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The Guardian
Celebrities turn out for Met Gala in high fashion – as it happened
The Guardian
This blog has now closed. You can see a gallery of the highlights here and read our coverage of a nearby protest calling for a Gaza ceasefire hereCo-chair and absolute queen of meta-dressing – see the shoes with tennis ball heels she wore to promote sexy tennis flick, Challengers – Zendaya has arrived. Her stylist Law Roach has had the internet
mardi 07 Mai 2024 02:05
The Guardian
Pulitzer 2024 winners include Jayne Anne Phillips, ProPublica, AP and New York Times
The Guardian
Winning books include Night Watch and King: A Life, while journalism winners focused on coverage of the Israel-Gaza warThis year’s Pulitzer winners include the New York Times and ProPublica as well as authors including Jayne Anne Phillips and Jonathan Eig.The Pulitzers honored the best in journalism from 2023 in 15 categories, as well as eight ar
lundi 06 Mai 2024 21:05
The Guardian
Tunnels, treehouses and tensegrity towers: landmarks in protest architecture, from UCLA to Hong Kong
The Guardian
How did UK activists outfox 700 police? Why was Hong Kong traffic stopped by ‘mini Stonehenges’? And could an octagonal treehouse and a crow’s nest really have saved a German forest? Our writer enjoys a 200-year history of resistance architectureIn his 1868 street-fighting manual, Instructions for an Armed Uprising, the French revolutionary A
lundi 06 Mai 2024 15:05
CBC
Titanic, Lord of the Rings actor Bernard Hill dead at 79
CBC
Actor Bernard Hill, who delivered a rousing cry before leading his people into battle in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King and went down with the ship as the captain in Titanic, has died.
lundi 06 Mai 2024 15:05
CBC
The Tragically Hip launching book to celebrate their 40th anniversary,...
CBC
This is Our Life, available this October, shares the band's story from their early beginnings in Kingston, Ont., as high schoolers to their success as a Juno-winning rock band
lundi 06 Mai 2024 15:05
The Guardian
Storms, frogs and a kiss: how a group of scientists designed a message...
The Guardian
When researching space objects and a far-flung message made for aliens, I was drawn to the question: what do we choose to memorialise – or forget? Get our weekend culture and lifestyle emailSpace objects embody all kinds of...
lundi 06 Mai 2024 15:05
The Guardian
Lost Caravaggio that almost sold for €1,500 to go on show at Prado in...
The Guardian
Ecce Homo will be museum’s second Caravaggio, after being spotted on sale in Spanish capital in 2021A lost Caravaggio painting of the scourged and thorn-crowned Christ that was misattributed and almost sold for just €1,500...
lundi 06 Mai 2024 12:05
The Guardian
Sansara/Manchester Collective review – an exquisitely colourful...
The Guardian
Queen Elizabeth Hall, LondonMorton Feldman’s 1971 work and three responses to it made for a fascinating concertMorton Feldman’s Rothko Chapel was composed in 1971 to be performed in a very singular place, the multi-faith...
lundi 06 Mai 2024 12:05
The Guardian
Rosie Holt: That’s Politainment review – Tory targets are a safe seat
The Guardian
Colchester Arts CentreThe comedian’s rightwing alter egos have not yet evolved beyond the two-dimensional in this droll but conventional setIt’s lovely to be here in Colchester, says Rosie Holt, “where people still voted...
lundi 06 Mai 2024 10:05
The Guardian
Night Train to Odesa by Jen Stout review – from Ukraine with love
The Guardian
Ordinary Ukrainians and their haunting stories are the heroes of the Scottish reporter’s wonderful hymn to an embattled nationIn the run-up to Russia’s all-out invasion of Ukraine, Jen Stout was in Moscow. The mood there...
lundi 06 Mai 2024 08:05
The Guardian
Francis Bacon: A Self-Portrait in Words by Michael Peppiatt review –...
The Guardian
Despite the painter’s lack of ‘epistolary fluency’, this collection of his writings – from drunken interviews to begging letters – offers some insight into his working methods and private lifeFrancis Bacon composed his autobiography in...
lundi 06 Mai 2024 06:05
The Guardian
The Bauhaus Nazis: the collaborators – and worse – among the design...
The Guardian
They were seen as heroes and martyrs who defied the Nazis. But a new show in Weimar reveals horrifying details about some Bauhauslers, one of whom designed the crematoriums at AuschwitzIf the day of Otti Berger’s death is not known, its place...
lundi 06 Mai 2024 04:05
CBC
Taylor Swift fan had concert tickets and a place to stay. Then...
CBC
A Taylor Swift fan from Montreal who secured accommodations for the pop star's Toronto concert found herself without a place to stay after Booking.com cancelled her reservations and refused to help find an affordable alternative. A legal expert...
lundi 06 Mai 2024 04:05
The Guardian
Eurovision winner Jamala says Ukraine ‘cannot afford’ to boycott...
