Mosaic Rooms Gallery Reopens in Earl's Court
The Mosaic Rooms, a free art museum in Earl's Court dedicated to Arabic culture, reopens on February 18 after a major refurbishment, featuring new spaces and exhibitions.
Category : Culture
Beth Cordingly's Life Lesson at 49
Emmerdale actress Beth Cordingly reveals a profound insight about self-acceptance and teenage struggles, gaining support from fans and co-stars.
White Lotus Season 4 Cast Revealed as Perfect
HBO confirms new cast for The White Lotus season 4, including Helen Bonham Carter and Steve Coogan, set in France with a 2026-2027 release expected.
January's Literary Picks from Authors and Readers
George Saunders, Erin Somers, and Guardian readers share the books they enjoyed in January, from classic revisits to contemporary gems, sparking literary conversations.
Queen's Brian May Rules Out US Tour Over Safety
Legendary guitarist Brian May says Queen will not tour in the US, calling it 'a dangerous place' due to border checks and political tensions, with no shows since 2014.
Wuthering Heights Love Locks Experience in London
London's South Bank will host a Wuthering Heights themed pop-up on February 7-8, featuring love locks and celebrating the new film's release with Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi.
Brooklyn Beckham's Coach Felt Sad About His 'Crackers' Life
Anthony McCool, Brooklyn Beckham's former football coach, expresses concern in an ITV documentary about the star's withdrawn nature and intense upbringing under public scrutiny.
Katie Price's Sister Cancels Podcast After Wedding Drama
Sophie Price cancels The Katie Price Show podcast after Katie's shock Dubai wedding to Lee Andrews, leaving family 'blindsided' and sparking fan speculation.
Banook Bagels Moves to New East Dulwich Road Location
Banook Bagels, the celebrated South London bakery renowned for selling out within hours, is relocating from Peckham to East Dulwich Road by Spring 2026.
Cartoon: Americanisms to Avoid in Greggs
A humorous cartoon by Stephen Collins highlights American phrases that should never be heard in the iconic British bakery chain Greggs, sparking debate on cultural identity.
Tim Crouch's Meta-Tempest: Cerebral Shakespeare at Globe
Avant-garde director Tim Crouch presents a deconstructed, meta-theatrical Tempest at Shakespeare's Globe, blending humour with profound questions about performance.
Adrian Lester Stars in West End Cyrano de Bergerac
Adrian Lester returns to London's West End after ten years to star in the RSC's acclaimed production of Cyrano de Bergerac at the Noël Coward Theatre this summer.
Verbatim Films: Real Dialogue Transforms Cinema
From Gaza to New York, filmmakers are using transcripts and recordings to create powerful dramas. Discover how reality is reshaping cinema with verbatim techniques.
8 Best Bakeries in Covent Garden for Pastries & Bread
Discover Covent Garden's finest bakeries, from French-inspired Arôme to Swedish Bageriet, offering pastries, bread, and sweet delights in London's vibrant heart.
Apprentice Fired Candidates Claim Wrong Decision
Two entrepreneurs fired in The Apprentice's Hong Kong premiere reveal it took weeks to recover from Lord Sugar's verdict while defending their contributions.
Brooklyn Mural Memorialises Gaza's Child Victims
A powerful 50ft mural in Brooklyn lists the names of over 18,000 children killed in Gaza, created by artist Phil Buehler to humanise the staggering statistics of the conflict.
Traitors Star Reveals Touching Gesture After Prayer Buddy Murder
Faraaz Noor from The Traitors reveals how castmate Fiona offered support after his prayer partner Maz was murdered, and discusses faith during the intense game.
TikTok US Algorithm Sparks Censorship Concerns
US TikTok users report suspicious malfunctions as new US-specific algorithm launches under Oracle-led joint venture, raising fears of political interference.
Susan Choi on Books That Shaped Her Writing Life
Booker-shortlisted novelist Susan Choi shares her reading memories, from childhood favourites to transformative works by Sigrid Nunez and Virginia Woolf.
Nintendo Switch Sports: Mum's Wii Bowling Legacy
A heartwarming tale of a son challenging his 76-year-old mother at Nintendo Switch Sports bowling, revisiting family gaming memories from the Wii era.
Brazilian Film T-Shirt Becomes Progressive Symbol
A vintage yellow T-shirt featured in Oscar-nominated film The Secret Agent has become a political fashion statement in Brazil, with sales skyrocketing and even reaching President Lula.
Best Soup Noodles in London: Ramen, Pho & More
Discover London's top soup noodle spots, from steaming bowls of ramen in Holland Park to iconic pho in Hoxton. This guide covers authentic Lanzhou lamian, udon specialists, and Malaysian laksa.
Tracey Emin Retrospective at Tate Modern with Ticket Deal
Tate Modern launches the largest-ever Tracey Emin exhibition, featuring iconic works like My Bed. Guardian readers get a 2-for-1 ticket offer with code GUARDIAN241.
Free Croissants in London for National Croissant Day
Several London bakeries are celebrating National Croissant Day with free pastry giveaways, including Cruffins and Bread Bread Bakery, offering treats across the city.
Harry Styles Wembley Ticket Prices & Dates Revealed
Harry Styles' Together, Together tour general sale opens today with Wembley Stadium ticket prices ranging from £44.10 to £466.25 across six London dates in June.
Mackenzie Crook: From The Office to Small Prophets
Mackenzie Crook discusses his new BBC Two series Small Prophets, reflecting on his journey from The Office's cruel humour to creating gentle, magical comedy.
Best Films on TV This Week: M3gan 2.0 to Ella McCay
Discover seven must-watch films on TV this week, from the AI horror sequel M3gan 2.0 to the sharp comedy Ella McCay, plus gripping dramas and documentaries.
Julie Campiche's Unspoken: A Harpist's Radical Hymn
Swiss harpist Julie Campiche releases Unspoken, a solo album celebrating women through avant-garde harp techniques, blending jazz, classical, and ambient influences.
Royal Ballet Revives 1960s Cult Classic Pierrot Lunaire
The Royal Ballet brings back Glen Tetley's avant-garde 1962 ballet Pierrot Lunaire, with dancers Marcelino Sambé and Joshua Junker tackling its challenging Schoenberg score and emotional depth.
Leonkoro Quartet's Out of Vienna Album Review
The Leonkoro Quartet's new album Out of Vienna offers a fiercely alert exploration of Berg, Webern, and Schulhoff, capturing Vienna's prewar musical fault lines with intense, intricate performances.
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