Comedian Mo Gillligan looks back: ‘Drake shared my video, Ian Wright liked a post – then I quit my job in retail’
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The secret lives of theatre workers: ‘People were having full sex in the stalls’
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We know sleep, exercise and diet are vital for health. But why?
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‘Grief became my brand’: Freya Bromley on writing about personal tragedy
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Hostile review – surreal spaghetti western is a wild and wordless ride
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It Might Be the Best Thing a Corporation Has Ever Done. It’s Finally Back.
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Foriegner review – will drinking your own urine get you a US visa?
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‘If you’d done that in the 90s, you’d have been torn to pieces!’: comedy icons share their Edinburgh fringe survival tips with first-timers
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Magic tricks, Palestinian circus, and a ‘kinky Hamlet’: the must-see shows at 2026’s Edinburgh fringe
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National Indigenous Music awards 2026: Baker Boy wins big, including album and song of the year
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Water Colour review – an elegant, expertly handled study of depression
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MacKenzie Scott Steps Back Into Spotlight With New Book
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Supposing: review – only ancient Greek rage will suffice in our exasperating times
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[seagull] review – silence proves golden in innovative if puzzling shot at Chekhov
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A Trial: After An Enemy of the People review – Wagner Moura upends Ibsen and keeps us guessing
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A kids’ film taught me the power of delusion – and helped me chase my standup dreams
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‘You can feel the warmth of the sun’: Bertram Greenhough’s best phone picture
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There’s One Series I’ve Recommended Over and Over. It’s Proved a Hit With Everyone.
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‘I hate what AI is doing to the minds and happiness of the young’: Katherine Rundell on the view from the classroom
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Martial arts team hits new heights of AAU success
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In the Black review – rewarding drama about the Faustian pact of big business
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It’s not just Homer: the new generation of poets enjoying epic success
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Cats review – it’s a jellicle jumble as Andrew Lloyd Webber’s moggies get the zoomies
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‘It’s a Pan-African story’: the artists telling the amazing true tale of Zambia’s mission to reach space
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New faces, fresh memories and a grand day out with Aardman – the week in art
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The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – review roundup
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Target Audience review – zingy satire puts media types in an apocalyptic pickle
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Sir Christopher Ondaatje obituary
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Pony Island 2 Panda Circus: gallop out of hell in this phantasmagorical follow-up to 2016’s indie hit
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Buried for not being Brueghel: overlooked masterpiece by still-life pioneer discovered in storage area
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What Happened to Liberal Democracy? by Daron Acemoglu review – how to fix the system
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Experience: I dress up as rubbish
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The Silence of the Lambs review – Hannibal Lecter’s daring stage outing is a shock to the system
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Now, Autonomy by Max Easton review – a sardonic yet compassionate take on millennial apathy
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Chris Smith obituary
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Tech barons dream of human colonies on Mars – but I can’t think of a worse place to die | Jordan Prosser
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Nazis and Happy Feet collide in Penguin Colony, a psychological horror game set at the world’s end
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Thirst by John Robins audiobook review – an ex-drinker’s darkly funny journey
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‘The first time I felt art in my nose’: why a critic missed the point when he called my exhibition meaningless
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Practical Magic review – Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock’s 90s witchy fantasy still enchants
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Carlos Acosta: Myths and Modern Masters review – superstar returns with style, the Stones and his daughter
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‘Like if John Sayles directed Forrest Gump’: the incredible life of historian Howard Zinn
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Metroid at 40: happy birthday to Samus Aran, gaming’s greatest badass and my personal heroine
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Sky City by Jacqueline Crooks review – an ambitious, lyrical portrait of trauma
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Samba queens to sound systems: the riotous streets of Notting Hill carnival – in pictures
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Fame the Musical review – stardom seekers light up the stage like a flame
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Thar she blows! Hull Maritime Museum resurfaces with a walk-in whale and a ‘monkey mermaid’
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Retention, culture helped Illinois build championship-caliber roster
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Peter Gill showed theatre audiences that anywhere could be the centre of the world
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The games industry’s obsession with visual fidelity is costing them money and talent
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Why waste your time on social media when you could be flicking through picture books? | Joel Snape
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Ed Mailliard honored with Dow Carnahan Media Award at PAC Football Media Day
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‘Getting old is no fun’: Game of Thrones author George RR Martin speaks out about depression amid further book delays
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‘Prisoners killed each other’s kittens. So now they’re forbidden inside’: Vladimir Karamazov’s best photograph
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Dog Man: The Musical review – Dav Pilkey’s megastar mutt sniffs out the spotlight in a barking show
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In Britain, we equate blackness with the working class. It’s time for a rethink
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Why is Anthropic destroying books? | Kathryn James
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What is Fields of Mistria? A magical new obsession for fans of Stardew Valley
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A Sense of Occasion by Brodie Crellin review – a surprising and darkly funny debut
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Perez Hilton hospitalised after livestreaming self-harm on Tiktok
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‘Magic from the shadows’: the dreamlike visions of Paolo Roversi – in pictures
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The Ghost of the Mountains by Kulbhushansingh Suryawanshi review – the secrets of the snow leopard
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AI-generated stories rated better quality than human-written ones, study finds
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OG Anunoby Says He’s the Only Player with Style on the New York Knicks Team
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Peter Gill: a theatrical visionary with an unsparing honesty
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Tell us: has Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey stoked your interest in classics and poetry?
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Dolphins’ Tom Garfinkel steps away from president, CEO roles
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‘He’s tiny, dumpy and funny – so his BMX tricks are hilarious’: Tanuki: Pon’s Summer, an adorable slice-of-life adventure
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I was a death row lawyer. Here’s why I now joke about capital punishment
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Big Walk review – larking around with mates elevated to an artform
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