Shared from Lifestyle | The Guardian LaQuan Smith’s autumn/winter 2022 show at New York fashion week on Monday evening started over an hour late. It soon became clear why – a celebrity was involved. Julia […]
Shared from Lifestyle | The Guardian It might be fashion week in New York at the moment, but Monday was also Valentine’s Day. For the Coach show in the afternoon, each guest – including rapper […]
Shared from Lifestyle | The Guardian Naomi Campbell has described becoming a mother at the age of 50 as “the best thing I’ve ever done”. In a photoshoot for the March issue cover of British […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian What do poets talk about when they talk about love? The first poem I ever wrote was a love poem. I was 14. I don’t remember any of the […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian Garth: “You ever get the feeling that Benjamin is not one of us?” Wayne: “Good call. It’s as if Benjamin wants us to be liked by everyone. I mean, […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian Even by Super Bowl standards, an event in which the mythologising is as much of a sport as the football, this has been a particularly hyped half-time show. Three […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian 7.40pm EST 19:40 Adrian Horton Uber Don’t Eats Just because it’s in an Uber Eats bag doesn’t mean you should eat it, as celebrities such as Trevor Noah, Succession’s […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian Rick Rubin, founder of Def Jam Records and the most highly regarded music producer of his time, has announced his first book. The Creative Act: A Way of Being […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian “It means something brand new, never before seen, hasn’t been put on a map yet,” says Mark Wahlberg to his co-star Tom Holland in a promo clip explaining the […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian In January 1788, a fleet of British ships under the command of Captain Arthur Phillip anchored in a bay known as Warrane to the people living there. What happened […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian Asked in 1978 to describe his job, the visual effects pioneer Douglas Trumbull said: “I’m in the area of creating experiences that are beyond the realm of physical reality.” […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian Steven Knight is no stranger to good reviews. After all, he co-created Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?, received an Oscar nomination for his second movie (Dirty Pretty Things) […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian Surprise is not much of a factor in Death on the Nile, Kenneth Branagh’s second gaudy, glossy all-star adaptation of an Agatha Christie chestnut. As with its predecessor, 2017’s […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian Ever since the monochromatic thrills of 1996’s Pokémon Red and Blue, I’ve dreamed of embarking on a sprawling 3D Pokémon adventure. While 2019’s Sword and Shield did their best […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian Approximately 80 years after it was looted by the Nazis, an expressionist painting has been returned to the descendants of a German-Jewish couple by the Royal Museums of Fine […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian 30. A Billion Balconies Facing the Sun (2010) Manic Street Preachers were always Guns N’ Roses fans: on A Billion Balconies Facing the Sun, they collaborated with the band’s […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian ‘We were close friends for a time, but she was never my best friend. I never felt that I knew her – you know, nobody felt like they knew […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian Maybe the hardest trick in rock music is to do what John Peel credited as the singular ability of the Fall – to sound always different, but always the […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian Adele was the runaway winner at this year’s female-dominated Brit awards, taking home the prizes for artist of the year, album of the year for her fourth record, 30, […]
Shared from Culture | The Guardian The nomination of Jane Campion for best director at the 2022 Academy Awards – her second, following her 1994 nomination for The Piano – is more noteworthy for what […]