Culture
Seth Meyers on Fox News attacking Taylor Swift: ‘The conservative movement is so rotted’
Late-night hosts discuss conservative commentators’ attacks on singer and Trump’s looming verdict in New York fraud trial
Guardian staff
01, Feb, 2024 @3:58 PM
Harry and Meghan working on movie, TV series and other shows at Netflix
Despite speculation about couple’s Netflix deal ending, company’s chief content officer says duo working on ‘bunch’ of projects
Benjamin Lee
01, Feb, 2024 @3:05 PM
Betrayal, bluegrass and Backwoods Barbie: Dolly Parton’s 20 best songs – ranked!
Fifty years after Parton released the album Jolene, we assess a catalogue that spans country, Christianity and weirdly chilling ballads
Alexis Petridis
01, Feb, 2024 @12:50 PM
Debut poet Grace Yee wins $125,000 for ‘feminist vision’ at Victorian premier’s literary awards
Yee won the Victorian prize for literature and the poetry category for her collection Chinese Fish, while Melissa Lukashenko won the fiction prize
Sian Cain
01, Feb, 2024 @8:08 AM
Jimmy Kimmel on Taylor Swift NFL conspiracy theories: ‘They think football is fake and wrestling is real’
Late-night hosts discuss Swift at the Super Bowl and another round of congressional dysfunction over immigration
Guardian staff
31, Jan, 2024 @3:53 PM
A crappy day out: Melbourne’s poo museum is now open for business
The new Instagram-ready space is a celebration of defecation, wrapped up in the Japanese kawaii aesthetic. Toby Fehily visited, and found much to ponder
Toby Fehily
31, Jan, 2024 @12:53 AM
Colbert on Taylor Swift and the NFL: ‘Great for dads who struggle to bond with their daughters’
Late-night hosts discuss Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, and Trump’s $83.3m penalty for defaming E Jean Carroll
Guardian staff
30, Jan, 2024 @4:17 PM
The robots are coming – for the gig economy: the smart satire of Lapsis
This small-budget film with a high-tech concept follows a cable layer who is made to compete with robots at work
Adam Fleet
30, Jan, 2024 @2:00 PM
Legion: Life in the Roman Army review – ‘More than just a blood and guts orgy of military might’
British Museum, London
From monsters to messiahs, from rebels to republics, from sex workers to chilled-out lovers, this wildly enjoyable blockbuster delivers a Rome for everyone
From monsters to messiahs, from rebels to republics, from sex workers to chilled-out lovers, this wildly enjoyable blockbuster delivers a Rome for everyone
Jonathan Jones
29, Jan, 2024 @4:59 PM
Linda Parry obituary
Museum curator and expert on the textiles of William Morris and the Arts and Crafts movement
Christopher Wilk
29, Jan, 2024 @4:00 PM
Laurence Fox loses libel battle with Twitter users he called paedophiles
Reclaim party founder defamed two men on site now known as X after they called him a racist, judge rules
Matthew Weaver
29, Jan, 2024 @3:42 PM
‘Ed Sheeran asked us for work experience then drank all our beer’: Nizlopi on making JCB Song
‘We’d get big, rugby-playing men coming up to us in tears and saying “I miss my dad” – or “I love my dad and I’ve never told him”’
Interviews by Ralph Jones
29, Jan, 2024 @12:47 PM
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