‘Love and respect’ or ‘a cash grab’? The furious battle over the final album by the Fall
The Guardianby Dave Simpson·19d ago
The fiancee and last manager of the late Mark E Smith, frontman of the Fall, has hit out against the release of an album being marketed as the band’s final official album, calling it “ethically...
Dunesday: will this be Barbenheimer on steroids – the biggest weekend of cinema ever?
The Guardianby Guardian Staff·19d ago
Name: Dunesday. Age: Nascent. Appearance: Barbenheimer, but less fun. I’ve just arrived on this planet. Barbenheimer?
Champions Inter deny would-be title rivals Roma as Martínez haunts Gasperini | Nicky Bandini
The Guardianby Nicky Bandini·19d ago
Gian Piero Gasperini could not keep himself from smiling. His Roma team had just squandered a two-goal lead at home to Inter but as he crossed the Stadio Olimpico pitch to greet the man who had led...
‘My whole identity was wrapped up in Ally McBeal’ – Calista Flockhart on her smash hit 90s comedy rollercoaster
The Guardianby Interviews by Lee Campbell·19d ago
Calista Flockhart, played Ally McBeal I was doing a play in New York, Three Sisters by Chekhov. We regularly got scripts sent to us. One going around was written by David E Kelley.
Jamie Oliver’s recipes for fish pie pasta bake and tomato and feta lentils
The Guardianby Jamie Oliver·19d ago
Of course, the act of cooking can be many things – joy, ritual, nourishment, comfort, celebration, indulgence – but this fish pie pasta bake and tomato and feta lentils are strictly about speed.
We’re not in a new Gilded Age in America: inequality is now far worse | Casey Michel
The Guardianby Casey Michel·19d ago
For many, the era of US history that most resembles contemporary America is easy to identify: the Gilded Age. It is, in certain ways, an apt comparison.
Epstein survivors struggle financially as they continue to heal their wounds: ‘It doesn’t just go away’
The Guardianby Victoria Bekiempis in New York·19d ago
Danielle Bensky wants a typical life. “I would just love to own a house one day and have a dog,” said Bensky, who is among the Jeffrey Epstein survivors advocating for accountability.
Silent Hill: Townfall review – shame and suffering on the Scottish coast
The Guardianby Lewis Gordon·19d ago
You spend a considerable portion of Silent Hill: Townfall in a kind of foetal position, cowering behind objects that will be eerily familiar to anyone who lived in the UK during the 1990s.
‘He was well loved’: families mourn victims of Amazon cargo plane crash in Miami
The Guardianby Richard Luscombe in Miami·19d ago
Among Junior and Jachel Pineda’s most treasured photographs of their father, Julio, one of five men killed in the Amazon cargo plane crash in Miami earlier this month, is one of him wearing his...
Cole Palmer injury likely to scupper his England return in Nations League
The Guardianby David Hytner·19d ago
Cole Palmer will withdraw from the England squad with a minor muscle injury while there is a doubt over whether Marcus Rashford will be able to be involved.
How much is being close to your favorite artist worth? Superfans are reshaping the concert industry
The Guardianby Rosalind Adams·19d ago
When Harry Styles announced a fall residency at Madison Square Garden, 43-year-old Tara Bess knew she had to be there.
‘I lost my children, and I’m afraid of losing my baby again’: a day in the life of a pregnant woman in Gaza
The Guardianby Seham Tantesh in Gaza and Tess McClure·19d ago
As the war in Gaza approaches its fourth year, this week, the Guardian follows five ordinary Palestinians as they go about their lives.
Harry Styles walked eight miles in loafers. Is he ruining his feet? There’s only one way to find out
The Guardianby Tim Dowling·19d ago
Last month, just before his 30-night residency at Madison Square Garden, Harry Styles was spotted walking the streets of New York.
Celebrity, sex and motherhood misery: the 10 best books by Rachel Cusk … ranked!
The Guardianby John Self·19d ago
In Cusk’s headline-grabbing latest, a writer invents the biography of a film star who sounds very like Natalie Portman.
Shaun Edwards finally lands England coaching role after joining Red Roses
The Guardianby Sarah Rendell·19d ago
Defence guru Shaun Edwards has joined the Red Roses coaching set-up in a consultancy role until the end of the WXV Global Series.
From the ridicule of Trump to the rise of Jack Welch: how the 1980s shaped and changed America
The Guardianby Martin Pengelly·19d ago
Donald Trump is “so much a creature of the 80s but even in the 80s, everyone made fun of him,” Jonathan Kaufman said.
Tree vaccines and gene-edited butterflies among biotechnology projects funded by UK ‘invention agency’
The Guardianby Matthew Ponsford·19d ago
Vaccines for ash trees, skin treatments for newts and gene-edited swallowtail butterflies are among 14 tax-funded projects from the UK’s “invention agency” aiming to accelerate nature’s ability to...
The Houthis’ offensive is the latest spillover from Trump’s Iran disaster | Mohamad Bazzi
The Guardianby Mohamad Bazzi·19d ago
When the US and Israel launched a war of aggression against Iran in late February, Tehran’s allies in the Middle East jumped into the fray.
The pet I’ll never forget: Bud, the parrot with a crisp addiction who was too fat to fly
The Guardianby Chloe Shorten, as told to Jayni Makwana·19d ago
Bud came into my life at the start of the Covid pandemic in 2020. I work at RSPCA Norwich as head of animal welfare and, when we all had to work from home, I offered to foster Bud, a blue-fronted...
McQueen comes home to happy, dark place at London fashion week
The Guardianby Jess Cartner-Morley·19d ago
Back when a young Lee McQueen was showing at London fashion week, there was Dante, the show in a Hawksmoor church with a skeleton in the front row and a blaring soundtrack of organ music and...
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