Robin Hartwell obituary: Music lecturer with original thought
Robin Hartwell, senior music lecturer at Liverpool Hope University, dies aged 75. He was known for his original thinking in curriculum design and musical analysis.
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Widow's Bay: The Must-Watch Horror-Comedy of Summer
AppleTV+'s 'Widow's Bay' blends horror and comedy perfectly, becoming a word-of-mouth sensation. Discover why this small-town spooky series is captivating audiences.
Lynette Bolton Has Tumour Removed in Cancer Fight
TV host Lynette Bolton reveals she had a lumpectomy to remove a tumour, sharing her breast cancer journey six months after diagnosis.
Lady Pamela Hicks Dies at 97, Royal Confidante
Lady Pamela Hicks, daughter of Lord Mountbatten and bridesmaid to Queen Elizabeth II, has died aged 97. She witnessed the partition of India and lived a life of privilege but also tragedy, including her father's assassination.
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Makin Bacon: Pig Set for Therapy Charity Fame
An 11-month-old pig named Bacon is poised to become a therapy animal, bringing joy to charity events across Canberra and beyond.
Anthony Head: Buffy and Ted Lasso Actor Dies at 72
Anthony Head, known for his roles in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Ted Lasso, has died at 72. His portrayal of Rupert Giles remains iconic, showcasing his charm and depth.
Terry Winters Review: Magic in Unexplained Patterns
Terry Winters' new paintings at Modern Art, London, blend art and science, revealing beautiful, disorienting patterns that hint at deeper truths. A must-see exhibition.
Perth Soprano Emily Davis Advances to National Singing Semi-Finals
Perth soprano Emily Davis, 23, is one of three West Australians selected for the semi-finals of the IFAC Handa Australian Singing Competition, to be held in Sydney in August.
Calls for royal finance inquiry after Andrew subletting
Campaigners demand a public inquiry into all royal finances after revelations that Prince Andrew received undisclosed income from subletting cottages on his Royal Lodge estate while paying a peppercorn rent.
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UK's First Illustration Centre: A Triumph for Visual Literacy
The Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration in London celebrates the art form, highlighting its importance from childhood to cultural commentary, and its enduring value against AI threats.
60 Minutes Stars Vow to Stay and Fight After Firings
Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker, and Jon Wertheim announce they will remain at 60 Minutes following the controversial firing of several senior correspondents and producers by CBS News management.
Marilyn Monroe: A Portrait Review – Radiant Star
The National Portrait Gallery's Marilyn Monroe exhibition showcases her self-created icon status through photos, paintings, and film clips, but lacks deeper exploration of her vulnerabilities.
BBC Investigates Victoria Derbyshire Over Behaviour Complaints
The BBC investigated Victoria Derbyshire after three complaints about her behaviour, but bullying allegations were not upheld. The case emerged from a 2025 workplace culture review.
Anthony Head, Buffy star, dies aged 72
Anthony Head, best known for playing Rupert Giles in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Rupert Mannion in Ted Lasso, has died aged 72 from pneumonia complications.
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Less is more in art galleries, readers agree
Readers respond to Isabel Brooks' article on feeling overwhelmed by too much art in galleries, sharing tips like focusing on a few paintings and using the 'five paintings' method.
Novel Ways to Master Reading Books: Letters on Middlemarch
Readers share strategies for tackling classic novels like Middlemarch and Tristram Shandy, from audiobooks to reading aloud in groups. Tips for overcoming modern distractions.
Theatregoers Share Tales of Bad Behaviour After Pike Incident
Readers respond to Polly Hudson's article about unsocial behaviour in theatres, following Rosamund Pike calling out an audience member for texting during her play. From rustling snacks to shocking sex acts, theatregoers share their worst experiences.
Remembering Maureen Duffy and Her All-Night Reading
Joan McGavin shares a vivid memory of the late poet, playwright and novelist Maureen Duffy, who once gave an all-night reading of her novel Gor Saga in Southampton.
Seth Meyers Mocks Trump's AI Slop, Sleeping, and Pool Boasts
Seth Meyers jokes about Trump sleeping during meetings, posting AI images at 4am, and bragging about the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool size.
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Billy Dosanjh Captures Sikh Life in Walsall
Photographer Billy Dosanjh's exhibition Paths You Walk at the New Art Gallery Walsall recreates Black Country Sikh history through staged photos, blending beauty with alienation.
MAFS Australia Stars: Show Not Safe for Contestants
Former Married at First Sight Australia contestants reveal safety concerns, alleging control, manipulation, and isolation. Experts call for a reckoning as the UK franchise faces serious allegations.
Best Australian books out in June: gripping fiction and nonfiction
Guardian Australia editors and critics select the top upcoming titles for June, including a buzzy debut novel, a wellness true crime exposé, and a cookbook celebrating Bengali food through an Australian lens.
Pamela Rabe on Doubt, Faith, and Officeworks
Pamela Rabe discusses her role in Doubt: A Parable, her journey from Canada to Australia, and her unique way of decompressing from intense acting roles.
Ryan Bancroft Bids Farewell to BBCNOW with Vivid Programme
Ryan Bancroft's final concert as BBC National Orchestra of Wales principal conductor featured Stravinsky, Rachmaninov, and Brahms, showcasing his vibrant podium presence and deep musical rapport.
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NAO Report: Royals' Property Deals Exposed
A National Audit Office report discloses King Charles pays rent for non-working royals Beatrice and Eugenie, and reveals subletting arrangements by Andrew and the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh.
Unseen Edith Wharton Story Published After Century
A never-before-published short story by Edith Wharton, 'The Men Who Saved the World,' discovered in Yale archives, appears in Strand magazine, offering a satirical look at war and privilege.
Dawn Airey: Fearless TV Veteran to Lead Arts Council England
Dawn Airey, former Channel 5 chief, is appointed chair of Arts Council England, bringing bold leadership and a mandate to protect arts funding.
Are You Watching? Review: Unflinching Fury at the Web's Vile Side
A review of Georgie Dettmer's play Are You Watching? at the Royal Court, London, which brutally interrogates internet culture and our consumption of sex and violence through a teenage lens.
Kanya King, Mobo Awards Founder, Dies at 57
Kanya King, founder of the Mobo awards celebrating Black British music, has died aged 57. Her vision revolutionized culture, bringing joy and mainstream recognition.
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Why Harry and Meghan May Downsize Their Montecito Mansion
A royal expert claims Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may need to downsize their $14m Montecito mansion due to a choked-off supply of royal information and financial pressures.
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