry Festival Theatre, focusing on domestic decline rather than political tragedy, running until 1 August.
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Tour de France Picnic and Typhoon Bavi: Photos of Day
The Guardian's picture editors select photographs from around the world, featuring a Tour de France picnic, Typhoon Bavi, wildfires, heatwaves, and more.
Debjani Banerjee: Henry Hoover Meets Hindu Deity Ganesha
In a witty exhibition at Bluecoat, Liverpool, Debjani Banerjee blends British suburbia with Bengali traditions, using a Henry hoover as Ganesha to explore dual heritage and cultural preservation.
Kids Gave Me a Creative Kaleidoscope, Not a Block
Writer Chris Ames feared parenthood would stifle his creativity, but instead found it opened new ways of seeing the world through his children's invented language and fresh perspectives.
Arles 2026: UFOs, Animals, and Unknowns Shine
The world's most prestigious photography festival, Les Rencontres de la Photographie in Arles, features standout shows on UFOs, animal photography, and overlooked masters, challenging traditional hierarchies.
Channel 5 Pulls Tracie Andrews Drama After Daughter's Concerns
Channel 5 has postponed true crime drama Under Suspicion: Tracie Andrews after Lee Harvey's daughter Danielle said her family was not notified and learned about it on social media.
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Presenter Rolls Eyes During Bonnie Tyler Death Report
Channel 5 newsreader Dani Sinha was caught on live TV rolling her eyes after multiple blunders during a report on Bonnie Tyler's death, sparking viewer backlash.
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