Donald Trump's administration has systematically imposed its values on American culture, targeting institutions from the Kennedy Center to Stonewall, with profound consequences for national identity.
Larry Kramer's devastating play about the AIDS crisis continues to galvanise audiences with its raw emotional power and urgent political message.
Reviews of 'I'm Sorry, Prime Minister' at Apollo Theatre, 'Man and Boy' at National Theatre, and 'Miles' at Southwark Playhouse, exploring political nostalgia and contemporary themes.
The Imperial War Museum has acquired Dame Vera Lynn's extensive wartime archive, including over 600 fan letters, her 1944 India tour diary, and personal contracts.
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Ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle's timeless views on love emphasize steady commitment over grand gestures, offering a profound alternative to modern Valentine's Day pressures.
A curated selection of Ryan Gillett's illustrations from The Guardian's 'This is how we do it' column is available for purchase until 23 February, featuring hand-drawn works that explore human relationships with humour and depth.
From Artemisia Gentileschi to Yoko Ono, women artists have challenged centuries of objectification by creating nude self-portraits that capture raw truths about the female body, as explored in Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett's novel Female, Nude.
The Royal Ballet's revival of Glen Tetley's 1962 classic Pierrot Lunaire at the Linbury Theatre offers a sparse but forceful production, featuring Joshua Junker, Natalia Osipova, and Patricio Revé in commedia dell'arte roles.
A critical review of Macbeth productions at Hull Truck, Bolton Octagon, and Derby Theatre, exploring their unique interpretations and staging in 2026.
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At 58, broadcaster Adrian Chiles buys his first drill, aiming to overcome lifelong DIY hopelessness. He shares his humorous and messy start to learning basic skills, from Swiss cheese walls to umbrella screws.
Adrian Searle, the Guardian's chief art critic since 1996, will step down from his full-time role at the end of March. His influential career spanned three decades, championing contemporary art with authority and humour.
Photographer Robin Hinsch's book 'Lonely Are All the Bridges' captures Ukraine's societal fractures and human resilience over a decade, from 2010 to 2023, through poignant images.
Rendez-Vous Dance's new show at The Corn Exchange, Newbury, brings to life Le Monocle, a famed 1920s Paris lesbian club, with quirky dances and understated charisma.
Royal Mail releases a commemorative set of stamps honouring Hornby Model Railways, featuring exclusive photographs of classic models and nostalgic packaging designs.
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Explore the Courtauld Gallery's exhibition 'Seurat and the Sea', featuring over half of Georges Seurat's works depicting the Channel coast, showcasing his pointillist technique and psychological depth.
The Kennedy Center's president has warned staff of impending job cuts and 'skeletal teams' as the performing arts center prepares for a two-year renovation shutdown starting in July 2026.
Spice Girl Mel B and celebrities create heart artworks for Chain of Hope's 30th anniversary exhibition at Saatchi Gallery, auctioning pieces to fund children's heart surgeries globally.
Artist Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork's exhibition Gama 1213-B creates a powerful sound installation connecting Japanese internment camps and Okinawa caves through sonic memorialization of silenced histories.
Austrian artist Lisl Ponger reveals the story behind her photograph Danse Macabre, a staged scene blending pandemic themes with historical masks and social commentary.
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Terence Rattigan's 1963 play Man and Boy receives a high-concept revival at London's Dorfman theatre, blending screwball comedy with financial thriller elements in a stylised production.
Hannah Kent reveals how a year in Iceland's harsh beauty and literary culture transformed her from a doubting teen into a published author, inspired by a teacher's belief.
Anthony Lau's revival of Terence Rattigan's 1963 play Man and Boy at the Dorfman Theatre presents a jarringly serious examination of financial corruption and moral decay, featuring Ben Daniels as the troubled financier Gregor Antonescu.
A major exhibition of works by Korean-American artist Theresa Hak Kyung Cha has launched at the Berkeley Art Museum, showcasing her pioneering multimedia art and literary contributions.
An exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery showcases Lucian Freud's drawings, offering a deep insight into his artistic process and personal life through sketches and etchings.
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A revival of Jerome Kilty's play 'Dear Liar' at Jermyn Street Theatre explores the witty correspondence between George Bernard Shaw and actress Mrs. Patrick Campbell.
A visual exploration of That's Life! magazine, which captured and influenced American society through iconic photography from the mid-20th century.
Two Roman stone altars, dating to around 140AD, have been acquired by National Museums Scotland and will debut in an exhibition, offering new insights into the secretive cult of Mithras and the lives of soldiers on the empire's frontier.
Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic has filed a lawsuit against AirAsia for removing his street mural in Penang, Malaysia, alleging copyright infringement and seeking damages.
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe has revealed its initial 351 performances for 2026, spanning 24 countries and 70 venues. More announcements are scheduled for April and May ahead of the official June launch.
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Two stunning Roman altars discovered near Edinburgh, acquired by National Museums Scotland, will go on public display for the first time in November 2026 after extensive conservation work.
