McCartney's Lost Bass Found: Detection and Sadness
A new documentary reveals the recovery of Paul McCartney's iconic 1961 Höfner bass after 50 years, uncovering a bittersweet story of theft and survival.
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Reality TV's Most Shocking Moments That Should Never Have Aired
Married at First Sight Australia's recent dinner party outrage joins a long list of reality TV moments that crossed ethical lines, including racial abuse on Celebrity Big Brother and violent confrontations.
Dean Sameshima's Wonderland: LA's Hidden Queer Sex Clubs
Dean Sameshima's 1990s photographs capture Silver Lake's clandestine queer sex clubs and cruising spots, blending grief, secrecy, and community in a poignant exhibition at Soft Opening, London.
Beisembayev's Romantic Recital: Intimacy Meets Conviction in Cardiff
Kazakh pianist Alim Beisembayev delivered a profound recital at Cardiff's Royal Welsh College, tracing Romanticism from Schubert to Liszt with deep interpretative insight and technical brilliance.
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Global Photo Diary: Parades, Protests, and Conflict
A visual journey through Monday's events: from carnival parades in Mexico to solemn protests in Brazil, and scenes of conflict in Gaza and Iran, highlighting global diversity and turmoil.
Australia's Top Photos of March 2026: A Visual Journey
A curated collection of Australia's most compelling photographs from March 2026, featuring Mardi Gras celebrations, sporting drama, cultural moments, and natural wonders across the nation.
March Favourites: Cosy Picks from Poetry to Pillows
Discover the top 12 products loved in March, including eye cream, memory foam pillows, and a viral hot brush, blending cosy comfort with springtime readiness.
'Succulent Chinese Meal' Speech Added to Australia's Archive
Jack Karlson's viral 1991 arrest speech, a meme sensation, is now preserved in Australia's National Film and Sound Archive among other culturally significant audio recordings.
Squid Game Composer Jung Jae-il on AI and Human Music
South Korean composer Jung Jae-il, behind Squid Game and Parasite, discusses his unique approach to music, embracing imperfection as a human response to AI threats in composition.
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Discover five expert strategies from stylist Liz Teich for looking fashionable in rainy weather, including waterproof boots, cropped trenches, and clear umbrellas.
Morcheeba's 'The Sea': The Untold Story of a 90s Anthem
Morcheeba reveals the chaotic creation of 'The Sea', from studio all-nighters to a string section mistaking Ross Godfrey for the tea boy, and how it became their live favourite.
Corey Feldman on Oscars Snub: 'Family Reunion I Wasn't Invited To'
Stand By Me star Corey Feldman shares his feelings about being excluded from the Oscars tribute to director Rob Reiner, describing it as a missed opportunity.
Andrew Bodnar, Bassist for Graham Parker, Dies at 71
Andrew Bodnar, the acclaimed bassist known for his work with Graham Parker & the Rumour and contributions to hits by Elvis Costello and Nick Lowe, has passed away at age 71.
Midgitte Bardot Confronts Dwarfism Prejudice in New Show
Non-binary drag performer Tamm Reynolds discusses street harassment, spinal surgery recovery, and their powerful new act 'Shooting From Below' at London's Southbank Centre.
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Desmond Williams, Modernist Church Architect, Dies at 93
Desmond Williams, the architect renowned for designing modernist Catholic churches that encouraged active worship, has passed away at 93. His work, including four listed churches, blended liturgical function with artistic collaboration.
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Mary Beth Hurt, the acclaimed actress known for roles in Interiors and The World According to Garp, has passed away aged 79. We revisit her career highlights and marriage to Paul Schrader.
Dua Lipa to Curate London Literature Festival
Brit award-winning pop star Dua Lipa will curate the 19th London literature festival at the Southbank Centre in 2026, shaping events with her Service95 book club.
Sculptor Lloyd Le Blanc, Artichoke Creator, Dies at 85
Lloyd Le Blanc, a sculptor known for his bronze flora and fauna works, including a giant artichoke at Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons, has passed away aged 85 in Leicestershire.
BBC Sacks Scott Mills Abruptly in Davie's Final Days
The BBC's summary dismissal of Radio 2 breakfast host Scott Mills over unspecified personal conduct allegations marks a swift, final decision in Tim Davie's last week as director general, raising questions about due process and corporate strategy.
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BBC Fires Scott Mills Over Historic Conduct Claims
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Laura Dern to Star in Epstein Investigation Series
Laura Dern will portray journalist Julie K Brown in a new limited series about the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, based on Brown's book and executive produced by Adam McKay.
Chip Taylor, 'Wild Thing' Songwriter, Dies at 86
Chip Taylor, the legendary songwriter behind hits like 'Wild Thing' and 'Angel of the Morning', has passed away at 86 from cancer. His career spanned seven decades, influencing artists from Jimi Hendrix to Willie Nelson.
Babies Review: Grief and Communication in BBC Drama
Stefan Golaszewski's Babies is a moving BBC series exploring miscarriage, relationships, and unspoken emotions with exquisite tension and humor.
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Céline Dion Announces Paris Comeback After Illness Battle
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Guardian Sudoku: Daily Puzzle and Print Solutions
A guide to the Guardian's daily Sudoku puzzles, including rules, print version access, and where to find solutions in upcoming editions for a complete solving experience.
Attenborough's Secret Garden Show Sparks Cat Debate
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Rare Bob Dylan Draft Lyrics Found in Ginsberg Book for Auction
A torn page with Bob Dylan's 1967 draft lyrics for 'I'm Not There' discovered in an Allen Ginsberg book is set for auction, estimated to fetch up to £40,000.
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James McAvoy discusses his directorial debut 'California Schemin', a film based on a true hip-hop hoax, and his experiences with bias against Scottish accents in the entertainment industry.
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