Arts and Culture Activities Slow Ageing by 4%
A new UCL study reveals that engaging in arts and culture weekly can slow biological ageing by 4%, matching the benefits of exercise. Visiting museums, singing, or dancing may keep you younger.
Category : Culture
Sally Field Slams Co-Star for Never Playing Zelda
Sally Field, a Zelda fan thanks to Robin Williams, scolds co-star Lewis Pullman for not playing the games, despite her playing on Switch 2 at 79.
Barbican Summer Outdoor Cinema 2026: Full Lineup
The Barbican announces its summer outdoor movie season with sci-fi, cult classics, anime, and more. Tickets go on sale May 13-14.
Sunset Boulevard Stage Adaptation Lacks Purpose
A review of Morag Fullarton's stage adaptation of Sunset Boulevard at Perth Theatre, highlighting strong performances but a lack of purpose beyond faithful mimicry of the film.
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Ciao UFO Review: Hong Kong Tear-Jerker Time-Hopping Drama
A sentimental Hong Kong drama about four housing estate kids bonded by a UFO sighting in 1985, tracking their lives into adulthood with time-hopping narrative and tear-jerking conclusion.
High and Low: Amanda Craig's State-of-the-Nation Satire
Amanda Craig's 10th novel, High and Low, is a state-of-the-nation satire set in a north London suburb, exploring tensions between haves and have-nots as a siege unfolds.
Debbie Allen on Trump, Fame, and Broadway Return
Debbie Allen reflects on meeting Trump, her iconic role in Fame, and directing August Wilson's play on Broadway. She discusses resilience and America's future.
Sung Tieu's Venice Pavilion Honors Migrant Workers
Artist Sung Tieu recreates the Gehrenseestrasse housing estate at the German pavilion in Venice, telling the forgotten history of Vietnamese contract workers in East Germany.
Nobu Documentary Reveals Obsession Behind Sushi Empire
Matt Tyrnauer's film explores chef Nobuyuki Matsuhisa's rise, from probation to global Nobu chain, with surprising emotional depth and a Robert De Niro cameo.
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Bold Tendencies at 20: The Car Park That Changed British Art
Two decades after opening in a Peckham multi-storey, Bold Tendencies has redrawn the map for presenting art with rooftop cocktails and a pink staircase that launched a thousand selfies.
Gagosian Show Celebrates Frank Gehry's Art
Gagosian's Beverly Hills exhibition pays tribute to Frank Gehry's non-architectural works, including fish lamps and animal sculptures, showcasing his artistic legacy.
Frank and Postecoglou Face Off as World Cup Pundits
Thomas Frank and Ange Postecoglou, both former Tottenham managers, will work as pundits for BBC and ITV respectively during the 2026 World Cup, offering rival analysis.
Chasing Utopia: Mo Gawdat's Alarming AI Warning
Doc follows former Google exec Mo Gawdat as he campaigns for ethical AI, warning of job loss, surveillance, and loss of control. In UK cinemas 15 May.
Lord Hunt of Chesterton, Met Office Chief, Dies at 84
Julian Hunt, former Met Office director general and turbulence expert whose work influenced building design, has died aged 84. He also helped overturn a murder conviction.
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Cesária Évora: Cape Verde's Global Music Icon
Discover how Cesária Évora rose from poverty to become a global music sensation with her 1992 album Miss Perfumado, captivating audiences with morna ballads.
Guardian's New US Video Podcast: Stateside
Guardian introduces Stateside with Kai and Carter, a new US video podcast airing three times weekly, covering politics, civil rights, climate, and more.
Guardian's Stateside Podcast Hosts Kai Wright and Carter Sherman
Award-winning journalists Kai Wright and Carter Sherman co-host the Guardian's US video podcast Stateside, exploring politics, culture, and identity.
100 Best Novels of All Time: A Literary Countdown
Discover the 100 greatest novels in English, voted by authors, critics, and academics worldwide. Check the list from 100 to 81 and see how many you've read.
Guardian Reveals 100 Greatest Novels in English
The Guardian has published its list of the 100 greatest novels in English, voted by 172 experts. Readers are invited to nominate their top three favorites.
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Stormzy to Produce Ian Wright Biopic
Stormzy's Merky Films will produce a biopic about Ian Wright, covering his journey from a south London estate to football stardom and beyond.
Oldman's Krapp and Teen's Godot Riff at Royal Court
Gary Oldman returns to the Royal Court in 'Krapp's Last Tape', paired with Leo Simpe-Asante's 'Godot's To-Do List', blending Beckett classics with fresh talent.
7 Delicious Rice Varieties Beyond White Rice
Discover seven flavorful rice varieties from a chef, including fragrant jasmine, nutty Jasberry, and sticky sushi rice, with cooking tips.
Big Break Returns with Hendry and McGuinness
BBC brings back classic snooker gameshow Big Break after 24 years. Stephen Hendry handles trick shots, Paddy McGuinness hosts. 20 episodes for BBC Two and iPlayer.
Dark Romance: Gothic Revival at Australian Fashion Week
Emerging female designers showcase dark, romantic collections at Australian Fashion Week's Frontier group show, featuring corsets, body armour, and nocturnal-resort wear.
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Tomorrow, When the War Began: A Timeless Teen Classic
A look back at the 2010 film Tomorrow, When the War Began, exploring its enduring relevance for teens facing a world unlike the one they were promised.
Ex-BBC Head Warns Creator Journalism Threatens TV News
Deborah Turness says traditional news faces existential threat from personality-led content on digital platforms like YouTube and TikTok, urging broadcasters to adapt urgently.
French Cinema Faces Far-Right Threat, 600 Sign Letter
Over 600 French cinema figures, including Juliette Binoche, warn that Vincent Bolloré's far-right influence threatens film independence, risking a 'fascist takeover of the collective imagination.'
Royal Family's Secret Codenames Revealed
Discover the secret codenames used by the royal family, from Queen Elizabeth II's 'Sharon' to King Charles III's 'Unicorn', and their origins.
Club in the Clouds Returns to Eastern City
The Eastern City Club in the Clouds is back by popular demand on May 28th, featuring DJ Charisse C and more. Levy payers get early access and discounts.
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Wax Heads Review: Charming Indie Game Celebrates Physical Music
Wax Heads is a cosy indie game set in a UK record shop, celebrating physical music media with a compelling story and original soundtrack. A 7/10 experience.
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