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From a graceful turn to a dangerous toy: the World Nature Photography awards 2024 – in pictures

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The World Nature Photography award winners have been announced from a pool of entries from all corners of the globe – including a baby elephant in Kenya and an owl-like plant in Thailand. The top award and cash prize of $1,000 went to…

Wednesday, Mar 27

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Martin Scorsese to host and produce religious docuseries for Fox News

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Oscar-winning director teaming up with conservative news channel’s streaming service for new series about saints

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Kinds of Kindness: first trailer released for Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone’s next film

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Lanthimos’s latest film also stars Margaret Qualley, Jesse Plemons and Poor Things’s Willem Dafoe

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Can Meghan become the next Gwyneth Paltrow? Only if her products are equally bizarre

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The Duchess of Sussex’s lifestyle website will sell fancy goods at fancy prices. But is she really ready to compete with Goop’s vagina candles?

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A moment that changed me: my partner drove off and left me – and in solitude I found my self-confidence

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When my relationship imploded, I chose to remain alone and isolated. It was the start of a new, much happier life, in which I became the safe place I could always return to

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Splendour in the Grass music festival cancelled for 2024 due to ‘unexpected events’

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The festival, due to be headlined this year by Kylie Minogue, Arcade Fire and G-Flip, will not be going ahead in July

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Richard Serra, uncompromising American abstract sculptor, dies aged 85

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The Californian artist, who died of pneumonia, was known and eventually loved for his massive rusting steel structures now housed in museums around the world

Tuesday, Mar 26

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Wuthering fights: the play that shows the Brontës were bigger backstabbers than the Kardashians

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Rivalries, putdowns, betrayals … director Natalie Ibu explains why she is thrilled to be making her National Theatre debut with an award-winning play about the famous writing sisters

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Stephen Colbert on Trump: ‘He’s not a rich guy, he just plays one on TV’

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Late-night hosts discussed the former president’s increasingly desperate attempts to pay his now reduced bond

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Gwyneth Paltrow is letting her hair down - but she has a lot to learn | Zoe Williams

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Those of us who already cared not a jot what we wore, ate or watched all day welcome the Goop star to our ranks. But a takeaway and reality TV once a week won’t cut it

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Actor Gillian Anderson models looks from SS24 – in pictures

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Her uncanny portrayals of famous women have brought legions of fans, ahead of her role as Emily Maitlis and her much anticipated book of sexual fantasies, Gillian Anderson models this seasons key trends, modern femininity. Read the full…

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Motherhood has changed my wife’s body – and I’m no longer attracted to her

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I love her very much, and think she is beautiful, but I sometimes struggle to get an erection when we’re making love. What can I do? I worry for our marriage

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US homeland security raids multiple properties of Sean 'Diddy' Combs – video

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The Department of Homeland Security has raided properties in Los Angeles, Miami and New York that local news outlets have reported are tied to rapper and mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs. Los Angeles-based television stations carried aerial video…

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Donald McRae, Suzanne Wrack and Jonathan Liew win SJA awards

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Guardian Sport was honoured with a number of awards at the ­prestigious SJA British Sports ­Journalism Awards, with Donald McRae winning both ­specialist correspondent of the year and ­feature writer of the year, Suzanne Wrack being named…

Monday, Mar 25

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The Underdog: Josh Must Win review – this sham reality show is like old-school Big Brother, but better

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Nick Grimshaw and his celebrity pals need to make sure an ‘underdog’ wins a fake reality competition. It’s a fun, canny spectacle that completely shakes up the genre

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The Guardian view on the Princess of Wales: she has the right to heal privately | Editorial

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Curiosity about Catherine’s condition was inevitable. Now we know she is being treated for cancer, her family must be left alone

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Scarlett Johansson in talks to lead new Jurassic World movie

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The Oscar nominee could follow in fellow Marvel star Chris Pratt’s footsteps with a starring role in new dinosaur adventure

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Andrew Scott wins best actor at Critics’ Circle theatre awards

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Irish actor awarded prize for playing every role in Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya, following his win at Critics’ Circle film awards

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Horror film Late Night With the Devil takes $666,666 on Sunday in the US

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The found-footage film took a suspiciously satanic number on a spooky weekend at the US box office that saw Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire top the charts

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Sacha Baron Cohen denies Rebel Wilson’s claims of ‘asshole’ behaviour on set

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Australian star names Baron Cohen as the ‘massive asshole’ referred to in her memoir, Rebel Rising, as representatives for the Borat actor reject ‘demonstrably false’ allegations

Celluloid Underground review – love letter to a lifelong passion for film and illicit treasure trove

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Iranian critic Ehsan Khoshbakht’s personal essay about a man’s smizdat film print collection shows the lengths cinephiles will go to to protect the art form

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‘It’s sunny, with music bumping, and everyone in ripped clothing’: how Tyla set a new pop mood

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Her song Water made the South African a global star, while her undulating dance moves inspired TikTok challenges. Now the 22 year old is ready to take her ‘popiano’ sound to the next level

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The rise and fall of Vice Media – podcast

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Vice Media is laying off hundreds of workers and no longer publishing journalism on its website. Sirin Kale and Sam Wolfson discuss their time at the company

Sunday, Mar 24

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Olivia Colman says she would be paid more if she was a man

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Oscar-winning actor says gender pay disparity rooted in outdated idea that male actors draw audiences

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Three things with Bluey’s Melanie Zanetti: ‘I never loved a stuffed toy again’

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In Guardian Australia’s weekly interview about objects, the voice of Chilli Heeler talks about her childhood heartache – and the box of precious items she has kept from that time

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Actor Tamara Lawrance: ‘Less and less do I relish playing hyper-disturbed characters’

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The award-winning actor, best known for her roles in The Silent Twins and Time, on learning from her characters, writing poetry and trying to live in the moment

‘I wanted to humanise those lost in the statistics’: four directors on their new movies depicting refugee journeys

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How does it feel to risk trafficking and torture to seek a better life in a strange land? Ahead of four films telling migrant stories, we hear from directors including Matteo Garrone and Milad Alami about tackling one of the most pressing…

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‘I get into trouble’: Gillian Anderson on being brave, her resting face and much anticipated book of sexual fantasies

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Her uncanny portrayals of famous women have brought her legions of fans. Now, as she prepares to play Emily Maitlis in the pivotal Prince Andrew interview, the actor talks to Eva Wiseman about acting, soft drinks and ‘side hustles’

Robot Dreams review – bittersweet buddy movie is one of the best animations in recent years

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A lonely dog buys himself a robot companion and learns to see the world in a joyous new light in Spanish director Pablo Berger’s exquisite, Oscar-nominated film

Saturday, Mar 23

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Free speech warriors take note, if film censors can move with the times, you can too | Martha Gill

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As a fascinating film rating survey shows, what is deemed taboo simply shifts with different mores