Woolf's 'Night and Day' Film Adaptation Released
A new film adaptation of Virginia Woolf's 'Night and Day' arrives in cinemas, part of a cultural resurgence of the author's work, including modern reimaginings like 'Clarissa'.
Category : Arts
Togetherness Review: Cooperation in Nature's Stunning Portrait
Rowan Hooper's 'Togetherness' corrects the overemphasis on competition in evolution, showcasing symbiosis and cooperation in nature with charm and passion.
How Music Shapes Andy Burnham's Political Identity
Andy Burnham integrates music into his political identity, using Oasis and Elbow in campaigns. His 'Manchesterism' blends music policy with mayoral leadership, aiming for Westminster.
Paul O'Grady Play 'Savage' to Premiere in February
A new play inspired by Paul O'Grady's life, from Lily Savage to national treasure, will premiere at Curve Leicester before a West End run. Danny Beard stars.
Cat Steals Show at Romeo and Juliet Ballet Finale
A cat stole the spotlight during the final scene of Romeo and Juliet ballet in Izmir, Turkey, as it lay down, licked itself, and played with Romeo's hair, amusing the audience.
Fridamania in Mexico City: Art and Culture
Ahead of a major Tate show, our writer finds Frida Kahlo's spirit alive in her home town, exploring her art, her home, and her enduring legacy.
Dormition Cathedral Fire and 'Frankenwrap': Photos of the Day
A Russian missile strike sets the Dormition Cathedral ablaze in Kyiv. Plus, a 'Frankenwrap' protest, migrants in France, and more in Monday's photo roundup.
Leviticus: Aussie Horror Subverts Exorcism with Queer Romance
Leviticus, a new Australian horror film, subverts conversion practices by unleashing a shapeshifting monster. It blends jump scares with a tender queer love story, premiering at Sundance and Sydney film festivals.
Philippe Gaulier: The Clown Teacher Who Championed the Inner Idiot
Philippe Gaulier, the clown teacher who championed the inner idiot, has died. Students recall his transformative lessons.
Africa Oyé Festival Reminds Us Who We Are, Says Organiser
Africa Oyé returns to Sefton Park this weekend after a two-year break. Artistic director Paul Duhaney says the festival 'reminds us who we are as a nation' and remains accessible with low ticket prices.
Lou Macari Sworn to Secrecy Over MBE from King Charles
Manchester United legend Lou Macari reveals he was sworn to secrecy after being awarded an MBE by King Charles for his charity work with homeless people in Stoke-on-Trent.
Bayeux Tapestry Is Not a Tapestry, Historian Reveals
The Bayeux Tapestry is actually an embroidery made by nuns in England, featuring 93 penises, a mysterious woman, and a revised death scene for King Harold.
Kamasi Washington at Harry Styles' Meltdown: A Jazz Colossus
Kamasi Washington delivered a transcendent performance at Harry Styles' Meltdown festival, honoring jazz legends John Coltrane and Miles Davis in their centenary year.
Lesley Manville criticises theatregoers for taking photos during curtain calls
Lesley Manville calls curtain call photos 'insulting', sparking debate with Oti Mabuse and others weighing in.
Gwen John: Strange Beauties Exhibition Opens In Cardiff
Gwen John retrospective at National Museum Cardiff showcases her spiritual, pared-down art focusing on solitude and inner experience.
Ronnie Wood's Surprising Turner Critique on BBC
Ronnie Wood critiques Turner's painting in BBC documentary; sketchbooks reveal explicit drawings and insights into Turner's life.
New Lily Savage Play with Danny Beard as Paul O'Grady
A new comedy about Paul O'Grady's alter ego Lily Savage has been announced, starring RuPaul's Drag Race UK winner Danny Beard. The play premieres in 2027.
Mum Turns Carluke Home into Barbie Dreamhouse with Slide
Nicole Watt, 27, spent £5,000 transforming her Carluke home into a Barbie Dreamhouse with a pink slide, inspired by her three daughters. The house has become a local attraction.
Super-Crispy Bacon Without Frying: Chef's Method
Discover how to achieve perfectly crispy bacon without a frying pan. This simple oven method delivers super-crispy results every time, ideal for breakfasts, sandwiches, and more.
Hollywood Stars Train as Death Doulas for Terminally Ill
Nicole Kidman, Chloé Zhao, and other Hollywood celebrities are training as death doulas to provide end-of-life support, seeking purpose beyond fame.
Alan Shearer Names Favourite Curry in Newcastle
Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer reveals his favourite curry in Newcastle is the butter chicken at Khai Khai, the same dish Gordon Ramsay called the best he'd ever had.
Molly-Mae's £90 Postpartum Dress Leaves Fans in Awe
Molly-Mae Hague stunned fans in a £90 'power' dress from her brand Maebe just weeks after giving birth, sparking praise for her incredible postpartum look.
William's Warm Greeting to Cousins Shows His Feelings
Jennie Bond says Prince William's kiss on the cheek for Princess Beatrice at Peter Phillips' wedding shows he doesn't blame his cousins for their father Andrew's scandals.
Disney On Ice Returns to Manchester with New Christmas Show
Disney On Ice presents Discover The Magic tours UK arenas from October 2026, including Manchester AO Arena. Tickets go on sale June 26, 2026. VIP packages available.
Haunted Museum with Coffin and Doll Room Opens in Amble
A haunted museum featuring a coffin, a Victorian children's room filled with dolls, and a séance room has opened in Amble, Northumberland, offering free entry and paranormal activities.
Prince Harry's True Colours Revealed in Photobomb Moment
Prince Harry's playful side was caught on camera as he photobombed a photo at the Warrior Games in Texas, showcasing his genuine personality and support for veterans.
Marina Abramović's Balkan Erotic Epic: Skeleton Orgies and Five-Metre Penises in London
Marina Abramović's Balkan Erotic Epic features skeleton orgies, five-metre penises, and ancient rituals in a daring new show at Aviva Studios, Manchester.
Two Guardian Cartoonists Go Head-to-Head on Trump and World Turmoil
Guardian cartoonists Martin Rowson and Ella Baron draw Trump and world turmoil in a head-to-head challenge, contrasting traditional and digital methods.
Rare Original Proof of David Bailey’s 1965 Box of Pin-Ups Discovered
Original proof of David Bailey's 1965 Box of Pin-Ups discovered, featuring 36 portraits of Sixties icons. Priced at £25,000.
Prince Harry's True Colours Shine in Photobomb Moment
Prince Harry was caught on camera photobombing a photo at the Warrior Games in Texas, showing his playful side and dedication to veterans.
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