Peaty family 'distressed' by wedding photo email
Adam Peaty's relatives were reportedly sent a photo from his wedding to Holly Ramsay, an event they were banned from attending. The incident has caused fresh anguish in the ongoing family feud.
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Is 'Monkey Christ' as good as a Picasso? Readers debate
Guardian readers spark debate by comparing Cecilia Giménez's infamous restoration to a Picasso masterpiece. Plus, quarter-zip fashion, a time-traveller's plaque, and more in our letters section.
Steven Bartlett engaged to Melanie Lopes in Morocco
Dragons' Den star Steven Bartlett is engaged to wellness influencer Melanie Lopes after a festive proposal in Morocco. The couple confirmed they are 'very, very happy'.
Artist and writer Molly Parkin dies aged 93
Molly Parkin, the celebrated Welsh artist, writer and fashion editor known for her bohemian lifestyle, has died at 93. Discover her remarkable journey from the valleys to Chelsea.
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Artist's 7-year project to sketch Melbourne's Brunswick Street
Helen Wilding has spent seven years sketching every detail of Melbourne's Brunswick Street. She estimates the project documenting cafes, pubs and city life could take another decade to complete.
How migrant art and imagination shape British culture
Former Archbishop Rowan Williams argues that migrants are central to Britain's artistic and cultural history, from medieval architecture to contemporary art. Discover why we must listen.
Cartoonist Becky Barnicoat's Prehistoric Wellness Tips
Explore Becky Barnicoat's witty cartoon guide to prehistoric wellness. Discover ancient 'self-care' tips in this satirical look at modern trends. Read the full story here.
Tate Britain's 'The 90s' Exhibition: A 2026 Highlight
Tate Britain's major 2026 exhibition, 'The 90s', curated by Edward Enninful, will showcase era-defining art, fashion, and photography. Opens October 6, 2026. Plan your visit.
South Park writer buys 'Trump Kennedy Center' domain
Toby Morton, a writer for South Park, has purchased the trumpkennedycenter.org domain, creating a satirical site mocking the controversial renaming of the Washington arts venue. Discover the backlash and legal challenges.
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Elaine Short, Influential Ceramicist and Sculptor, Dies at 93
Celebrated British ceramicist Elaine Short, known for her monumental public sculptures and innovative glazes, has died aged 93. Explore her life and legacy.
Artist collects last letters from Denmark's postal service
A Devon artist is creating an artwork from the final letters sent through Denmark's 400-year-old postal service, which ended in December. Discover the poignant stories behind the last post.
Ceal Floyer's final artistic gesture before death
Royal Academician Tacita Dean recounts witnessing conceptual artist Ceal Floyer's courageous final work—a defiant gesture towards death—in a Berlin palliative care unit. A story of art, courage, and legacy.
Cecilia Giménez: The 'Monkey Christ' Restorer's Story
The story of Cecilia Giménez, the amateur restorer whose botched work on a Spanish fresco created the 'Monkey Christ' phenomenon. Explore the legacy of this cultural event.
Ella Baron's 2026 New Year cartoon targets Trump and Putin
Ella Baron's poignant New Year's Eve cartoon for 2026 depicts global anxieties, with the looming figures of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin casting a long shadow over celebrations. Explore the artist's sharp political commentary.
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Holly Ramsay's gifts to Adam Peaty's sister fuel family rift
Adam Peaty's sister Bethany reveals lavish bridesmaid gifts from Holly Ramsay, highlighting her role in the wedding amid a public family feud. Discover the details and fallout.
2025: The Year Celebrity Culture Crashed Back to Earth
From Katy Perry's space flight to Bezos's Venice wedding, 2025 saw a public backlash against vacuous celebrity. Explore the cultural shift demanding substance over spectacle.
Guardian's 12 Most Powerful Cartoons of 2025
Explore The Guardian's selection of the year's most impactful political cartoons, featuring commentary from award-winning illustrator Ben Jennings on satire in a surreal news cycle. Discover the art that defined 2025.
2026 Culture Preview: Major UK Exhibitions & Architecture
Your essential guide to 2026's must-see art exhibitions from Tracey Emin to Frida Kahlo, plus landmark architectural openings from Gaudí's Sagrada Família to London's Google HQ. Plan your cultural year.
Ella Baron's Cartoon on Trump & Zelenskyy Ukraine Talks
A new cartoon by Ella Baron envisions a pivotal moment in the Ukraine conflict. Explore the satirical take on potential peace talks between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
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Fiona Katauskas's Best 2025 Cartoons: Trump & Apocalypse
Revisit five of Australian cartoonist Fiona Katauskas's sharpest 2025 works, from Trump hype to the Four Horsemen. See her incisive take on global politics.
2025's Top Political Cartoons: Trump & Prince Andrew Satire
A review of 2025's most incisive opinion cartoons, where artists skewered Donald Trump's political return and Prince Andrew's ongoing scandals. See the year's defining visual commentary.
Becky Barnicoat's cartoon on the struggle to choose a mattress
Cartoonist Becky Barnicoat captures the modern-day dilemma of choosing a new mattress in her witty Guardian cartoon. Discover the relatable humour in this everyday struggle.
Stephen Collins' 2025 cartoon on gifts and grifts
A look at Stephen Collins' latest Guardian cartoon for 2025, offering a sharp, satirical take on the year's themes of generosity and deceit. Explore the artwork's commentary now.
London hotel unveils 'least Christmassy' 9ft Christmas tree
The art'otel London Hoxton has revealed a controversial nine-foot 'futuristic' Christmas tree made from shattered porcelain toys. Is it a bold artistic statement or a festive misfire?
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Bondi attack desecrates Hanukkah for Sydney Jewish family
Jonathan Seidler reflects on how the Bondi terror attack has irrevocably linked a place of joy with fear, transforming the Jewish festival of Hanukkah into a period of mourning for his family in Australia.
Illustrator Wendy Hoile dies aged 77
Artist Wendy Hoile, whose vibrant work graced major publications and the cover of Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka's memoir, has passed away. Discover her remarkable journey from music to illustration.
Tate responds to claims its masterpieces are 'hidden' from view
Tate's chairman, Roland Rudd, counters criticism that the gallery hides its treasures, citing the prominent display of Rothko's Seagram murals and the UK's largest Picasso collection. Discover the full story.
Nicola Jennings cartoon on Trump and Epstein files
A sharp editorial cartoon by Nicola Jennings captures the political storm surrounding the 2025 release of the Epstein files and Donald Trump's reaction. Explore the satire and its implications.
Corrie star Debbie Rush's actor son William dies aged 31
Former Coronation Street actress Debbie Rush announces the death of her son, actor William Rush, aged 31. Tributes pour in from soap co-stars. #BeKind
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Artist Edita Schubert's radical scalpel technique
Artist Edita Schubert discusses her radical scalpel technique, cutting into canvas to create profound works exploring trauma and healing. Discover her unique process and upcoming London exhibition.
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