Olivia Rodrigo's New Album: A Pop Masterpiece
Olivia Rodrigo's third album 'You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love' transcends gossip, showcasing her mature songwriting and 80s new wave influences.
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Rowson Cartoon on Healey Resignation
Martin Rowson's cartoon on John Healey's resignation offers a satirical take on political turmoil, highlighting key issues and public reaction.
Wham! Fans Recall Wild Miners' Benefit Gig
Readers share memories of Wham!'s energetic miners' benefit show, critique men's swimwear, and suggest proper name usage for Stephen Yaxley-Lennon.
Creative Book Club Solutions for Reading Reluctance
Readers share innovative ways to run book groups without mandatory reading, from themed selections to interpretive dance and cheese tastings.
Readers Challenge Top 100 Novels List
Guardian readers respond to the top 100 novels list, debating trilogies, hidden gems, and diversity, while suggesting lists for teens and children.
Global Events in Photos: Belfast, Gaza, Ebola, NBA
A weekly roundup of 20 powerful images capturing global events including anti-immigrant protests in Belfast, Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, the Ebola outbreak in Africa, and the NBA finals.
The Alien Autopsy Scandal Review: Playful Look at a Hoax
John Dower's documentary explores the 1995 alien autopsy hoax, featuring interviews with hoaxers and believers, blending humor and mystery in a tale of deception.
Five Great Reads: PayphoneGo, Dementia, Kate Moss, Police Weapons
Guardian Australia's weekend wrap of essential reads: PayphoneGo game, dementia creative possibilities, iconic Kate Moss photo, and police 'less lethal' weapons.
Gene Shalit, Today Show Movie Critic, Dies at 100
Gene Shalit, the beloved Today show movie critic known for his bushy hair, mustache, and puns, has died at 100. His family announced his peaceful passing.
József Braun: Football's Forgotten Jewish Legend
David Bolchover's new book explores the life and tragic death of József Braun, arguably the greatest Jewish footballer, and the Holocaust's impact on Jewish football heritage.
Six Great Reads: Mexico, Dementia, China Adoption, Deep Sea, Terror
Discover six standout articles from the past week, including Mexico's popular leftist leader, dementia activists challenging stereotypes, and the rise of female-only spaces in China.
Tim Dowling: I'm all for 'letting the outdoors in' – but pigeons? No
Tim Dowling's kitchen extension invites birds inside, leading to chaotic encounters with a goldfinch and a berry-gorged pigeon that his wife catches with a tea towel.
Blind Date: Finance Worker Meets PhD Student Avoiding Finance
In this week's Blind Date, Yusuf, 25, a finance worker, meets Hannah, 26, a PhD student who explicitly requested no one in finance. They bond over conversation but agree the spark is more platonic.
Jason Derulo at Summertime Ball 2026 TV Highlights
Jason Derulo performs at Capital's Summertime Ball 2026 on ITV1, along with Robyn, Take That, and Mis-Teeq. Plus, Two Weeks in August and more TV picks.
Saturday Quiz: Groundhog Day Song, Red Kites, and More
Test your knowledge with our Saturday quiz featuring questions on African capitals, birds of prey, plays, songs, and quirky links.
Too Much Inspired My Proposal
After watching Lena Dunham's romcom Too Much, I proposed to my partner Martin, who never wanted marriage. The show's casual wedding scene changed my perspective on commitment.
Stop! That! Train! Stars on Making the Summer's Funniest Film
Ginger Minj and Jujubee discuss their new disaster comedy directed by Adam Shankman, a madcap parody with RuPaul and a drag queen cast aimed at all audiences.
Jesy Nelson Reveals Twin Pregnancy Complications
Jesy Nelson reveals she is suffering complications with her twin pregnancy, diagnosed with pre-TTTS, and is being monitored twice weekly.
Love Island's Sophie Gradon Spoke About Trolls Before Death
Sophie Gradon, Love Island star found dead at 32, had warned about online trolls in her final interview, saying they can lead to suicide.
Anne Hathaway and Kenneth Branagh Spotted Filming Devil Wears Prada 2 in New York
Anne Hathaway and Kenneth Branagh film dramatic scenes for The Devil Wears Prada 2 in NYC, with Emily Blunt debuting a new blonde hairstyle.
Adam Peaty and Holly Ramsay Face Backlash Over Bath Abbey Wedding Closure
Adam Peaty and Holly Ramsay criticised for closing Bath Abbey to public on wedding day amid family rift.
Helicopter Pilot Warned of Fuel Shortage Before Hudson River Crash Kills Six
Helicopter pilot warned of fuel shortage before Hudson River crash killed six, including Spanish family of five.
Mark Bonnar says Celebrity Traitors exit helped him enjoy the show again
Mark Bonnar says his Celebrity Traitors exit helped him enjoy watching the show again, blaming Joe Marler and Alan Carr for his banishment.
Towie star's son loses part of finger in ice skating accident; campaign for mandatory gloves launche
Chloe Lewis campaigns for mandatory ice skating gloves after her son lost part of his finger in an accident.
Blue's Duncan James Reveals Band's Health-Focused Backstage Rider
Blue's Duncan James reveals the band's backstage rider now focuses on health and hygiene, banning alcohol and junk food during their 25th anniversary tour.
Monty Don on Surgery Recovery and Gardeners' World Future
Monty Don discusses his painful knee replacement recovery, future on Gardeners' World until 2028, and the death of his dog Peggy.
Katie Price Posts First Photo of Lee Andrews After Jail Release
Katie Price shares a photo of her husband Lee Andrews, released from a Dubai prison after a month on fraud allegations, looking tanned and beaming during a FaceTime call.
Andy Burnham's Wife Frankie Once Appeared on Blind Date
Andy Burnham's wife Frankie appeared on ITV's Blind Date before marrying him, where she had a disastrous date with a man who later worked for the Conservative Party.
Emmerdale Star Michelle Hardwick Hints at Return After Maternity Leave
Emmerdale star Michelle Hardwick hints at return to soap after maternity leave, sparking fan excitement.
Gerard Butler and Martin Compston Lead Tartan Army in Boston
Famous Scots including Gerard Butler, Martin Compston, and Clare Grogan join thousands of fans in Boston for Scotland's first World Cup match in 28 years against Haiti.
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