Corrie Spoilers: Secrets Explode on Cobbles Next Week
Dramatic revelations about drug use, fatal crashes, and domestic abuse will rock Coronation Street as Bernie, Carl, and Todd face life-changing consequences.
Category : Culture
Melania Film Draws Tiny Sydney Audience
A Sydney journalist reports on the underwhelming attendance at the Australian premiere of the $75 million Melania Trump documentary, with fewer than 100 people watching across the city.
Killer Sudoku 1,007: Rules and Guardian Solutions
A guide to Killer Sudoku puzzle 1,007, explaining the rules, print version access, and how to find solutions in the Guardian newspaper for daily puzzles.
Expert Sudoku Puzzle 7195: Brain Teaser
Sudoku puzzle number 7195 offers a challenging expert-level brain teaser for enthusiasts looking to test their logic and problem-solving skills.
Bordeaux's New Claret: Lighter Wines for Warmer Times
Bordeaux wine producers are officially launching a new 'claret' category, responding to climate change and shifting consumer tastes towards lighter, fruitier reds.
Under Salt Marsh Review: Gripping Welsh Crime Drama
Sky Atlantic's Under Salt Marsh starring Rafe Spall and Kelly Reilly is a clever, psychologically astute Welsh crime drama that subverts expectations with its brooding atmosphere and compelling plot.
Harlem Renaissance Documentary Premieres at Sundance
A newly released documentary, Once Upon a Time in Harlem, transforms a 1972 dinner party into a captivating film about the Harlem Renaissance, featuring luminaries like Romare Bearden and John Henrik Clarke.
Guardian Appoints Jamil Smith as US Columnist
The Guardian has announced Jamil Smith as its new US columnist, bringing over 25 years of media experience to cover politics, culture, and identity from 30 January.
Guardian's Weekend Reading: Books, Food, Music & More
Explore Guardian Australia's curated weekend reads featuring Graeme Base's Animalia success, Fukushima's ghost towns, family recipes, a viral Chinese app, and Miles Davis's centenary tribute.
Guardian Corrections: Rugby, Netflix, and Tunbridge Wells
The Guardian has published corrections and clarifications, including updates on Uini Atonio's retirement, the availability of Great News on Apple TV, and a correction regarding Tunbridge Wells.
Emmerdale: Dawn Puts Kim in Place as Graham Returns
In a dramatic Emmerdale episode, Dawn Taylor confronts Kim Tate over Graham Foster's return, while Joe Tate grapples with his father figure's resurrection after six years.
Margot Robbie Leads Race for James Bond Villain Role
Hollywood star Margot Robbie is the betting favourite to play the next James Bond villain, potentially breaking tradition as a female antagonist. Other contenders include Jessie Buckley and Stellan Skarsgård.
Catherine O'Hara, Schitt's Creek Star, Dies Aged 71
Beloved actor Catherine O'Hara, famed for roles in Home Alone, Schitt's Creek, and Beetlejuice, has passed away at 71, leaving a legacy of unforgettable comic performances.
20 Photos: Global Week of Conflict, Protest, Resilience
A visual journey through the past week: ICE clashes in Minneapolis, Russian strikes in Kyiv, Alex Honnold's skyscraper climb in Taipei, and Sabalenka at the Australian Open, captured by leading photojournalists.
Culkin's Tribute to Home Alone Mum Catherine O'Hara
Home Alone star Macaulay Culkin leads emotional tributes following the death of actress Catherine O'Hara, who played his on-screen mother in the classic films.
UK Cinema's Empty Seats for Melania Trump Film Revealed
A first-hand account from a near-empty West London cinema screening of 'Melania', the controversial documentary about the former First Lady, exploring its poor reception and political undertones.
Catherine O'Hara Dies Aged 71
Catherine O'Hara, the celebrated actress known for Schitt's Creek and Home Alone, has died at 71. Her manager confirmed the news, with cause of death currently unknown.
Papier Reading Journal: Mindful Book Tracking
Discover how Papier's reading journal transforms reading into a calmer, more intentional experience, helping both avid readers and casual book lovers slow down and reflect.
£40 Retinoid Eye Serum Called 'The Eye Cream People Have Been Searching For'
A £40 retinoid eye serum from Dr Sam Bunting is being celebrated as a revolutionary skincare product that combines multiple active ingredients to target wrinkles, dark circles, and skin barrier health.
Melania Review: Gilded Trump Film Fails to Engage
A critical review of the documentary 'Melania', which follows the former first lady's preparations for Trump's second inauguration, described as dispiriting and unrevealing.
UK Arts Class Crisis: Legal Protection Urged
A new report demands class be made a protected characteristic to tackle the decline of working-class representation in UK arts, from theatre to music.
M&S Croissant Wins UK Supermarket Taste Test
A comprehensive taste test of supermarket bakery croissants reveals which UK retailer offers the best flaky pastry, with M&S emerging victorious.
John Bishop Not Asked to Star in His Hollywood Biopic
Comedian John Bishop admits he wasn't approached to appear in 'Is This Thing On?', the Bradley Cooper-directed film inspired by his life story, despite its star-studded cast.
Jayasree Kabir: Ray's Discovery to Bangladeshi Star
Obituary of actor Jayasree Kabir, discovered by Satyajit Ray, who became a celebrated figure in Bangladeshi cinema before her final British TV roles.
Blanchett's Displacement Film Fund Premieres at Rotterdam
Cate Blanchett masterminds a collection of five short films from displaced directors at Rotterdam film festival, exploring themes of exile and identity.
Heated Rivalry Bonus Episode Rumoured for 2025
Crave executives hint at a possible special episode of the hit hockey drama Heated Rivalry to bridge the gap before season two, while production timelines remain uncertain.
TV History Oversights: Winton and Twin Peaks Ignored
Guardian readers highlight glaring omissions in TV's 100 biggest moments list, championing Sir Nicholas Winton's Holocaust rescue revelation and Twin Peaks' cultural significance.
First Stills from Sam Mendes' Beatles Film Released in Liverpool
Exclusive first images from Sam Mendes' four-part Beatles film series have been unveiled through limited edition postcards distributed at Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts.
BBC Director on Inclusive TV Internet Transition
Kieran Clifton of the BBC responds to concerns about plans to make UK television available only via the internet, emphasising commitment to universal service.
Van Outen Apologises to Vaughan for Big Breakfast Exit
Denise Van Outen has publicly apologised to former co-host Johnny Vaughan for leaving The Big Breakfast 'too early', revealing their friendship has now come 'full-circle' after years of tension.
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