My Brilliant Career Musical Returns on National Tour
The acclaimed Melbourne Theatre Company musical adaptation of Miles Franklin's novel returns with Kala Gare starring as Sybylla, featuring actor-musicians and feminist themes.
Category : Culture
Invasion Day: A Long History of Protest
A detailed look at how Invasion Day protests have evolved from the first fleet's arrival in 1788 to modern demonstrations, tracing their origins and significance.
Traitors Finale: Ruthless Tactics Save Uneven Series
The Traitors finale delivered nail-biting tension despite format cracks, with Rachel's ruthless gameplay dominating this year's uneven series.
Traitors Finale Praised as TV History by Fans
BBC's The Traitors season four finale has been hailed by viewers as one of the most phenomenal episodes in British television history, with Stephen and Rachel's win celebrated as groundbreaking.
Emmerdale 2026: Explosive Twists and Dead Bodies Teased
Emmerdale producer Laura Shaw reveals explosive storylines for 2026, including multiple dead bodies, dramatic character returns, and major plot developments following Corriedale events.
EastEnders: Bea's Cunning Plan Puts Honey in Danger
In EastEnders, newcomer Bea quietly orchestrates a plan that pulls Honey Mitchell into a dangerous situation at the Minute Mart, leaving Vinny Panesar seriously impressed with her actions.
Buddy Review: Horror Misfire at Sundance
Sundance 2026 horror comedy Buddy fails to deliver scares or laughs in its tale of a murderous children's TV character, feeling stretched beyond its premise.
Five Essential Weekend Reads: Food Trends & Family Feuds
Guardian Australia's weekly selection covers ultra-processed foods, Hollywood props, the Beckham family drama, jacket potato revival, and Siberian hermits.
Corrie Exposes Megan's Second Teen Victim in Grooming Plot
Coronation Street's grooming storyline intensifies as Will learns Megan abused another student, while Sam Blakeman grows suspicious of their relationship.
Delroy Lindo: Oscar Nominee on UK Roots and Identity
Oscar nominee Delroy Lindo discusses his surprise nomination, why UK fans can support him, and his complex feelings about British identity as a Lewisham-born actor.
John Wilson's Concrete Film: Sundance Triumph
John Wilson's debut feature The History of Concrete transforms mundane urban material into profound meditation on change, premiering at Sundance festival.
Emmerdale Star Reveals Bear's 'Darkness' Future
Joshua Richards discusses Bear Wolf's emotional recovery in Emmerdale after the Ray Walters storyline, hinting at complex character development ahead.
Philadelphia Sues US Over Slavery Exhibit Removal
Philadelphia has filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration for dismantling a slavery-related exhibit at the President's House site, once home to George Washington.
Claudia Winkleman's Traitors Shoes Trend for 2026
Claudia Winkleman's custom Duke + Dexter loafers on The Traitors have ignited a major 2026 footwear trend, with fans rushing to emulate her stylish look.
Global Week in 20 Images: ICE Raids to AFCON Final
A visual journey through the past week's global events, from ICE protests in Minneapolis and Russian airstrikes in Ukraine to the Africa Cup of Nations final in Rabat and wildfires in Chile.
Traitors Finale: Who Wins £120k Tonight?
The Traitors season four concludes tonight with a 75-minute finale on BBC One. Six finalists battle for £120,000 in a dramatic showdown full of suspicion and backstabbing.
Everwood Drama Climbs Netflix UK Charts
The early 2000s family drama Everwood, starring Chris Pratt, has surged into Netflix's top 10 TV rankings in the UK, praised for its emotional storytelling and nostalgic small-town charm.
Victoria Beckham's 2001 Single Tops UK Sales Chart
Victoria Beckham's 2001 single 'Not Such an Innocent Girl' becomes UK's best-selling single after social media campaign amid family feud with son Brooklyn.
Victoria Beckham's 2001 Song Tops UK Sales Charts
Victoria Beckham's 2001 single 'Not Such an Innocent Girl' has surged to No 1 on UK sales and download charts following revelations about the Beckham family rift.
Robbie Williams Breaks Beatles' UK Album Record
Robbie Williams surpasses the Beatles to become the all-time UK No 1 album record holder, with his new album Britpop securing his 16th chart-topping release.
Nicola Peltz and the Peltz-Beckham Family Feud
Explore the life of Nicola Peltz, from heiress to actress, amid the ongoing estrangement between Brooklyn Beckham and his parents, David and Victoria Beckham.
Wunmi Mosaku's Best TV Shows After Oscar Nomination
Following her Oscar nomination for Sinners, explore five standout TV series featuring acclaimed Manchester actor Wunmi Mosaku, including Luther and Loki.
Springsteen Biopic 'Deliver Me From Nowhere' on Disney+
The acclaimed Bruce Springsteen biopic 'Deliver Me From Nowhere' is now streaming on Disney+ in the UK, focusing on the making of his 'Nebraska' album with Jeremy Allen White.
Katie Price Announces Ninth Engagement After Split
Katie Price has revealed her ninth engagement to a mystery man in Dubai, just weeks after reportedly splitting from JJ Slater, showcasing a diamond ring and romantic hotel setting.
Graham Norton Show's Celebrity Seating Hierarchy Exposed
Producer Graham Stuart reveals the behind-the-scenes hierarchy that determines where guests sit on The Graham Norton Show, explaining why some stars get the coveted spot next to the host.
Brooklyn Beckham 'No Regrets' After Family Statement
Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz appear stronger than ever following his explosive statement about his family, with body language experts noting 'no regrets'.
Hackney Food Festival: 40% Off Top Restaurants
East London's hottest restaurants, including Acme Fire Cult and Mangal 2, join Hackney's food festival in February with up to 40% off meals. Discover the culinary event celebrating borough diversity.
Trumpeter John Wallace Dies Aged 76
Renowned trumpeter John Wallace, famed for his 1981 royal wedding performance and advocacy for free music tuition in Scotland, has passed away at the age of 76.
Guardian Letters: Pub Culture & Premier Inn Booking
Readers share thoughts on bar-stool athletics, Premier Inn Milton Keynes bookings, Bodø's true status, Beckham family feuds, and geographical perspectives from the Isle of Wight.
Kevin Whately on Alan Rickman's Kindness in Play
Actor Kevin Whately shares memories of working with Alan Rickman in the 1980s play Bad Language, praising his kindness and intelligence.
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