Harry's reported 12-15 year UK stay plan may upset Meghan
Prince Harry reportedly plans to stay in the UK for 12 to 15 years, raising questions about Meghan Markle's comfort and the couple's future.
Category : Arts
The Detective review: Lyra McKee murder documentary
Channel 4's The Detective revisits the murder of journalist Lyra McKee in Northern Ireland, following the investigation that led to convictions.
Yayoi Kusama Dies Aged 97, Pioneering Artist
Yayoi Kusama, the Japanese avant-garde artist famed for polka dots and Infinity Rooms, has died aged 97, her studio confirmed.
Yayoi Kusama's Life in Pictures: A New Gallery
A new Guardian gallery showcases Yayoi Kusama's life and work through photographs, from her early years in Japan to her global fame with polka dots and pumpkins.
Sauna Theatre Heats Up Edinburgh Fringe Art Scene
Sauna theatre performances are drawing audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe, blending heat with immersive art. The unique format offers a sweaty, intimate experience.
Bauhaus Faces New Far-Right Threat in Germany
The Nazis expelled Bauhaus from Germany. Now the far-right is waging a new cultural war against the movement, targeting its legacy and influence.
Catarina and the Beauty of Killing Fascists: review
Tiago Rodrigues brings his acclaimed play 'Catarina and the Beauty of Killing Fascists' to the National Theatre, a sharp political satire on resistance and memory.
Rob Schneider pays tribute to Tim Curry after death aged 80
Rob Schneider has paid tribute to his 'great and wonderful' Home Alone 2 co-star Tim Curry, who has died aged 80. Curry, known for The Rocky Horror Picture Show, died at his Los Angeles home.
Lady Eliza Spencer excited about Harry and Meghan's UK return
Lady Eliza Spencer told the Mirror she is excited Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are back in Britain and hopes to find time to visit them.
Miley Cyrus leads tributes to 'angel' godmother Dolly Parton at 80
Miley Cyrus has paid tribute to her 'angel' godmother Dolly Parton after the country music superstar died at 80 following a brief battle with cancer.
Sky confirms Under Salt Marsh spin-off for second season
Sky has commissioned a second instalment of crime drama Under Salt Marsh, with Rafe Spall returning as Detective Eric Bull in a six-episode spin-off set in Scotland.
Just So Festival: A Love Letter to Childhood That Won Over a Cynic
Just So Festival transforms Cheshire's Rode Hall into a magical family world of animal clans, crafts and camping. One sceptical parent found it enchanting.
Miley Cyrus leads tributes to 'angel' godmother Dolly Parton
Miley Cyrus has led tributes to her 'angel' godmother Dolly Parton after the country music superstar died at 80 following a 'brief battle with cancer'.
Sydney Dance Company marks 40 years at the Wharf
Sydney Dance Company celebrates 40 years at the Wharf theatres with Wharf Stories, an exhibition of photographs, oral histories and archival material in its foyer.
Jess Fuchs: Feral review – a debut with tremendous oomph
Australian comic Jess Fuchs delivers Feral, a debut brimming with tart remarks and home truths, at Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh, until 30 August.
Seeking Rejection: A 30-Day Challenge That Changed My Life
At 21, Sophie Jones spent 30 days seeking rejection to overcome fear. Instead of humiliation, she found kindness and connection, changing her view of others.
Holdout Homes: Baltimore's Last Standing Houses in Photos
Ben Marcin's photo book 'The Holdouts' captures lone Baltimore houses, derelict farms and homeless camps, exploring history, memory and marginalisation in America.
Passage by Colin Thubron review – mortality and memory in a gem
A terminally ill woman makes a final trip to Egypt in Colin Thubron's exquisitely wrought novel Passage, a moving portrait of end-of-life reckoning.
Adam Riches: The Captain review – Victorian hero's swim tale
Adam Riches' solo play The Captain resurrects Capt Matthew Webb, the first man to swim the Channel unaided, in a stirring, funny tribute at Summerhall, Edinburgh.
Dara Ó Briain on comedy, cruelty and finding his birth parents
Dara Ó Briain, host of Mock the Week for over two decades, discusses the show's return, its macho past, Brexit joke scarcity, and his personal journey to find his birth parents.
Biogossip: Cusk's Portman Novel Joins Literary Lineage
Rachel Cusk's 'Life of M' joins a lineage of celebrity satire from Virginia Woolf to The Devil Wears Prada, stoking speculation about its real-life inspiration.
Max Olesker: Making the Cut review – conversion story
Max Olesker's solo show recounts his lengthy conversion to Orthodox Judaism to marry his partner – an elegant, nuanced tale of faith, love, and sacrifice.
Channel 5 drama to explore Sturgeon husband's SNP embezzlement
Channel 5 has announced a drama about how Nicola Sturgeon's estranged husband Peter Murrell embezzled £400,000 from the SNP and the impact on her reputation.
Dolly Parton: An Icon to LGBTQ Fans and a Force for Good
Joe Stone recalls meeting Dolly Parton, who united country fans and LGBTQ+ devotees with her authentic self and unwavering support.
Ugandan quarry worker portrait: Dan Nelken's best shot
Dan Nelken's best photograph shows Janet, a Ugandan quarry worker who supported eight children alone after her husband lost a leg. The portrait is part of his HeadStrong project.
Dolly Parton's Electric Movie Star Presence
Dolly Parton, who died at 80, showed genuine screen presence in films like 9 to 5 and Steel Magnolias, proving she was a rare singer-turned-movie star.
Dolly Parton documentary free to stream on BBC after death
A 'heartbreaking' Dolly Parton documentary, Dolly Parton: Here I Am, is free to stream on BBC iPlayer following the country singer's death at 80.
7 Dolly Parton films to stream in the UK to honour her legacy
Dolly Parton's film career spanned four decades, earning Emmy, Oscar and Golden Globe nominations. Here are seven of her films to stream in the UK.
Skippy star reveals truth about show's incontinent kangaroos
Liza Goddard, star of Skippy, recalls the smelly, untrained kangaroos and the tricks used to film the iconic 1960s series, which drew 300 million weekly viewers.
Garden pub shed in Staffordshire wins Britain's best title
Tina and Rich Hibbs of Rugeley, Staffordshire, have won Pub Shed of the Year 2026 for Hibby's, their homemade garden sports bar, beating 1,088 entries.
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