Shared from Culture | The Guardian Fans of the original Star Wars trilogy, your time is up. Remember when you knew that the one true set of works based in a galaxy far, far away […]
Shared from Lifestyle | The Guardian Dave Hughes has been one of Australia’s best–loved comedians for more than two decades. In that time, Hughesy thinks he must have toured “up to 20” different shows. “People […]
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 […]