BBC iPlayer Adds The Count of Monte Cristo
The Count of Monte Cristo, a 2024 film adaptation of Alexandre Dumas' classic novel, is now available on BBC iPlayer in four parts, praised as a masterpiece.
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Ana Roxanne's Poem 1: A Stunning Pop Balladeer Emerges
Ana Roxanne's new album Poem 1 showcases her voice front and centre, with mournful ballads and a Schumann cover, marking her most accessible work yet.
Running Man to Field of Dreams: Seven Best Films on TV
A stylish update of Stephen King's classic, plus Kevin Costner's solid performance and more top films to watch this week on TV.
Chance Encounters with David Attenborough on His 100th Birthday
As David Attenborough turns 100, readers share touching memories of chance encounters and the lifelong influence of his nature programmes around the world.
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Bob Odenkirk on Breaking Bad, Saul, and Normal
Bob Odenkirk answers reader questions about his career from Wayne's World to Better Call Saul and his new film Normal, playing a dodgy sheriff.
Olof Dreijer's Debut Solo Album: A Garden of Earthly Delights
Swedish producer Olof Dreijer of the Knife releases debut solo album 'Loud Bloom', a floral-themed dance record with squiggling melodies and global rhythms.
Lily King on Judy Blume, Jane Austen, and Tove Jansson
The Women's Prize-shortlisted author shares her earliest reading memory, favourite books, and the authors who changed her writing life.
Assassination of Margaret Thatcher: Bold Stage Adaptation
Hilary Mantel's short story becomes a powerful, provocative play at Liverpool's Everyman, blending dark humour with political depth.
Art Roundup: Fascism, Khmer Rouge, Flowers, and More
This week's art includes an exhibition on 1930s artists fighting fascism, a photographic story of survival under the Khmer Rouge, and a celebration of flower paintings from 1900 to today.
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Frances Chang's Uncanny Songwriting and Best New Tracks
Discover Frances Chang's magnetic, uncanny songwriting and the week's best new tracks, including Lambchop, Silvana Estrada, and more.
Arabfuturism and Ghosts: Best Recent Sci-Fi, Fantasy
A roundup of the best recent science fiction, fantasy, and horror, including Arabfuturist space opera, Japanese-inspired fantasy, a ghost story, historical fantasy, and a magical faux-autobiography.
Met Gala Holdouts and Political Theatre: A Week in Review
Sarah Paulson's protest at the Met Gala, Macron's singing in Armenia, Harrow's fee cuts, Michael Frayn's interview, and Ikea struggles.
Paul Simon at 84: Inspiring Arena Show After Hearing Loss
At 84, Paul Simon returns to the stage with 'A Quiet Celebration', a hushed and intimate arena concert that redefines his artistry despite hearing loss.
Keeley Hawes and Paapa Essiedu on Forbidden Passion in Falling
Keeley Hawes and Paapa Essiedu discuss their roles in Jack Thorne's new drama Falling, exploring a nun and priest's forbidden love and the challenges of portraying faith and desire.
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A Day with Mr Tumble: The Magic of Something Special
Our writer and his daughter visit the set of Something Special, meeting Mr Tumble and exploring how the show supports children with special educational needs.
Mandalorian and Grogu Must Save Star Wars Franchise
Star Wars has relied on TV since 2019, but the new film must revive the saga for cinema or risk the franchise's demise. The Mandalorian and Grogu faces high stakes.
Readers Honour Carol Rumens, Guardian Poem of Week Columnist
Tributes pour in for Carol Rumens, whose Poem of the Week column ran for nearly 20 years, celebrating her eclectic taste, generosity, and impact on poets and readers alike.
Charli XCX's 'Rock Music' Review: Pop Star Teases New Direction
Charli XCX's new single 'Rock Music' playfully blurs genres, mixing distorted guitars with pop sensibilities. Is it a true pivot from her Brat era? Not quite, but it's a witty, catchy teaser.
Bankers Face Reckoning in Grim Gameshow Dance Theatre
Bullyache's dance-theatre piece at Sadler's Wells East depicts bankers facing a surreal gameshow after the 2008 financial crisis, blending ritual and excess.
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May Style Essentials: Chic Shirts, Summer Totes, Best Shoes
From the Met Gala to holiday dressing, May is big in fashion. Discover the best wedding guest dresses, summer totes, chic shirts, and the year's best shoes so far.
MIA Review: Ozark Creator's New Drama Is Ludicrous
MIA, the new revenge thriller from Ozark creator Bill Dubuque, is a messy mix of boring and ridiculous, with awkward dialogue and convenient plotting that undermines its serious themes.
Suzie Miller on Sydney, Social Justice, and Theatrical Triumphs
Playwright Suzie Miller discusses her career, from Prima Facie to Inter Alia, and her upcoming play Strong Is The New Pretty, tackling social issues on stage.
Zurbarán's Crucifixion: Weight and Realism Debate
Readers respond to Charlotte Higgins's piece on Zurbarán, discussing the depiction of Christ's body weight, the Jacob series at Auckland Palace, and the Agnus Dei's living state.
Darkness Visible: Ame X Lawrence Power Review
A review of the immersive concert 'Darkness Visible' featuring Ame and Lawrence Power at London's Barbican Centre, blending classical and electronic music.
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David Attenborough’s 100-Year Legacy in TV and Film
David Attenborough has transformed television for over 70 years, from Zoo Quest to climate documentaries. Celebrate his centenary and lasting impact.
Kim Kardashian's Met Gala Breastplate: London Duo's Art
Discover how London design duo Whitaker Malem, pop artist Allen Jones, and a Kent car bodyshop created Kim Kardashian's striking orange fibreglass breastplate for the Met Gala.
Reg Austin Obituary: Engineer and Environmentalist Dies at 89
Reg Austin, a pioneering engineer and environmentalist known for his work on hovercraft and renewable energy, has died aged 89. His legacy includes the development of the first hovercraft and later innovations in wind power.
PinkPantheress Proves She's Pop Royalty at Brooklyn Show
PinkPantheress electrified Brooklyn with winking visuals, self-aware humor, and special guests, proving she's ready for pop's A-list at a sensational New York show.
King Charles Tribute Film with Attenborough at 100
A new film celebrating King Charles's birthday includes a special appearance by Sir David Attenborough, who turns 100 this year. The tribute highlights their shared passion for nature.
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