Julia Kerr: Music and Mother Tiger Author Judith
Julia Kerr, acclaimed musician and daughter of author Judith Kerr, reflects on her mother's legacy, including The Tiger Who Came to Tea, and their shared creative journey.
Category : Books
Morbid Review: Debunking Longevity Myths and Anti-Ageing Scams
A review of Saul Justin Newman's 'Morbid', which exposes fraud in longevity science, including fake centenarians and the sham of Blue Zones and biohacking.
Italia Conti Stage School Faces Closure After 115 Years
The renowned Italia Conti stage school, which trained Noel Coward and Martine McCutcheon, announces potential closure due to financial difficulties.
Sudoku 7350 Medium: June 17 Puzzle
Solve the medium-difficulty Sudoku puzzle 7350 from June 17. Perfect for daily brain training and logical thinking practice.
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Gromit's Candid Autobiography: A Dog's Life with Wallace
Gromit, the beloved dog from Wallace and Gromit, releases a candid autobiography detailing his life with the eccentric inventor. The book offers a unique perspective on their adventures.
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Learn how to sign up for Stuart Russell's newsletter on The Guardian. Get his latest columns delivered to your inbox. Follow simple steps to subscribe.
Cate Blanchett Named Oxford Professor of Creative Arts
Cate Blanchett promises a 'creative rumpus' as she takes on a new role as Professor of Creative Arts at Oxford University.
Rosalind Pulver, Ceramics Expert, Dies at 91
Rosalind Pulver, a ceramics collector and meetings secretary of the English Ceramic Circle, has died aged 91. She also worked at the BBC and ATV.
Paddington the Musical Heads to Broadway
Paddington the Musical, based on the beloved bear, is set to open on Broadway in New York, bringing the charming stories to the stage.
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Ishiguro’s New Spy Caper Set in 1930s
Nobel laureate Kazuo Ishiguro announces a new novel, a spy caper set in the 1930s, blending espionage with his signature emotional depth.
Ben Rivers' Don DeLillo Film Cuts Through Mares' Nest
Ben Rivers adapts Don DeLillo's work into a film, exploring themes of art, mortality, and the mares' nest of modern existence.
The Uses of Utopia Review: Can the Ideal Society Exist?
Joad Raymond Wren's 'The Uses of Utopia' examines the concept of an ideal society, questioning its feasibility and relevance in modern times.
Natural Disaster Review: Maternity Leave's Last Day
Lisa Owens' second novel captures the hilarious, moving, and truthfully plodding details of a mother's last day of maternity leave with her two little boys.
Invasion of the Parakeets Review: Class Warfare?
A review of the documentary 'Invasion of the Parakeets' exploring whether the debate over parakeets reflects deeper class tensions in Britain.
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Jazz Pianist Abdullah Ibrahim Dies at 91
Abdullah Ibrahim, the legendary South African jazz pianist and composer known for his distinctive style and anti-apartheid activism, has died at the age of 91.
Lorfeo Review: Kentridge's Stunning Opera at Glyndebourne
William Kentridge's visually striking production of Monteverdi's Lorfeo at Glyndebourne Festival blends music, animation, and political allegory in a must-see opera experience.
Best Family Board Games for Christmas 2025
Discover the best family board games for Christmas 2025, from classics to new releases, perfect for all ages.
Bloomsbury Whitehall Play Reimagines Life of Keynes
A new play explores John Maynard Keynes's life and his impact on living standards, blending Bloomsbury and Whitehall settings in a thought-provoking drama.
Wash by Erica Wagner Review: Vivid Portrait of America
Erica Wagner's 'Wash' offers a compelling and vivid portrait of monumental America, blending personal narrative with historical depth in a must-read book.
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Togetherness Review: Cooperation in Nature
Rowan Hooper's 'Togetherness' explores the wonders of cooperation in the natural world, offering a stunning portrait of symbiotic relationships that sustain life.
Don McCullin Vietnam War Photos in New Book
A new book collects Don McCullin's powerful Vietnam War photographs, showcasing his iconic images and personal reflections on conflict.
Lyric Essays: Antitoxin for a Poisoned World
Stuart Cooke's 'Apples & Oranges' and Kate Holden's 'The Ruin of Magic' use lyric essays to transform our relation to place, blending personal experience with scholarly insight.
Woolf's 'Night and Day' Adaptation Captures Cultural Zeitgeist
A new adaptation of Virginia Woolf's 'Night and Day' has sparked renewed interest in the author's work, tapping into contemporary themes of love, identity, and societal expectations.
Kenneth Bannerman, Stage Actor, Dies at 78
Kenneth Bannerman, a celebrated stage actor known for his powerful performances in classical and modern plays, has died aged 78. His career spanned five decades.
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Digitising Jeremy Bentham: Join the Crowd
A new crowdsourcing project aims to digitise the extensive writings of philosopher Jeremy Bentham, making them accessible online.
Peter Thomson, Pioneering Australian Playwright, Dies at 68
Peter Thomson, acclaimed Australian playwright known for his groundbreaking works exploring identity and society, has passed away at the age of 68.
Shema: Ancient Jewish Tradition Still Relevant Today
The Shema, a central Jewish prayer, remains a powerful expression of faith and identity in modern times, connecting generations through its timeless message.
Tom Gauld cartoon: FIFA literature prize imagined
Cartoonist Tom Gauld humorously suggests a FIFA-style prize for literature, poking fun at both football and literary awards in his latest comic.
David Hockney’s Greatest Works: Yorkshire to Normandy
A visual journey through David Hockney’s most iconic works, spanning his early days in Yorkshire to his vibrant landscapes of Normandy.
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Anish Kapoor on His New Hayward Gallery Exhibition
Renowned sculptor Anish Kapoor discusses his latest exhibition at London's Hayward Gallery, exploring themes of void, color, and materiality in his iconic works.
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