Call of My Life Review: Nigerian Romcom for Summer
Nigerian romcom Call of My Life, starring Uzoamaka Power and Andrew Yaw Bunting, is a breezy summer watch about a call-centre worker who falls for a charming customer.
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Edinburgh 2026: 10 Reviewed Shows – Bog Witch to Baby Doomer
From Bog Witch to Baby Doomer, the Guardian's critics pick 10 standout shows at the Edinburgh Festival 2026, including comedy, circus, and climate theatre.
Madonna’s Confessions II: Nostalgic Dance Album Revitalizes
Madonna’s new album Confessions II marks a creative renaissance by embracing nostalgia, reuniting with producer Stuart Price, and weaving emotionally charged memories into dance bangers.
Life Support Review: Gaza War Documentary Devastates
In Daniele Rugo's documentary, doctors recount their harrowing medical missions to Gaza since October 2023, offering independent witness amid the Israel-Hamas conflict.
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We Are Not Machines Review: Dignity at Work in AI Era
Sarah O’Connor’s new book explores how AI and automation threaten worker dignity, drawing on historical battles and modern examples like Amazon warehouses.
Father and Son Find Solace in Crash Site Community for Grief Film
Don Edkins and his son Teboho made a documentary about mourning after losing Max in the 2019 Ethiopian Airlines crash, focusing on the Orthodox Tewahedo community's grieving rituals near the crash site.
Rachel Aviv: Sentimental Motherhood Writing Is Boring
Pulitzer-finalist Rachel Aviv explores the complex mother-daughter bond in her new essay collection 'You Won't Get Free of It', rejecting sentimental clichés and revealing hidden truths.
RuneScape at 25: How the MMO Thrives as a Virtual Social Space
RuneScape, the iconic MMO, turns 25 with over 300m accounts and $3bn revenue. It remains a vital social hub for thousands, hosting in-game weddings and fostering lifelong friendships.
England World Cup Classic in Mexico, Trump Novelty
David Squires cartoon covers England's World Cup last-eight berth and US slump, with a Trump novelty twist. Buy his works including 'Chaos in the Box'.
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The Last One for the Road Review: Drunken Antics in Venice
Review of The Last One for the Road, a tragicomedy about two ageing boozers and a lovelorn student on a road trip to Venice, blending depression and humour.
Birth Keepers Podcast: Emilee and Yolande Meet
In episode two of The Birth Keepers, Guardian journalists investigate Emilee Saldaya, founder of Free Birth Society, and her partner Yolande Norris-Clark, questioning their credentials and movement origins.
BTS Review: Joy and Versatility at First UK Show in 7 Years
BTS played their first UK show in seven years at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, delivering an unbelievably enjoyable spectacle that melted cynicism and showcased their versatility from hard rap to buttery pop.
Free Birth Podcast Led to Tragedy: Episode 3
Lorren Holliday, after joining a Facebook group and listening to Free Birth Society podcasts, chose a free birth that ended in tragedy. Episode 3 of The Birth Keepers investigation.
Birth Keepers Ep6: Death Plan – Backlash Against FBS
In episode six of The Birth Keepers, backlash against FBS intensifies as Emilee and Yolande address the crisis. The Guardian's year-long investigation continues.
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Nolan's The Odyssey Hailed as Oscar Contender by Critics
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey premiered in London to ecstatic reviews, with critics calling it a best picture Oscar contender and praising Robert Pattinson's villainous performance.
Patrice Lawrence Named Children's Laureate
YA author Patrice Lawrence succeeds Frank Cottrell-Boyce as children's laureate, focusing on reading to foster community in a divided world.
New Children's Laureate Patrice Lawrence Plans to Boost Reading
Patrice Lawrence, author of Orangeboy, becomes UK children's laureate, focusing on reading for pleasure to unite a fractured society and reach isolated children.
Jimmy Adams: Chess Master and Editor Dies at 79
Jimmy Adams, a Fide master and former editor of Chess magazine, has died aged 79. He was known for his witty personality, encyclopedic knowledge, and tabloid-style writing that brought games and players to life.
The Invite Welcomes Polyamory Into Cinemas – About Time
The Invite is a poly-romcom that reflects modern attitudes to non-conventional relationships, offering a refreshing alternative to cautionary tales about non-monogamy.
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Ushida Findlay: Soft and Hairy House and Culture Clash
The V&A Dundee exhibition showcases Ushida Findlay's surreal architecture, including the Soft and Hairy House, blending Scottish and Japanese influences.
Shahrnush Parsipur, Iranian Author, Dies at 80
Shahrnush Parsipur, the celebrated Iranian writer and political exile whose feminist novels led to repeated imprisonment, has died aged 80. Her UK publisher called her legacy incomparable.
Chanel Fairytale Couture: Storybook Runway at Paris Fashion Week
Chanel's autumn/winter 2026-27 couture show featured a fairytale theme with mousseline suits and a 'revenge' little black dress, celebrating Coco Chanel's rags-to-riches story.
How Your Work Clothes Reflect Your Identity and Career
Clothes are powerful non-verbal communicators. Share how your work attire reflects who you are and what you do. Tell us your story.
Global Photos: Bull Run, Nato Summit, Iran Mourns Khamenei
The Guardian’s picture editors select striking images from around the world, including the San Fermin bull run, the Nato summit in Ankara, and the farewell ceremony for Iran's former supreme leader Ali Khamenei.
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Anydeli Plastic-Free Containers Review: Perfect Food Storage
The new Anydeli silicone food containers are back in stock after selling out. They are non-toxic, microwave-safe, oven-safe, dishwasher-safe, and leak-proof. A reviewer raves they are endlessly versatile and kid-friendly.
TV's Best Posthumous Performances: Van Der Beek to Fisher
James Van Der Beek's posthumous role in Elle joins a tradition of memorable TV performances by actors who died before their final scenes aired.
Supermarket Parmesan Taste Test: Best and Worst Cheeses
In a blind taste test of 13 supermarket parmesan and parmigiano reggiano cheeses, Nicholas Jordan and a panel of experts rate each wedge on aroma, texture, and taste, revealing the best overall and best value options.
Comedian Parodying Karl Stefanovic Says He 'Doesn't Scare Me'
Comedian Henry Bretz, who has posted over 30 satirical videos impersonating Karl Stefanovic, says the former Today host turned podcaster blocked him on social media but 'doesn't scare me'.
Ngarn Wa’ngal: Gum Tree Art Exhibition at Potter Museum
A new exhibition at Melbourne's Potter Museum of Art, Ngarn Wa’ngal, celebrates the cultural and ecological significance of eucalypts with over 160 works. Opens 10 July, free admission.
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Sunshine: Danny Boyle's Space Slasher as Atheist's Nightmare
In Danny Boyle's 2007 sci-fi thriller Sunshine, a crew must nuke the dying sun back to life, exploring how space drives madness and existential horror, akin to Project Hail Mary's darker cousin.
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