Rachel Kneebone review – porcelain art that hangs in the balance
Rachel Kneebone's porcelain sculptures at the Wallace Collection, London, feel at home among rococo masterpieces, blending peril and beauty until 25 April.
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Beverly Buchanan review – shacks and shanties bursting with brutal history
Inspired by the shacks and sheds of the American south, Buchanan’s exceptional sculptures combine folk art and minimalism to memorialise the survival of enslaved people.
Alton Towers reveals Final Exhibit scare maze for Scarefest 2026
Alton Towers Resort has unveiled Final Exhibit, its new scare maze for Scarefest 2026, alongside a competition offering one reader overnight accommodation for a family of four.
Prince Harry's Second NYC Appearance After Speech Glitch
Prince Harry made his second New York City appearance on September 24, joining a panel on AI and the future of work after a technical glitch delayed his Clinton Global Initiative speech.
Nicole Eisenman review – ICE-like goons clash with sublime stargazing
Abstract, humorous yet deeply unsettling, the painter's dazzling exhibition sees her caught between distant skies and the ugly reality on the ground at Sadie Coles HQ, London.
Three Men in a Boat review – quirky novella makes perky theatre
Jerome K Jerome's Victorian river tale becomes a fun-forward, music-filled stage show at Rose theatre, Kingston, with a rag puppet dog and slapstick comedy.
Anti-eviction protest and flower project: photos of the day
The Guardian's picture editors select photographs from around the world, including an anti-eviction protest in Madrid, a flower project in Bradford and more.
Coatbridge author's memoir out on dad's 100th birthday
Coatbridge-born author Amanda Jane Shaw released her memoir ANTENNA: THE INNER COMPASS on the day her father Joseph would have turned 100, exploring family, intuition and ancestry.
Paul Burrell attacks Earl Spencer over Diana book claims
Paul Burrell, Princess Diana's former butler, hits back at Earl Spencer's claim King Charles was 'giddily elated' after Diana's death, saying the King was a broken man.
Two-ingredient trick for tastier scrambled eggs
Food writer Elise Bauer shares a simple trick: adding kale and mozzarella to scrambled eggs for a gooey, nutritious gourmet breakfast.
Artist turns discarded lamppost flags into giant Union flag
Textile artist Clare Elisabeth has created a giant Union flag from discarded lamppost banners to celebrate the West Midlands' heritage as a 'magical melting pot'.
Adult star reveals bizarre baked bean and cage fetish requests
Amy Wilde, 25, a London kink practitioner, shares her strangest client requests, including a baked bean fetish where she covers herself in 25 tins for £500 an hour.
Kate's green-fingered side at charity garden initiative
The Princess of Wales visited Garon Park in Southend to mark Addiction Awareness Week, touring the Forward Trust's Forward Growing garden initiative.
Stephen Graham wipes away tears in emotional Liverpool homecoming
Stephen Graham launched his new book, Letters To Our Sons, at the Liverpool Playhouse in an emotional homecoming, with family members among the contributors who read out their letters.
Anton Du Beke to star in Ballet Shoes at Liverpool Empire
Strictly Come Dancing judge Anton Du Beke will make his National Theatre debut in Ballet Shoes at Liverpool Empire, with £20 tickets on sale from September 24.
14 Best Psychological Thriller Books for Spooky Season
From Colleen Hoover's Verity to Stephen King's Misery, these are the finest psychological thrillers to chill your spine this autumn, handpicked by our Shopping Editor.
Turner prize review – Kira Freije's cyborgs trounce the field
Kira Freije's 33 lifesize cyborg statues dominate the Turner prize show at Mima, Middlesbrough, with a moving take on humanity and compassion that outshines the other shortlisted artists.
Autumn Pie Recipes: Piloncillo, Pecan, Quince, Plum
Pastry chef Adriann Ramirez shares four autumn pie recipes featuring pumpkin, pecan, quince and plum, with tips on using piloncillo, tonka bean and buckwheat flour.
Russell Kane to play Romeo in radical retelling of tragedy
Comedian Russell Kane stars as Romeo in a radical retelling of Shakespeare's tragedy, playing a 40-something lover alongside Natalie Casey's Juliet at the New Vic Theatre.
Make Bacon Tastier With 1 Ingredient You Already Have
Bacon can be improved with one simple cupboard ingredient. Candied bacon needs just brown sugar and maple syrup, baked until crisp and caramelised.
Swan Song by Charles Spencer review: Revenge dish is even better aged 30 years
Earl Spencer's Swan Song: a plum pudding of revelations about Princess Diana, enlivened by the piquant sauce of revenge, well written and full of scores settled.
Tom Cruise debuts red hair at London Digger premiere
Tom Cruise unveiled a bold red hairstyle at the London premiere of his new film Digger, wearing a tuxedo and bow tie at Leicester Square on Tuesday.
Taylor Lautner becomes a father and welcomes his first child
Twilight star Taylor Lautner and his wife Tay have welcomed their first child, a daughter named Lennon Taylor Lautner, born on September 16.
Fiona Shaw nearly quit acting after feeling 'no joy'
Irish actress Fiona Shaw has revealed she nearly quit acting in 2013 after feeling 'no joy' during a New York production. She stars in the upcoming Sense And Sensibility film.
5 perfumes for your Christmas wishlist
From Le Labo to Byredo, these five luxury fragrances are perfect for Christmas gifting—find out which scents made the list.
This Is Still Not a Pipe review: Magritte's afterlife is a joy
The Gagosian becomes a Lynchian curtained space for This Is Still Not a Pipe, a joyful show pairing René Magritte with contemporary artists.
Trump and Melania's 'Striking' Moment With Xi Spotted by Expert
Body language expert Dr Lillian Glass spotted a 'striking' moment as Donald and Melania Trump greeted Xi Jinping at Joint Base Andrews, walking 'in unison' to create an 'atmosphere of cordiality'.
Grantchester star reveals she turned down role over money
Kacey Ainsworth says she once turned down a Channel 4 role because she couldn't afford to take it, revealing the financial pressures of acting.
Niall Horan's Emotional Liam Payne Tribute Ahead of Anniversary
Niall Horan honoured late One Direction bandmate Liam Payne with a moving tribute during his Birmingham tour stop, days before the second anniversary of Payne's death.
Frank Dillane nervous about hatred for controversial Sense and Sensibility role
Frank Dillane, who plays Jane Austen's notorious rake John Willoughby in the new Sense and Sensibility film, says he is 'more nervous about the hatred that might come with it'.
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