The Guardian
Singer says her country needs the opportunity to remind Europe of Russia’s invasionUkraine’s former Eurovision winner Jamala has said her country “cannot afford” to boycott the song contest because it needs the opportunity to remind Europe...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 23:05
The Guardian
May Contain Lies by Alex Edmans review – fake news rules… and...
The Guardian
In our age of misinformation, this unsparing study of the many ways in which we can be deceived and how to counter the pernicious effects couldn’t be more timely“What is truth, said jesting Pilate – and would not stay for an answer.” Thus...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 16:05
The Guardian
Scottish artist receives hundreds of copies of Orwell’s Nineteen...
The Guardian
People around the world have sent the book, with their personal stories, to Edinburgh for an installation to mark its publication 75 years agoCopies of George Orwell’s dystopian masterpiece Nineteen Eighty-Four have been arriving at an...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 15:05
The Guardian
Bernard Hill, Boys from the Blackstuff and Lord of the Rings actor, dies...
The Guardian
Hill’s portrayal of Yosser Hughes in 1982 BBC series launched career that included roles in Titanic and JRR Tolkien epicBernard Hill, the stage, television and film actor who rose to fame for his unforgettable portrayal of Yosser Hughes, has...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 14:05
The Guardian
Dugsi Dayz review – young Muslim answer to The Breakfast Club fizzles out
The Guardian
Royal Court, LondonFour south London girls tell stories during detention at a mosque in Sabrina Ali’s play, which ends before we know much about themFour British Somali girls are thrown together in detention at a south London mosque, having...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 14:05
The Guardian
Blackbird Blackbird Blackberry review – a beguiling tale of midlife...
The Guardian
Eka Chavleishvili is superb as an unmarried fortysomething woman whose life is turned upside-down by romance in Elene Naveriani’s handsome dramaThe local gossips, with their tittering, pitying glances, might find it hard to believe, but...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 14:05
The Guardian
Saturday Night Live: Dua Lipa impresses in otherwise weak episode
The Guardian
The singer takes on double duty and does a surprisingly effective job as a comedic actor but the writing mostly fails to match her ability Saturday Night Live kicks off the final run of episodes for Season 49 with a televised roundtable discussion...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 13:05
The Guardian
Frank Stella obituary
One of the most influential US abstract artists who started out as a minimalist but constantly reinvented his workIn February 2015, a pair of enormous stars, one in polished aluminium and the other unvarnished teak, appeared in the courtyard of the Royal Academy in London. These were by the American artist and honorary Academician Frank Stella, who
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 13:05
The Guardian
Much Ado About Nothing review – frothy fun to please the purists
The Guardian
Globe theatre, LondonThere’s no whiff of stuffiness in a Sean Holmes production characterised by warm summer euphoria, Elizabethan-era magic and entrancing musicThe Globe so often comes under...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 12:05
The Guardian
Read me a story: why reading out loud is a joy for adults as well as kids
The Guardian
Sarah Manavis and her partner have a guilty secret. What they love to do most of all in private is… read out loud to each other. And, as she’s discovered, it has many surprising benefitsNeither...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 12:05
The Guardian
‘My role was to be a truthful witness’: photographer Jack...
The Guardian
In the 1970s, the photographer began teaching in a progressive US women’s prison and made moving portraits of many of the inmates. Looking back, he sees how many of them actually felt safer in...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 11:05
The Guardian
Minority Rule review: rich history of America’s undemocratic democracy
The Guardian
From an absurd Senate where California and Wyoming are equal, to Republican voter suppression, Ari Berman covers it allAri Berman’s new book is a rich history of America’s ambivalent attitude...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 09:05
The Guardian
‘Every Dylan song could be improved’: is perfection possible, or...
The Guardian
Much art, from Bob Dylan to Robert Frank, derives its greatness from its flaws. But sporting perfection is a whole different ball gameI’m not one to boast but on a recent Sunday morning I...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 09:05
The Guardian
Michelangelo: The Last Decades review – feels close to a religious...
The Guardian
British Museum, LondonThis huge yet intimate show of the Renaissance polymath’s work guides you by the heart as well as the eyes, through hypnotic studies, his own words, and drawings that are...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 08:05
The Guardian
Cold review – theatrically evocative folk-tale treatment of the pain...
The Guardian
A man spins a story in a doctor’s waiting room, sparking a fairy tale of loss and desperationFilm-makers Claire Coache and Lisle Turner are a couple who survived the horrific experience of losing...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 07:05
The Guardian
‘We’re so much more than that’: Stormzy opens #MerkyFC HQ centre...
The Guardian
Rapper says sport, music and gaming venture in south London is aimed at widening opportunities for young black communityStormzy has won three Brit awards, headlined Glastonbury, persuaded Usain...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 07:05
The Guardian
The Searchers by Andy Beckett review – the leftists who took their...
