Trump's four women 'competing' to fill Melania vacuum
Four women, all from the Trump family, are reportedly competing to fill the vacuum left by Melania Trump's absence from the political scene, according to a Daily Beast podcast.
Category : Arts
O'Carroll cancels Mrs Brown's Boys 2026 specials
Brendan O'Carroll has cancelled the 2026 Mrs Brown's Boys Christmas and New Year's Specials due to an unexpected medical issue requiring immediate surgery on his jaw.
Hayden Panettiere's Memoir Revealed Hollywood Predators
Hayden Panettiere detailed encounters with 'Hollywood predators' in her May 2026 memoir, months before her death aged 36, confirmed by her family on August 17.
Bonnie Tyler's Funeral: Family, Friends and Fans Gather
Family, friends and fans gather for Bonnie Tyler's funeral at Swansea Minster on Monday, celebrating the life of the singer who died in July at 75.
Bonnie Tyler's Funeral in Swansea as Fans Pay Tribute
Bonnie Tyler's funeral takes place in Swansea today, with fans gathering to pay tribute as the singer is remembered.
Italian nonna's 5-ingredient tomato pasta sauce in 20 minutes
A TikTok video by @mynonnafina shows a quick, easy homemade tomato pasta sauce using six tomatoes, garlic, olive oil, basil, and seasoning, ready in under 20 minutes.
Fashion Editor Answers Reader Questions Live
Guardian fashion editor Jess Cartner-Morley answers reader questions in a live Q&A session on August 17, 2026, covering style dilemmas and fashion trends.
Uncensored Nazi memoir Conversations with an Executioner hits UK
Polish resistance hero Kazimierz Moczarski spent 255 days in a cell with SS general Jürgen Stroop. His account, Conversations with an Executioner, is published in the UK this month in its first uncensored English translation.
First Nations Australians Share Hopes for Future
Seven First Nations Australians share their worries and hopes for future generations in a Guardian Australia video, highlighting concerns about cultural preservation and advocacy.
Mixtape review: 90s nostalgia at Edinburgh Festival
I Made You a Mixtape review: a joyful 90s nostalgia trip at Edinburgh Festival, blending music, storytelling, and interactive fun, earning four stars.
Inside Britain's Victorian Prisons: Aitchison's 'Incarcerated'
Photographer Andy Aitchison's book 'Incarcerated' documents life inside Britain's Victorian prisons, which still hold about a quarter of the UK's prison population.
Taiwan Season: The Wall review – Edinburgh Festival
The Wall, part of the Taiwan Season at Edinburgh's Summerhall, blends physical theatre and live music to explore borders and identity, earning praise for its inventive staging.
Skintown Review: NI Troubles Youth Rave Film
Skintown, a film about a Troubles-era youth rave in Northern Ireland, is reviewed. It captures the hedonism and political tension of the time.
The Ego Trip review: psychedelic toads and hair-raising treatments
Kimon de Greef's bizarre tale of psychedelic toads and hair-raising treatments is a strange and compelling read, blending travelogue with memoir.
A Rimbaud review – poetic, visceral portrait of French poet
A Rimbaud review: a poetic, visceral portrait of the French poet's life and work, capturing his restless spirit and revolutionary verse.
Samantha Morton Q&A: Submit Your Questions Now
Actor and musician Samantha Morton invites readers to submit questions for an upcoming Q&A session, covering her career and creative projects.
Isle of Lewis farmer's 'pure heartbreak' in BBC show
Ally Williamson, an Isle of Lewis farmer, revealed on BBC's This Farming Life that last year's breeding season was 'pure heartbreak' and he felt like 'giving up'.
Channel 4's 'Becoming Elizabeth' Hailed for Accuracy
Channel 4's 'Becoming Elizabeth' is being praised for its historical accuracy and gripping story, despite being axed after one season. The eight-episode drama follows a young Elizabeth I.
Edinburgh Fringe's brutal reality: 'Nobody gets paid'
Dreambite Collective's Edinburgh Fringe debut costs over £10,000, with no one getting paid. Actors work day jobs, flyer relentlessly, and rely on a giant inflatable whale named Gail to attract audiences.
Becoming Elizabeth hailed as 'better' than Wolf Hall on C4
Becoming Elizabeth, the Tudor drama on Channel 4, is being praised by fans as superior to Wolf Hall. The eight-part series, created by Anya Reiss, is available to stream free.
Becoming Elizabeth: 'Wildly underrated' drama on Channel 4
Becoming Elizabeth, an eight-episode Tudor drama, is streaming free on Channel 4. Fans call it 'better than Wolf Hall' and compare it to Game of Thrones, praising its pace, acting, and drama.
Channel 4's 'Becoming Elizabeth' hailed as 'better than Wolf Hall'
Fans say 'Becoming Elizabeth' on Channel 4 outshines Wolf Hall and Game of Thrones, praising its pacing, acting, and drama.
Jolly Fisherman review: Skegness tale shines at Edinburgh
A new play about Skegness's iconic Jolly Fisherman has premiered at Underbelly, George Square, Edinburgh, blending seaside nostalgia with sharp social commentary.
Charity hiker proposes after West Highland Way walk in honour of late son
Benjamin Ward proposed to Natasha Goldthorpe at the finish line of his 96-mile West Highland Way walk, completed in 36 hours and 48 minutes in honour of her late son Liam.
25 Years in Afghanistan review: Mir Hussain's ITV documentary
Mir Hussain's ITV documentary '25 Years in Afghanistan' revisits his 2001 report, exploring the country's transformation and the impact of war and occupation.
The Nightline review – Malthouse Theatre Melbourne
The Nightline at Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne, is a gripping new work that blends live performance and digital media, earning a four-star review.
Charity grants care home resident's Tom Jones wish
Wish Upon a Tyne granted 81-year-old Mary Lowes' wish with a Tom Jones tribute act at Eothen Homes care home in Wallsend on 21 July 2026.
Megan Pickford praised for 'spark' recovery message
Megan Pickford, wife of Everton goalkeeper Jordan, shared an Instagram montage about getting her spark back after childbirth, prompting supportive messages from followers and celebrities.
Katy Barrett obituary: Teacher and cinema club co-founder
Katy Barrett, an inspirational teacher and co-founder of the Blue Door Cinema, has died of cancer aged 54. She taught at Gateway and High March schools.
Beatles Biopic Stars Recreate Iconic Abbey Road Photo
Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson, Barry Keoghan and Joseph Quinn have been pictured recreating the Beatles' famous Abbey Road crossing for Sam Mendes' biopics, in London.
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