Waitrose Spread Beats Nutella in Blind Taste Test
Consumer watchdog Which? blind taste test reveals Waitrose Essential Hazelnut Chocolate Spread beats Nutella with 82% score, priced 24% less at £2.50 per 400g jar.
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Hastings Named Best Seaside Town in England
Hastings and St Leonards have been named the best seaside destination in England by TimeOut, shedding their grim reputation and attracting Londoners with art, history, and beaches.
London's Art Nouveau Pub: Huge Portions, Reasonable Prices
Discover The Queens in Crouch End, a Grade II listed pub with stunning Art Nouveau stained glass, generous portions, and affordable prices. A must-visit in London's leafy urban village.
Gorillaz Fans Discover Band Name Origin After 28 Years
Gorillaz fans are only now discovering the origins of the band's name, 28 years after formation. Theories include a pun, a jab at Liam Gallagher, and a nod to the year of the monkey.
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MyLondon Launches The London Lift: Positive Stories
MyLondon announces The London Lift campaign, bringing uplifting stories of local heroes and positive news from across the capital every weekend.
Venus in Cancer Love Horoscope: Tarot Forecast for Your Sign
On May 18, Venus moves into Cancer, intensifying emotions. Discover your tarot love forecast for each zodiac sign, from Aries to Pisces.
John Travolta Gets Surprise Honorary Palme d'Or at Cannes
John Travolta was visibly moved after receiving a surprise honorary Palme d'Or at Cannes while premiering his directorial debut, Propeller One-Way Night Coach.
Horoscope May 16, 2026: Predictions for Your Star Sign
Get your daily horoscope for May 16, 2026. Discover what the stars have in store for Aries, Taurus, Gemini, and all other signs. Read your personalized forecast now.
Gentle Monster Review: A Disquieting Drama of Denial
Léa Seydoux stars in Marie Kreutzer's coldly eloquent drama about two women trapped by loyalty to men hiding terrible secrets. A Cannes film festival entry.
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Ear-Splitting Gigs: Readers Share Their Loudest Concert Memories
Guardian readers and music critics recall the loudest gigs they've ever attended, from My Bloody Valentine to Deep Purple, and the lasting impact of extreme volume.
In the Grey Review: Guy Ritchie's Buried Action Caper Is a Blast
Guy Ritchie's latest action thriller 'In the Grey' is a fun, slick ride despite a buried release. Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Henry Cavill, and Eiza González, it delivers chaos and style.
Cantona Documentary: Ferguson, Beckham Defend Star at Cannes
A lively but repetitive documentary about Eric Cantona, featuring interviews with Ferguson and Beckham, explores his iconic moments and controversial kick.
Raghu Rai: Waiving Photo Fee for Breastfeeding Book
Gabrielle Palmer recalls Raghu Rai waiving his £200 fee for a photo of nurses bottle-feeding babies, supporting her book on breastfeeding. Plus letters on vasectomy, paperwork, and Labour leadership.
Panini Album Feature Stirs Childhood Memories
Denis Hodžić recalls his 1982 World Cup Panini album after seeing a photo of the Yugoslav edition in a Guardian article.
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Voice Notes Are More Polite Than Phone Calls
Voice notes allow for thinking mid-sentence and hearing friends in a raw state, making them more polite and time-conscious than phone calls.
Reaching Across the Divide: Readers Respond to Crisis
Guardian readers discuss Katharine Viner's long read on the information crisis, calling for cross-divide dialogue and shared realities.
Global Events in Photos: Drone Strikes, Diplomacy, Resilience
A curated selection of 20 powerful images from the past week, capturing Russian drone attacks on Kyiv, Israeli strikes in Lebanon, Trump in Beijing, and more.
Eclipse Review: Dark Comedy on Life and Death in Devon
John Morton's debut play Eclipse is a finely crafted family drama about a cancer patient's final days, blending dark comedy with poignant realism at Chichester's Minerva theatre.
Smoggie Queens: Weird Queer Comedy That Delights
Smoggie Queens returns for a second series of proudly weird and queer comedy. Bizarre antics, camp cameos, and touching moments make it a secret club worth joining.
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Tom Cruise's Co-Star Hypes 'Digger' as Unprecedented
Sandra Hüller teases Tom Cruise's upcoming film 'Digger' as the most impressive movie she's ever seen, sparking Oscar buzz at Cannes.
Eurovision Rehearsal Plagued by Technical Mishaps Hours Before Final
Just hours before the Eurovision grand final, a rehearsal in Vienna suffered a curtain malfunction and missing props, forcing organizers to restart the show amidst ongoing controversy over Israel's participation.
Phil Collins Uses Crutches at Rare Outing Amid Health Woes
Phil Collins, 75, stepped out at Buckingham Palace for The King's Trust 50th anniversary, using crutches due to years of health issues including nerve damage, kidney problems, and five knee surgeries.
Halo on PS5 Marks End of Xbox Exclusivity Era
With Halo: Combat Evolved remake appearing on PS5 shelves, the end of Xbox exclusivity is undeniable. Expert analysis on why a return to exclusives is unlikely.
Channel 4 Must Revive Five Guys A Week Dating Show
Five Guys A Week, the 2020 dating show that flipped gender dynamics and put women in control, deserves a comeback. Here's why it was groundbreaking and why we miss it.
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Henry VIII: King of Rock 'n' Roll in New Cartoon
Stephen Collins reimagines Henry VIII as a rock 'n' roll king in a humorous cartoon, blending Tudor history with modern music culture.
Nazi-Looted Painting Found in Dutch SS Collaborator's Home
A painting stolen by Nazis from the Goudstikker collection was discovered in the home of a Dutch SS collaborator's descendants, sparking renewed debate on restitution.
Forza Horizon 6: Mastering Japan with 360-Degree Cameras
Playground Games reveals the exhaustive research behind Forza Horizon 6's Japan setting, including cultural consultants and 360-degree cameras to capture authentic details.
Photoville 2025: Trans Lives, Puppies, and Joy
The 15th Photoville festival in New York features moving exhibits on trans lives in the 1990s, a prison puppy program, and sweetgrass traditions, offering both whimsy and hard-hitting reportage.
Queer Eyes, Mud Sculptures, and Whistler: Art This Week
Explore gender in art, Delcy Morelos's mud sculptures, Whistler's major show, and more in this week's art roundup.
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Channel 5 Gets Commonwealth Games Highlights as BBC Opts Out
Channel 5 will broadcast daily Commonwealth Games highlights this summer after the BBC ended its 72-year coverage. TNT Sports holds live rights.
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