Melania Documentary Funded by Bezos Faces UK Release Challenge
Amazon MGM Studios' documentary on Melania Trump, directed by Brett Ratner, launches in UK cinemas amid reports of weak ticket sales despite a $75 million investment.
Category : Culture
John Lucas: Poetry Editor, Cricket Captain
Tributes highlight John Lucas's dual legacy as a patient poetry editor and a demanding cricket captain, showcasing his contrasting personas in publishing and sport.
Bhaktivedanta Manor's Hidden History as a Nurse Training School
Before George Harrison owned it, Bhaktivedanta Manor served as St Bartholomew's Hospital's preliminary training school for nurses in Letchmore Heath, offering a unique glimpse into historical healthcare education.
Hot Honey Trend: Has It Reached Its Peak?
Hot honey, the sweet and spicy 'swicy' sensation, has exploded from niche trend to supermarket staple. But with mass production and 'fake honey' concerns, is this food phenomenon at its peak?
Traitors Ireland Host on Swearing, Brexit and Castles
Siobhan McSweeney discusses The Traitors Ireland's distinct character, from increased swearing and Celtic settings to Brexit commentary and housing crisis insights.
Bridgerton Season 4: Days Left to Binge Netflix Drama
Netflix's Bridgerton returns with Season 4, focusing on Benedict's love story. Part one premieres January 29, 2026, with part two following on February 26.
BBC iPlayer Could Track Licence Fee Evasion via Address Links
The BBC is developing plans to connect iPlayer accounts to home addresses, potentially identifying millions of households watching without paying the £174.50 TV licence fee.
London Pub Tops UK Gastropub Awards 2026
The Devonshire in Soho has been voted the best gastropub in the country, with London venues dominating the Estrella Damm Top 50 Gastropubs list for 2026.
Gail Daughtry: Silly Sundance Comedy Review
Review of David Wain's Hollywood comedy at Sundance, starring Zoey Deutch and Jon Hamm. A scattershot, laugh-filled lark with hit-and-miss humour.
Corrie Fans Shocked by Sam's Dramatic New Look
Coronation Street viewers express surprise as actor Jude Riordan returns to the soap with a noticeably matured appearance, sparking recast rumours and discussion.
Netflix Horror Series Season 2 Could Take 5 Years
Fans of Netflix's acclaimed Korean zombie series 'All of Us Are Dead' may need to wait until 2027 for season 2, creating a potential five-year gap between seasons.
Zoey Deutch on Playing Jean Seberg in Nouvelle Vague
Hollywood actor Zoey Deutch discusses her role as Jean Seberg in Richard Linklater's Nouvelle Vague, a celebratory film about the making of Godard's Breathless, and her journey into French cinema.
Apprentice's Tim Campbell Hits Back at 'Softer' Claim
The Apprentice 2026 star Tim Campbell MBE dismisses suggestions he's more approachable than Karren Brady as the BBC show returns with new tasks and Hong Kong setting.
20 Best Winter Items Tested in Snow, Rain & Wind
Discover the ultimate guide to staying warm this winter with 20 durable, stylish items tested in harsh conditions, from ultra-warm coats to heated accessories.
McDonald's UK Teases Friends Meal Launch
McDonald's UK has sparked excitement by hinting at the arrival of the Friends-themed adult Happy Meal through social media posts referencing the iconic 90s sitcom.
Armani Luminous Silk Foundation: New Formula & 18 Shades
Giorgio Armani Beauty unveils a reformulated Luminous Silk Foundation for 2026, featuring skincare actives and 18 new shades for enhanced colour matching.
Huyghe's Liminals: Quantum Art in Berlin's Berghain
Pierre Huyghe's Liminals installation at Halle am Berghain presents terrifying quantum visions through film, sound and space, creating a gut-wobbling mythological journey in Berlin's iconic techno venue.
Readers' Best Photographs: Lanterns, Parakeets, and More
A captivating gallery of Guardian readers' photographs featuring luminous lanterns, a sunbathing parakeet, and diverse scenes from across the UK and beyond.
Dusk's £26 Topper Feels Like Down, Improves Sleep
Dusk's Feels Like Down Mattress Topper, priced from £26, offers a down-like feel with breathable cotton and soft polyester fibre, enhancing sleep comfort affordably.
Gentleman Jack Ballet Brings Anne Lister to Stage
Choreographer Annabelle Lopez Ochoa creates a ballet adaptation of Gentleman Jack, exploring Anne Lister's life and relationships through innovative dance.
Aniston's Boyfriend Blushes Revealing How They Met
Jennifer Aniston's partner Jim Curtis details their first encounter on TV, sharing they were introduced by mutual friends and chatted for a long time before dating.
Vodka Revs Closes: End of British Nightlife Era
Revolution Bars enters administration, closing all 14 Vodka Revs venues as changing drinking habits and economic pressures reshape UK nightlife culture.
Golders Green Marks 81 Years Since Auschwitz Liberation
London's Golders Green Jewish community commemorates Holocaust Memorial Day 2026, focusing on passing survivor memories to younger generations amid ongoing Middle East conflicts.
Ben Fogle's Shopping Secrets: Vintage & Espresso
Adventurer Ben Fogle reveals his shopping habits, from vintage clothing and antiques to portable espresso machines and garden makeover regrets.
Courtauld to Open Two New Contemporary Art Galleries in 2029
London's Courtauld art museum reveals plans for two new contemporary art galleries at Somerset House, featuring dedicated spaces for artists and students, set to open in 2029.
Katie Price's Family 'Blindsided' by Fourth Marriage
Katie Price's family express concern over her sudden fourth marriage to businessman Lee Andrews, with her children unaware of the relationship and questions raised about his background.
Channel 4 Drops True Crime Drama The Girl from Plainville
Channel 4 has quietly removed the chilling drama series The Girl from Plainville, which dramatises the real-life case of Michelle Carter and Conrad Roy III's death.
Japan's Last Pandas Leave for China as Ties Fray
Twin pandas Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei have left Tokyo's Ueno Zoo for China, ending Japan's 50-year panda era amid strained diplomatic relations between the two nations.
Stars at Noon: Denis's Romantic Thriller Explored
Claire Denis's 2022 film Stars at Noon, starring Margaret Qualley and Joe Alwyn, blends romance and thriller elements in a Covid-stricken Nicaragua setting. This analysis delves into its critical reception and themes.
Rainbow Serpent: 50 Years of Australian Children's Classic
Celebrating five decades since publication, Dick Roughsey's The Rainbow Serpent remains a cherished Australian children's picture book, sharing Indigenous creation stories and cultural heritage.
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