7 Must-See Films on TV This Week (29.05.2026)
From Dead Man's Wire to Propeller, discover the seven best films airing on TV this week, including a one-way night coach thriller and more.
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Matías Aguayo: Anenoa Review – Funky Electronic Dance
Chilean-German producer Matías Aguayo returns with Anenoa, a playful dance album blending Latin rhythms, ghetto house, and trance with his signature shapeshifting vocals.
Kawakami's 'Sisters in Yellow' Tops Translated Fiction Roundup
A review roundup of recent translated fiction, including Mieko Kawakami's 'Sisters in Yellow', Ananda Devi's 'All Flesh', and more, exploring themes of crime, body image, and discrimination.
Backrooms Horror Film Explores Liminal Spaces
A new horror movie delves into the eerie world of backrooms, capturing the unsettling beauty of abandoned architecture and liminal spaces.
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Virginia Evans on Steinbeck, Didion and Little Women
The Women's prize-shortlisted novelist shares her earliest reading memories, favourite books, and the authors who inspired her, including John Steinbeck, Joan Didion, and Jhumpa Lahiri.
Netflix, Disney, Amazon Prime and BobuutV Cartoon
Stephen Collins' cartoon satirizes the streaming wars, highlighting the proliferation of services like Netflix, Disney, Amazon Prime, and BobuutV.
Miss You, Love You Review: Janney Anchors Grief Drama
Allison Janney delivers a towering performance in this talky two-hander about grief and connection, a sharp script elevates familiar territory.
Nicolas Cage as Green Goblin? A Hollywood Might-Have-Been
Nicolas Cage reveals he was offered the role of Green Goblin in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man, but chose Adaptation. What if he had said yes?
Colourful London Home: Art Collector's Vibrant Terrace
Ruth Evans' north London Victorian terrace bursts with colour and art. After 30 years and three renovations, she and designer Mika Burdett created a joyful, maximalist home.
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Duo Ear's New Album Pushes into Weirder Territory
Ear's second album Rumspringa blends lo-fi nostalgia with warped electronics, deconstructing pop into vivid, off-kilter soundscapes. Plus this week's best new tracks.
Baby Otters Splash, JD Vance Chest Bump: Photos of Day
The Guardian's picture editors select striking images from around the world, including rare otter pups, a vice-presidential chest bump, and more.
Share Your Holiday Disaster: Two Weeks in August
The Guardian invites readers to share their holiday disaster stories for a new series. From lost luggage to extreme weather, tell us about your worst trip.
Nish Kumar: Angry Progressive Comic on Controversy and Comedy
Nish Kumar discusses his new show targeting comics who court the manosphere and perform at Saudi festivals, his career, and the ethics of comedy in a polarized era.
Russell T Davies' 'Tip Toe' on Rising Homophobia
Russell T Davies' new drama 'Tip Toe' examines rising homophobia through a neighbourly feud in Manchester, starring Alan Cumming and David Morrissey.
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Steven Shearer: Teen Angst to High Art
Reclusive Canadian artist Steven Shearer opens up about his stunning paintings inspired by heavy metal subcultures and German Romanticism, ahead of his first UK show in 17 years.
Camille Henrot's Sexual Psychodrama Reviewed
Camille Henrot's new exhibition 'Don't' at Perimeter gallery explores sexual psychodrama through immersive installations, provoking thought on desire and power dynamics.
Once Review: Slick Romance Defies Razzmatazz at Pitlochry
A stripped-down production of the anti-musical Once opens Alan Cumming's debut season at Pitlochry festival theatre, offering a low-key pleasure with maudlin songs.
Guardian Wins Fourth Emmy for Along the Green Line
The Guardian has won a News & Documentary Emmy for Along the Green Line, its fourth Emmy win, recognizing fearless multimedia reporting on global crises.
Art Weekly: British Landscapes, Jack White, Wendy McMurdo
This week's art dispatch features British landscape painting, Jack White's debut exhibition, Wendy McMurdo's uncanny portraits, and more.
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Hampson and Sidorova's Winterreise Disappoints
A review of Thomas Hampson and Ksenija Sidorova's performance of Schubert's Winterreise at King's Place, London, which felt style over substance.
Ottolenghi's Simple Summer Entertaining: Easy Recipes
Celebrity chef Yotam Ottolenghi shares tips for effortless summer cooking, featuring a vadouvan coronation chicken salad and a mango mess dessert, emphasizing simplicity and shared meals.
Mamdani's Arsenal Kurta Sparks Eid Debate
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani wore a custom Arsenal kurta to Eid prayers, blending football and faith, sparking diverse reactions online.
Yassmin Abdel-Magied: Activist, Writer, Broadcaster
Yassmin Abdel-Magied discusses her journey from London to becoming a prominent writer, broadcaster, and activist, tackling issues of race, feminism, and social justice.
Melbourne Named World's Vinyl Capital
Melbourne has been declared the vinyl capital of the world, with more record stores per capita than any other city globally, according to a new survey.
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Spelling Bee Champion Crowned in 98th Competition
The 98th Scripps National Spelling Bee concluded with a dramatic final round, featuring intense word battles and a new champion.
Maya Jama Dazzles in Agent Provocateur Campaign Before Love Island
Maya Jama showcases her incredible figure in behind-the-scenes snaps from her Agent Provocateur campaign, just days before hosting the new season of Love Island.
'Hacks' Finale Sends Fans Into Emotional Meltdown
The Emmy-winning comedy 'Hacks' concluded its five-season run with an emotional finale. Deborah Vance's cancer diagnosis and change of heart left viewers in tears, praising it as one of TV's best endings.
Marcia Cross Posts Rare Selfie, Reflects on Typecasting After Housewives
Marcia Cross, 64, posted a rare selfie on Instagram. The Melrose Place and Desperate Housewives star discusses typecasting, health, and aging in Hollywood.
Emily Atack Posts Behind-the-Scenes Pics of Nobody's Fool
Emily Atack shared behind-the-scenes photos from ITV's new quiz show Nobody's Fool with co-host Danny Dyer, including a striking red dress look and playful set moments.
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Family Moved by Vet's 'Angel' Letter After Dog's Passing
A family grieving the loss of their 18-year-old dog Sunny received a touching letter from their vet, written from the perspective of an angel named Helper, offering comfort and reassurance.
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