Chuck Norris' Final Hours: 'Good Spirits' Before Death
Chuck Norris was in 'good spirits' and cracking jokes just hours before a medical emergency led to his death at 86 in Hawaii, his family has confirmed.
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Natasha Lyonne Health Update After Sobriety Relapse
Natasha Lyonne shares an encouraging update on her recovery journey, two months after revealing a relapse following ten years of sobriety, expressing gratitude for support.
Meghan Markle's Protective Gestures for Pregnant Friend Analyzed
Body language expert Judi James reveals Meghan Markle's red carpet behavior with pregnant friend Kelly Zajfen showed protective instincts and celebration of her pregnancy.
Peaky Blinders Film 'The Immortal Man' Divides Fans Over Ending
Netflix's Peaky Blinders film 'The Immortal Man' has left audiences split, with some praising Cillian Murphy's return while others criticise the 'weak' conclusion to Tommy Shelby's story.
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Meghan Markle's Engagement Ring Missing, Sparking Redesign Rumours
The Duchess of Sussex appeared without her diamond engagement ring at a Los Angeles charity event, continuing a trend of minimal jewellery. Experts suggest a fifth redesign may be imminent.
Gail Porter's Emotional Tribute to Keith Flint on Instagram
TV personality Gail Porter posted an emotional tribute to her late ex-boyfriend Keith Flint of The Prodigy on Instagram, sharing nostalgic memories and reflecting on their relationship.
Jennie Godfrey's 'The Barbecue at No 9' Audiobook Review
A review of Jennie Godfrey's audiobook 'The Barbecue at No 9', featuring a multi-voiced cast including Gemma Whelan and Stephen Mangan, exploring family tensions and secrets set against the 1985 Live Aid concert backdrop.
Kitty Whately Revives Madeleine Dring's Overlooked Musical Legacy
Mezzo-soprano Kitty Whately and pianist Julius Drake's new album 'Through the Centuries: Songs of Madeleine Dring' challenges perceptions of the British composer as unserious, showcasing her fervent, fun, and intoxicating works.
Chelsex Flower Show: Sex-Themed Garden Breaks Taboos
The Chelsea Flower Show introduces a controversial Aphrodite-themed 'pleasure garden' sponsored by Lovehoney, aiming to break taboos with love and sex-associated plants, alongside ending the gnome ban.
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Guardian Launches New Seasonal Food Magazine Celebrating Culture
The Guardian introduces the Guardian Food Quarterly, a seasonal lifestyle magazine exploring food trends, recipes, and culture, available globally via app and UK print.
Kim Gordon on Sonic Youth, AI, and Male Ego Fragility
Kim Gordon discusses her new solo album, reflections on Sonic Youth's legacy, AI in music, and why she believes the male ego is more fragile than ever in a candid interview.
Ready or Not 2 Review: Hollow Horror Sequel
The comedy horror sequel Ready or Not 2 expands its mythology with bigger stakes and more action, but loses the original's charm in a convoluted plot.
PEN America Announces 2026 World Voices Festival
PEN America has unveiled plans for its 2026 World Voices festival in New York and Los Angeles, featuring Judith Butler and Bill McKibben, following the 2024 event's cancellation over Gaza war stance.
India Blocks Oscar-Nominated Gaza Film Over Israel Relations
India's film board has banned the release of 'The Voice of Hind Rajab', an Oscar-nominated documentary about a Gaza child's death, with distributors warned it could harm India-Israel diplomatic relations.
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Margareta Magnusson, Death Cleaning Pioneer, Dies at 92
Margareta Magnusson, the Swedish artist who popularised the concept of 'death cleaning' with her international bestseller, has passed away at age 92, leaving a global legacy of mindful decluttering.
BBC Today Programme Faces Criticism Over Content and Imbalance
A listener's letter critiques the BBC's Today programme for including pop music items and unbalanced discussions, arguing these issues undermine its news focus and diversity of thought.
AC/DC's Stevie Young Hospitalised in Buenos Aires
AC/DC guitarist Stevie Young has been admitted to hospital in Buenos Aires before sold-out shows. The promoter says he is in good spirits and expected to perform.
Guardian Sudoku Challenge: Daily Mental Workout for Fans
The Guardian offers Sudoku puzzle 7,248, a hard-level challenge requiring numbers 1-9 in rows, columns, and 3x3 boxes. Solutions are available in subsequent print editions.
Eid al-Fitr at Lakemba Mosque: Celebrations and Protests
Thousands gathered at Lakemba Mosque in Sydney for Eid al-Fitr, marking Ramadan's end, but protests and Middle East conflicts cast a shadow over the festivities.
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Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat Review - Corporate Hoax
Prime Video's hoax reality show returns with a corporate retreat setting, featuring an unsuspecting office temp navigating bizarre seminars and a used sex toy prank.
Dave Grohl on Therapy, Infidelity, and Foo Fighters' New Album
Dave Grohl opens up about 430 therapy sessions, personal upheavals, and Foo Fighters' return to punk roots in a candid interview following his infidelity scandal.
BTS Releases 'Arirang' Album Before Seoul Comeback Show
K-pop superstars BTS have released their new album 'Arirang', celebrating Korean heritage, ahead of a massive comeback concert in Seoul expected to draw 260,000 fans.
Spring Equinox Style Guide: What to Wear Now
As the spring equinox arrives, discover essential fashion picks for park days, ice-cream selfies, and evening layers. Featuring items from Cos, M&S, and more.
Comic Relief 2025: Alison Hammond, Catherine Tate Lead TV Tonight
The BBC's Comic Relief fundraiser is back with Alison Hammond, Catherine Tate, and more. Plus, highlights include Gardeners' World, Ted season two, and Peaky Blinders film.
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Pygmalion's Johannes-Passion: A Theatrical Bach Recording
Raphaël Pichon and Pygmalion deliver a dramatic new recording of Bach's St John Passion, featuring incisive conducting and a fine lineup of soloists.
The Pitt to Bait: Best Shows to Stream This Week
British audiences can now binge the hit medical drama The Pitt starring Noah Wyle, while Riz Ahmed shines in Bait. Discover seven must-watch streaming series.
Trouser Turn-Up Trend: Royalty to Runways
The trouser turn-up is making a stylish comeback, seen on Harry Styles and at Paris Fashion Week. Experts reveal how to perfect this preppy detail for a crisp, functional look.
Lord and Miller: Hollywood Duo on Gosling, Spielberg, Star Wars
Directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller discuss their rise from DGA scrutiny to directing Ryan Gosling in Project Hail Mary, sharing insights on Hollywood collaboration and setbacks.
Huw Marc Bennett's Heol Las: Welsh Folk Goes Cosmic
Multi-instrumentalist Huw Marc Bennett's third album Heol Las transforms traditional Glamorgan tunes with synths, sitars, and surf rock, creating a revelatory fusion of past and future.
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Best Films on TV: DiCaprio, Elordi, and More This Week
Discover the top films airing on TV, including Paul Thomas Anderson's Oscar-winning 'One Battle After Another' with Leonardo DiCaprio and a 50s-set drama starring Jacob Elordi and Daisy Edgar-Jones.
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