Beckhams Show Unity After Brooklyn's Family Accusations
David and Victoria Beckham present united front at Paris fashion event following son Brooklyn's explosive claims about family control and inauthenticity.
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Ben Quilty on Australia's Arts Funding Crisis
Renowned painter Ben Quilty discusses the undervaluing of Australian artists, free speech debates after Adelaide Writers' Week cancellation, and the need for societal courage in supporting visionaries.
Victoria Beckham Breaks Silence After Son's Claims
Victoria Beckham has been seen for the first time since her son Brooklyn's explosive statement, paying tribute to Spice Girls bandmates amid family drama.
Pop Artist Fazzino's 3D Super Bowl Art Legacy
Charles Fazzino, official artist for Super Bowl LX, discusses his vibrant 3D pop art career, from humble beginnings to global acclaim and iconic sports commissions.
Entertainment Guide: Saipan to Take That This Week
Discover this week's top entertainment picks, including Steve Coogan's football drama Saipan, a new Take That documentary on Netflix, and must-see art exhibitions, gigs, and streaming releases across the UK.
Kim Turnbull: Model in Beckham Family Feud with Romeo & Brooklyn
Kim Turnbull, model and DJ, finds herself central to the Beckham family rift involving Romeo and Brooklyn Beckham, with rumours of a past connection to Brooklyn.
Art Weekly: Stitched Canvases, Warhol & Merz's Igloo
This week's art roundup features Jessica Rankin's lyrical embroidery-paintings at White Cube, Andy Warhol's pop art in Nottingham, and Mario Merz's arte povera igloo sculpture in London.
Finding Joy: Gwyneth's Early Nights to Potato Comebacks
Amidst life's challenges, discover unexpected bright spots from celebrity habits to hotel trends and grammatical debates in this weekly digest of UK culture.
UK Towns of Culture: Guardian Writers' Nominations
Guardian writers nominate their favourite UK towns for culture, highlighting art, architecture, food, festivals, and celebrity spots across Ramsgate, Letchmore Heath, Falmouth, Abergavenny, Folkestone, Portobello, and Halifax.
Cartoon Satirises Trump's 'Board of Peace'
A new cartoon by Ben Jennings in The Guardian critiques Donald Trump's proposed 'Board of Peace', using sharp satire to question its effectiveness and intentions.
Beryl Cook's Plymouth Exhibition Celebrates Joyful England
Plymouth's Box gallery hosts a 100th birthday exhibition of Beryl Cook's work, celebrating her unique vision of working-class joy, humour and everyday life in England.
Black Queer London Clubland Exhibition: 40 Years of Nightlife
A new archival exhibition in London showcases photographs documenting the vibrant Black queer club scene from the 1970s to 2021, exploring themes of identity, community, and cultural resilience.
Caroline Hamilton: Doll's House Festival Pioneer
Caroline Hamilton co-founded the London Dollshouse Festival, transforming a niche hobby into a celebrated global art form and providing lifelong support to miniaturists.
Vienna Cuts Culture Budget, Closes Museums
Vienna reduces its cultural budget, closing composer museums and cutting opening hours as part of austerity measures, with further cuts planned for 2027.
Sally Tallant Named Hayward Gallery Director
Sally Tallant, former Liverpool Biennial boss, returns to UK as new Hayward Gallery director at Southbank Centre during its 75th anniversary year.
Glasgow Approves AI Mural with Distorted Eagles
Glasgow City Council has approved a controversial AI-generated mural featuring American bald eagles with mangled faces, sparking criticism from residents and local MP Paul Sweeney.
Montez Press: Queer Feminist Art Champions
Montez Press, the international queer feminist press and radio, champions experimental art and literature. Founded in 2012, it counters mainstream publishing with groundbreaking works and global programming.
Renoir Exhibition Coming to London in 2026
The National Gallery will host a major Renoir exhibition from October 2026, featuring his iconic 'Dance at the Moulin de la Galette' for the first time in the UK.
Brooklyn Beckham Breaks Silence on Family Feud
Brooklyn Beckham has publicly detailed his estrangement from parents David and Victoria, alleging control, disrespect, and wedding drama in a lengthy Instagram statement.
Beckham Family Feud: David Responds to Brooklyn's Claims
David Beckham speaks out on parenting after son Brooklyn publicly airs grievances, alleging family control, wedding interference, and media manipulation in explosive social media post.
Brooklyn Beckham Cuts Ties with Parents in Feud
Brooklyn Peltz Beckham has publicly accused his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, of controlling press narratives and trying to ruin his marriage to Nicola Peltz Beckham.
Brooklyn Beckham says he won't reconcile with family
In a lengthy Instagram statement, Brooklyn Peltz Beckham, 26, declares he is 'standing up for myself' and does not wish to reconcile with parents David and Victoria Beckham. Read the full story on the family rift.
Jesy Nelson and Zion Foster split after twins' diagnosis
Jesy Nelson is reportedly 'devastated' after ending her engagement to Zion Foster. We explore her dating history and the couple's focus on their twin daughters' SMA diagnosis.
Guy Venables' Metro cartoon published 19 January 2026
The Metro daily cartoon by Guy Venables was published on 19 January 2026, sparking wider discussions on global politics. Read the full analysis and related news stories.
Tracey Emin Curates 'Crossing into Darkness' in Margate
Tracey Emin curates a profound winter exhibition at Carl Freedman Gallery, Margate, uniting her heroes like Munch and Bourgeois with emerging artists in a study of darkness and renewal. On until 12 April.
Terminally ill fan plays GTA 6 early after Rockstar gesture
Rockstar Games has allowed a fan with terminal cancer to play GTA 6 months before release. The heartwarming story follows a public plea from a family member.
Bosko the Flying Cat: An Artist's Muse and Saviour from Grief
Artist Gary Baseman reveals how his extraordinary cat, Bosko, helped him overcome grief and reignite his creativity. Discover the story of the 7ft-leaping feline muse.
Crisp packet book uncovers UK's lost design history
A new book archives Britain's most garish crisp packets from 1970-2000, revealing a lost world of hand-drawn art, bizarre flavours, and potent childhood nostalgia. Discover the story behind the collection.
Beatriz González, influential Colombian artist, dies at 93
Colombian artist Beatriz González, whose six-decade career tackled political violence through haunting prints and paintings, has died aged 93. Explore her powerful legacy.
Beryl Cook: Major Plymouth Show Seeks Critical Recognition
A major retrospective in Plymouth argues Beryl Cook was a serious artist who chronicled social change. The 'Pride and Joy' exhibition opens on 24 January 2026.
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