theguardian.comadded August 2026
The Guardianby Ramon Antonio Vargas and agencies4 Sept 2026
A man found guilty in the death of teenager Laura Miller, whose body was recovered in 1986 in the notorious so-called “Texas Killing Fields”, was given a 20-year prison sentence on Thursday.
The Guardianby Van Badham4 Sept 2026
I have a cherished memory of a family trip to the movies. In the Australian tradition, we bought choc-top ice-creams, chattered through pre-show trailers and a hush fell on the full house as the...
The Guardianby Peter Bradshaw4 Sept 2026
Veteran French director Cédric Kahn brings us a movie in a classic French vein: a docu-realist study of an institution, in this case a state psychiatric facility for teenagers between 15 and 18...
The Guardianby Ali Martin4 Sept 2026
Mike Hesson was only in the UK this week to meet King Charles. But now the New Zealander finds himself interim head coach of a Pakistan Test side that have sent seven players and his predecessor...
The Guardianby Nadia Khomami Arts and culture correspondent4 Sept 2026
Ian Charleson was one of the finest actors of his generation and an important figure in the fight for gay rights.
The Guardianby Rebecca Cope4 Sept 2026
It is a hangover from our school days that September can feel like a time for getting back to the grind.
The Guardianby Priya Elan4 Sept 2026
From Kylian Mbappé’s World Cup style to Erling Haaland’s hair tie, football has had many viral fashion moments in 2026.
The Guardianby Marina Hyde4 Sept 2026
How many sarcastic air quotes is too many for quoting Nigel Farage’s suggestion that Reform have been ““““““““hoaxed”””””””” by some undercover investigators into appearing to seek to get round...
The Guardianby Morwenna Ferrier4 Sept 2026
When people wanted to dismiss Gloria Steinem, they spoke about how she looked. Talking about the pioneering activist and journalist who turned feminism into a major civil rights movement, it might...
The Guardianby Matthew Cantor in Los Angeles4 Sept 2026
“I’m used to doing the impossible,” George Lucas said on Wednesday. But “this one almost broke my will”.
The Guardianby Peter Bradshaw in Venice4 Sept 2026
There could hardly be a more vivid time-capsule film about the publicly funded British arts scene in the early 1990s than this engrossing fly-on-the-wall documentary about Derek Jarman and his...
The Guardianby Zoe Williams4 Sept 2026
When Sharon Horgan walked into HBO to pitch her new series, Youth, she basically just said “sandwich generation” to them.
The Guardianby Austin Sarat4 Sept 2026
On 30 September, the state of Tennessee plans to put Christa Pike to death. She would be the third person brought to the death chamber in the Volunteer state this year, one of which was stopped...
The Guardianby Emma Garland4 Sept 2026
You’d be hard pressed to find a band with fewer airs and graces than Piss. First, there’s the unavoidable matter of their name, which they style in all caps, no nonsense; a word that scans as...
The Guardianby Aimee Rawlins4 Sept 2026
When Jessie Dean and Alexandra Sangster met in the summer of 2024, they made a pact. The two women both ran tea companies – Dean’s Asheville Tea Company in North Carolina and Sangster’s Sarjesa...
The Guardianby Xan Brooks at the Venice film festival4 Sept 2026
The Palestinian village of Khan al-Ahmar sits off dust-blown Highway-1, between Jerusalem and Jericho in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
The Guardianby Joe Williams and Alice Nightingale-Smith4 Sept 2026
There are currently two category 4 hurricanes and one category 1 hurricane in the Pacific at the same time.
The Guardianby Michael Cragg4 Sept 2026
It takes a certain amount of resilience to be a Katseye fan. Since debuting three years ago via the boot camp meets reality TV show The Debut: Dream Academy, the multinational K-pop hybrid girl...
The Guardianby Jamie Grierson and Steven Morris4 Sept 2026
The creator of Wallace and Gromit has revealed that the world’s most famous stop-motion animated dog was nearly a cat.
The Guardianby Oluwaseun Olayiwola4 Sept 2026
Fetch by Colin Bramwell (And Other Stories, £14.99) Bramwell’s translation of Fernando Pessoa’s work into Scots won him considerable recognition: it took the Oxford Weidenfeld Translation prize and...
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