Vera Schaufeld: Holocaust Educator's Legacy
Vera Schaufeld, who fled Czechoslovakia as a child, dedicated her life to teaching and Holocaust education, receiving an MBE for her impactful work.
Category : Culture
Orwell's 1984 Superstates Mirror Modern Geopolitics
Readers draw parallels between George Orwell's fictional superstates in Nineteen Eighty-Four and contemporary spheres of influence, sparking debate on social media, AI, and political representation.
Readers Defend Leonard Cohen's Live Album Omission
Guardian readers respond to Alexis Petridis's live albums list, highlighting Leonard Cohen's 2009 Live in London recording from his 2008 O2 Arena performance as a notable exclusion.
Stars Headline Berlin Film Festival Programme
The 76th Berlin International Film Festival unveils its 2026 lineup featuring Amy Adams, Ashley Walters, Channing Tatum, and Charli xcx among the international stars.
Ella Baron Cartoon on Starmer and Trump Social Media Ban
A new cartoon by Ella Baron in The Guardian critiques Keir Starmer and Donald Trump's social media policies, highlighting political tensions and free speech debates.
Guardian Corrections: Photo Credits, Music Dates Fixed
The Guardian has published corrections and clarifications for recent articles, including photo credit omissions and factual errors about music release dates.
Israeli Comedian Detained in Canada Over Gaza Complaint
Guy Hochman, an Israeli comedian and former soldier, was held at Toronto airport after a legal group accused him of war crimes in Gaza, sparking international debate.
Analog Bag Trend: Screen-Free Living Guide
Discover the viral analog bag trend for phone-free activities, plus tips on everyday luxuries like lip balms, sleep masks, and induction cookware for a better lifestyle.
Things You Should Have Done Series Two Review
Review of the second series of BBC Three's Bafta-winning comedy Things You Should Have Done, starring Lucia Keskin, with new cast additions and narrative shifts.
Met Opera Announces Layoffs and Pay Cuts
New York's Metropolitan Opera has announced significant cost-cutting measures including layoffs, salary reductions, and programming cuts as it faces financial challenges.
Guardian Sudoku 7,182: Medium Puzzle Details
A guide to Guardian Sudoku puzzle 7,182, a medium challenge. Learn how to access the print version and find solutions in upcoming issues.
UK Grassroots Music Venues Stabilise Post-Pandemic
UK grassroots music venues experienced their lowest annual decline since 2018, with only nine net closures in 2025, though over half reported no profit and employment dropped significantly.
Brooklyn Beckham Cuts Ties with Parents in Family Feud
Brooklyn Peltz Beckham has permanently severed ties with parents David and Victoria Beckham, accusing them of press manipulation and trying to ruin his marriage in an explosive Instagram statement.
Why The Traitors Keeps Viewers Hooked
Insider analysis reveals how The Traitors' producers maintain viewer addiction through controlled gameplay and psychological manipulation, featuring exclusive insights from contestant Diane Carson.
Jeffrey Archer Announces Final Novel 'Adam and Eve'
Bestselling author Jeffrey Archer, 85, reveals his upcoming novel 'Adam and Eve' will be his last, concluding a 50-year literary career that sold over 300 million books worldwide.
Paul Gilroy: Britain's Vital Guide Through Crisis
From the Guardian archives: A deep dive into the work of Paul Gilroy, one of Britain's most influential scholars on race and racism, whose humanist perspective offers crucial insights for our current age of crisis.
Pip Simmons Theatre Group: Photographic Touring Archive
Sheila Burnett's new book documents the radical European touring years of the experimental Pip Simmons theatre group through intimate photographs from 1974-86.
Steal Review: Sophie Turner in Financial Thriller
Prime Video's new series Steal delivers a breathless financial heist thriller starring Sophie Turner, exploring themes of wealth inequality and corporate greed.
Melissa Hemsley's Recipes for Healthy Sweet Treats
Discover Melissa Hemsley's recipes for homemade Bounty bars with matcha, savoury granola, and simple almond butter flapjacks. Perfect for on-the-go snacks and healthy indulgence.
TV Tonight: Dawn French Comedy & Anglo-Saxon Dig
Tonight's TV highlights include Dawn French in a hilarious insurance scam comedy on BBC One, an Anglo-Saxon cemetery discovery on Digging for Britain, and more from Grantchester to Polite Society.
Grassroots Music Venues: Hope and Hurdles in 2025
UK grassroots music venues see a tentative recovery with increased audiences and fewer closures, but financial struggles and job losses threaten the sector's future talent pipeline.
Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart Review - Inspiring True Crime
Netflix's Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart documentary reviews the 2002 abduction case, highlighting Smart's frankness about her ordeal and activism against shame.
Heavyweight Review: Boxing Drama in Real-Time
Christopher M Anthony's debut film Heavyweight explores a boxer's mental fragility in real-time locker room drama, starring Jordan Bolger and Nicholas Pinnock.
Art Exhibition Challenges Ageing Stereotypes with Photography
A groundbreaking exhibition in the Netherlands showcases photography that confronts misconceptions about ageing, featuring intimate portraits of octogenarians in love triangles and vulnerable moments.
Ancient Fossils in London's Architecture Revealed
Discover how London's buildings contain Jurassic fossils, meteorite fragments, and stones from around the world on urban geology tours that reveal the city's hidden geological history.
Saunders' Vigil: Climate Morality Play Falls Flat
George Saunders returns with Vigil, a spectral novel about a dying oil tycoon's reckoning. While revisiting themes from Lincoln in the Bardo, this climate-focused morality tale struggles to escape its own gimmicky framework.
Queen Camilla in Beano Promotes Audiobooks as Reading
Queen Camilla appears in the Beano to advocate for reading, emphasising that audiobooks and comics count. Experts discuss audio's role in literacy and industry growth.
Safe Haven Review: Kurdish Drama Lacks Depth at Arcola
Chris Bowers' play about the 1991 Kurdish uprising offers authentic diplomatic detail but lacks emotional depth and Kurdish perspective in London theatre.
Queer Eye Ends: Netflix's Fab Five Say Goodbye
Netflix's Queer Eye concludes after 10 seasons, celebrating the emotional journey of the Fab Five who transformed lives with compassion and style.
Punk Ethnography Fights Caucasus Cultural Erasure
Ored Recordings documents endangered Circassian music through punk ethnography, resisting Russian imperialism. Founders now work from Germany after leaving Russia post-Ukraine invasion.
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