Théodore Pellerin on Nino's Intimate Quest and Masturbation Scene
Théodore Pellerin discusses his role in 'Nino', a film about a cancer-stricken Parisian racing to freeze his sperm, and how he approached the intimate scenes.
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Thursday Quiz: Channel Skirmishes, Stolen Mopeds, Drum Disasters
Test your knowledge with the Thursday news quiz covering topical news, pop culture, and general knowledge. Fifteen questions await, with no prizes but plenty of fun.
A Little Bit Bad Review: Sparkling Debut Blends Romance and Murder
A review of Cassandra Neyenesch's debut novel 'A Little Bit Bad', a tragicomic tale of an illicit romance and murder mystery, reminiscent of Miranda July's work.
Favourite New Podcasts of 2026: Share Your Picks
We want to hear about the best new podcasts you've listened to in 2026. Tell us your nomination and why you love it. Share your story via our secure form.
Favourite Film of 2026: Share Your Top Pick Now
The Guardian's film writers have shared their top films of 2026 so far, and we want to hear yours. Tell us which movie captured your imagination this year.
Bongeziwe Mabandla: Finding Hope Amidst Struggles
South African indie star Bongeziwe Mabandla opens up about addiction, a cancer scare, and betrayal, yet his new album 'Ndingubani' radiates resilience and joy.
Girls Like Girls: A Precious and Predictable Yawn-a-Thon
Hayley Kiyoko's directorial debut 'Girls Like Girls' is a meandering sapphic teen romance with groan-inducing dialogue, relying solely on representation while lacking substance.
Myles Smith's Debut: Faceless Formulaic Mix of Influences
Myles Smith's debut album borrows heavily from Mumford & Sons, Coldplay, and Ed Sheeran, resulting in a polished but unoriginal sound. Despite commercial success, it lacks originality.
World Photos: Rome Reading, Versailles Tour, Moscow Drone Attack
A selection of images from around the world: a mass reading of Dostoevsky in Rome, Trump's palace tour, drone attack in Moscow, and more.
Tilda Swinton Narrates The Lonely City Audiobook
Tilda Swinton makes her audiobook debut narrating Olivia Laing's The Lonely City, a blend of memoir and cultural analysis on urban isolation and creativity in New York.
Martha Reeves Answers Your Questions on New Album
Martha Reeves, iconic Motown singer of Dancing in the Street, releases her first album in 22 years and will answer your questions. Submit by June 23.
Ronaldo's Sister Slams His World Cup Display After Portugal Draw
Cristiano Ronaldo faces criticism from his sister Katia Aveiro after Portugal's 1-1 World Cup draw with DR Congo. She admitted the team played poorly but remains optimistic.
Vernon Kay Gives Emotional Family Update on Radio 2 Break
Vernon Kay has shared an emotional family update, revealing he is taking a break from BBC Radio 2 to accompany his youngest daughter to university open days.
Netflix's The Boroughs Axed Despite Disappointing Show
Netflix cancels The Boroughs after one season despite strong debut. The show, from Duffer Brothers, had weak ratings and high costs. Critic argues Netflix should nurture shows like Apple TV.
Kate Middleton's Sweet Royal Ascot Moment with Little Girl
Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, had a heartwarming interaction with a shy little girl at Royal Ascot, telling her 'I can still see you' after she hid behind her parent.
Crowe's Gladiator Remarks Shift My View on Original Film
Russell Crowe's candid remarks about Gladiator II and the original film's moral core have prompted a re-evaluation of the 2000 classic, challenging perceptions of its themes.
Maisie Smith Reveals Bizarre Iconic Fan Line
Maisie Smith, known for playing Tiffany Butcher on EastEnders, reveals fans still shout her iconic line 'You're NFI!' 16 years after it first aired.
England WAGs Celebrate World Cup Win with Kisses
England's 4-2 World Cup win over Croatia saw WAGs celebrating with kisses. Harry Kane earned Man of the Match, while Jude Bellingham scored the crucial third goal.
Lorde to Headline All Points East 2026
Lorde will headline All Points East 2026 in London, joining Tyler The Creator, Deftones, Zara Larsson, and others. The festival runs August 22-29 at Victoria Park.
Patriotic Estate Erupts at England Win, Wants Tuchel Knighted
Residents of England's most patriotic estate, Kirby Estate in Bermondsey, celebrate England's 4-2 World Cup win over Croatia and call for Thomas Tuchel to be knighted if England wins the tournament.
Charley Webb Hates Her Emmerdale Character's Name
Former Emmerdale star Charley Webb admits she 'absolutely hates' her character Debbie Dingle's name, calling the double D sound 'annoying' and questioning the soap's decision.
Tartan Army applause tribute for boxer at Scotland match
The Tartan Army is urged to hold a minute's applause in the 22nd minute of Scotland's World Cup match against Morocco to honor boxer Colin Cairney, who died in Thailand.
Mick Jagger Ready for Tour; Keith Richards' Health Key
Mick Jagger declares he's ready for a 2027 Rolling Stones tour, but Keith Richards' arthritis remains a major obstacle. Also: Adrian Chiles' divided loyalties, David Hockney's smoking, and more.
Clarkson's Farm Producer: Boredom Was Big Fear, Not Money
Andy Wilman, producer of Clarkson's Farm, admits he feared the show would be boring. Despite no jeopardy, it became a hit, highlighting farmers' struggles.
Dog & Collar Finalist for Best Town Pub in Britain
Liverpool's Dog & Collar and Bootle's Lock & Quay are finalists in the Great British Pub Awards, competing for best town pub and best community pub titles.
Oti Mabuse Denies Vito Coppola Novel Inspiration
Oti Mabuse rejects claims her debut romance novel's male lead is based on Strictly's Vito Coppola, calling him 'opposite' of the character.
Meryl Streep's 'It's Complicated' Now on Netflix
Meryl Streep's 2009 comedy 'It's Complicated,' hailed by fans as a masterpiece, is now streaming on Netflix. The film features Alec Baldwin and Steve Martin.
Sir Paul McCartney Flooded with Birthday Messages on 84th
Sir Paul McCartney celebrates his 84th birthday with messages from fans and family, including daughters Stella and Mary McCartney, as his latest album tops charts.
Jeremy Clarkson's Love Life: Winning Lisa Over
Jeremy Clarkson's relationship with Lisa Hogan is a fan favorite on Clarkson's Farm. Discover their unlikely romance, past marriages, family life, and why they avoid marriage despite nearly a decade together.
Swansea River Cruise Copper Jack Resumes July
Copper Jack, the historic Swansea river cruise boat, resumes in July after refurbishment. The 90-minute trip explores the city's Copperopolis heritage.
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