The Guardian
An absorbing study of five Labour radicals – Jeremy Corbyn, Diane Abbott, John McDonnell, Ken Livingstone, plus Benn himself – makes a convincing case for their cultural victories but...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 06:05
The Guardian
Sunday with Lou Sanders: ‘A fireside pub table for games – Bananagrams, Scrabble’
The Guardian
The comic snuggles her cats, goes to gymnastics, squeals in delight at vegan Yorkshire puddingsSunday mornings? I recently bought this book called Morning Miracles. It’s all about getting up 90 minutes earlier for...
dimanche 05 Mai 2024 05:05
The Guardian
Rebecca F Kuang: ‘I like to write to my friends in the style of Joan Didion’
The Guardian
The author of bestseller Yellowface on her agent’s fears about publishing the novel, the joys of a social media purge and being a workaholic who gets bored easilyRebecca F Kuang, 27, is an American writer. She and her family...
samedi 04 Mai 2024 17:05
The Guardian
The Jazz Defenders: Memory in Motion review – crackles with energy and skill
The Guardian
(Haggis)The third album from this classy Bristol quintet keeps things fresh with funky rhythms, moody moments, a bit of rap and one live duetThis Bristol quintet are champions – or “defenders” – of the hard bop heritage...
samedi 04 Mai 2024 15:05
The Guardian
The Fall Guy review – Ryan Gosling fails to fly in vacuous stuntman action comedy
The Guardian
The combined star power of Gosling and Emily Blunt can’t lift Bullet Train director David Leitch’s action-heavy spectacle into meaningful entertainmentLike the Lee Majors-starring 80s TV show on which this bombastic action...
samedi 04 Mai 2024 14:05
The Guardian
Adele Roberts: ‘My GP told me I was too young for cancer. She sent me for tests anyway and...
The Guardian
The DJ, 45, on her fan Prince William, improving lesbian representation, recovering from cancer and why colostomy bags are nothing to be ashamed ofSilence doesn’t sit well with me. I’m the eldest of six children, so my...
samedi 04 Mai 2024 13:05
The Guardian
Riddle of Fire review – quest for a blueberry pie aims to be ye olde work of whimsy
This kids’ adventure story with a faux medievalist vibe has a cute conceit and some fun sequences but the inexperience of the cast and director showsIf you’ve ever tried to make a home movie with young children, you quickly come to appreciate how hard it is to get the little monsters to remember their lines and hit their marks, let alone give g
vendredi 03 Mai 2024 20:05
CBC
Why is everyone arguing about Drake and Kendrick Lamar?
CBC
Canadian rap superstar Drake, no stranger to feuding with his contemporaries, is engaged in a diss track exchange with Kendrick Lamar, and it has driven music fans to furious debates on social media.
vendredi 03 Mai 2024 15:05
The Guardian
Song for Wales winner inspires fresh bid to get country its own...
The Guardian
Sara Davies hopes release of song and glitzy video will ‘drive the idea forward and get people talking about it’Musicians, language campaigners and pro-independence politicians have backed a...
vendredi 03 Mai 2024 12:05
The Guardian
Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith announce stage version of Inside No 9
The Guardian
The pair, whose final season of the hit horror-comedy will air on the BBC this month, say the West End production will feature familiar characters and fresh surprisesAs the ninth and final series...
vendredi 03 Mai 2024 11:05
The Guardian
Author Franz Kafka’s life was far from kafkaesque, biopic shows
The Guardian
Man who emerges from German TV series is a far cry from myth of tortured artist alienated from his family and jobThe word “kafkaesque” has come to describe the sensation of powerlessness when...
vendredi 03 Mai 2024 11:05
The Guardian
Llŷr Williams review – Welsh pianist of an infinite range of colours
The Guardian
Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, CardiffWilliams more than rose to the challenge of Schumann’s Kreisleriana and the Op 11 Sonata with playing of clarity and rigourThe Welsh pianist Llŷr...
vendredi 03 Mai 2024 11:05
The Guardian
Lily Allen to star in new version of Hedda Gabler ‘absolutely for now’
The Guardian
Matthew Dunster, who directed Allen in her West End debut 2:22: A Ghost Story, will write and direct the show for Bath’s Ustinov Studio next yearLily Allen is to play Hedda Gabler in a new...
vendredi 03 Mai 2024 11:05
The Guardian
Multiple Casualty Incident review – thorny questions in humanitarian...
The Guardian
Yard theatre, LondonEven in times of peace, the medical staff training to go into a war zone can’t avoid conflict in Sami Ibrahim’s engaging playQuestions of crisis spiral in Sami Ibrahim’s...
vendredi 03 Mai 2024 11:05
The Guardian
X-ray visions, stately sculptures and swelling seas – the week in art
The Guardian
Tony Cragg’s cosmic forms grace a Yorkshire manor, while the Lion of the Punjab roars back to life – all in your weekly dispatchTony CraggWobbly cosmic abstract forms materialise around one of...
vendredi 03 Mai 2024 11:05
The Guardian
What by John Cooper Clarke review – sharp social commentary from the...
The Guardian
With subjects ranging from Elvis to bubble and squeak, the poet’s unmistakable delivery elevates his satirical verse to the realms of high artThe latest poetry collection from John Cooper Clarke,...
vendredi 03 Mai 2024 11:05
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