The Guardianadded this to StageNick Cave Conversations With Nick Cave review – intimate audience with a rock'n'roll rebelThe GuardianConversations With Nick Cave, a series of performances that the musician began in Australia last year, sits somewhere between intimate gig and group therapy session. The shows are a spin-off from The Hand
The Guardianadded this to BoxingDeontay Wilder Tyson Fury targets ‘biggest fight in world boxing’ with Deontay WilderThe GuardianTyson Fury set his sights on a lucrative rematch with Deontay Wilder after excelling in his first fight in Las Vegas to stop Tom Schwarz in two rounds. Fury revealed that he is scheduled to fight again
The Guardianadded this to Art & DesignArt Rainbow wormhole in the Tar Pits: London's trippy pavilion moves to LAThe GuardianWhen José Selgas and Lucía Cano unveiled their striking translucent wavy tunnel pavilion at London’s Serpentine Gallery in 2015, it was variously described as a psychedelic pupa, a trippy womb, a rainbow
The Guardianadded this to FilmFilm (UK) Frozen in Time: Sophia Loren, London, June 1960The GuardianThree sets of diamonds, emeralds and rubies were among the jewels stolen from Sophia Loren as she filmed The Millionairess in 1960; she played the richest woman in the world. The theft layered drama on
The Guardianadded this to BusinessNeil Woodford Council staff pensions at risk from Woodford investmentsThe Guardian - Kalyeena Makortoff Banking correspondentCouncil workers have been left exposed to the underperformance of Neil Woodford’s stock market-listed fund, with a £10m investment by council pensions schemes at risk from the fund’s declining share price.
The Guardianadded this to Sport Top StoriesKevin Anderson Kevin Anderson: ‘One tennis player coming out might open the gates for others’The Guardian - Jacob Steinberg‘I try not to get too political,” Kevin Anderson says as he winds down at the end of a rainy day at the National Tennis Centre. “But coming from South Africa, where apartheid was a huge problem and there
The Guardianadded this to CyclingChris Froome Dave Brailsford believes Chris Froome will fight to return to top-level cyclingThe GuardianTeam Ineos principal Dave Brailsford is convinced Chris Froome will fight to return to top-level cycling after his life-threatening crash. Froome suffered extensive injuries when his bike hit a wall at
The Guardianadded this to US SportNick Nurse Nick Nurse: the NBA champion coach who learned his trade in ... Britain?The Guardian - Eoin O'Callaghan in TorontoAs Nick Nurse went through some final preparations on Thursday night, a message came through on his phone from an old friend. “I get in touch before every game, mostly,” says Nigel Lloyd, one of the standout
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesDementia How dementia robbed me of my love of cookingThe GuardianSome days there is not much that I remember. When the fog comes down, I don’t know what day it is. I don’t know the time, or even the year. Those are the very worst days and, thankfully, they are still
The Guardianadded this to PoliticsDominic Raab Dominic Raab: Tories are toast if they miss Brexit October deadlineThe Guardian - Heather Stewart Political editorThe former Brexit secretary Dominic Raab has said the Tory party will be “toast” if the government fails to take Britain out of the European Union by the end of October. With the Brexit party leading several
The Guardianadded this to UK NewsWandsworth Two teenagers charged with murder of man in south-west LondonThe Guardian - Press AssociationTwo teenagers have been charged with the murder of an 18-year-old man who was stabbed to death in south-west London. The man was among three people killed in separate attacks in the capital within 24 on
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesLisbon Where do chefs eat when they’re on holiday?The Guardian - Interviews by Killian Fox and Holly O’NeillFrom Yasmin Khan’s noodles at a Thai beach hut to Ruby Tandoh’s ice-cream in Dublin, chefs, cooks and food writers share their favourite destinations For the past eight years I’ve been going to Ko Pha
The Guardianadded this to LifestyleLifestyle (UK) Beginning again with begoniasThe Guardian - James WongI am a reformed begoniaphobe. I grew up in the hot spot of begonia biodiversity that is southeast Asia – home to dazzling iridescent species that shimmer like butterfly wings and mottled beauties that
The Guardianadded this to BooksBooks Vivian by Christina Hesselholdt review – flash portraitThe Guardian - Rachel CookeWhen the American photographer Vivian Maier died at the age of 83 in 2009, impoverished and alone, no one knew who she was. The 150,000 pictures she had taken on her beloved Rolleiflex during her lifetime
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesPlay buttonTbilisi Georgia prepares for first LGBT pride amid threats of violenceThe Guardian - Andrew Roth in TbilisiSix years on, the violent scene remains imprinted in the minds of Georgia’s LGBT community: dozens of gay rights demonstrators being beaten in the streets of Tbilisi by black-frocked priests and far-right
The Guardianadded this to FootballPaul Pogba Paul Pogba: ‘It could be a good time to have a new challenge’The Guardian - Reuters and Guardian sportPaul Pogba suggested on Sunday that he could be open to a move away from Manchester United, telling reporters in Tokyo that now “could be a good time to have a new challenge somewhere else”. The midfielder
The Guardianadded this to BusinessIran Is the global economy in for a new oil shock?The Guardian - Larry ElliottAn oil price surge prompted by trouble in the Middle East inevitably conjures up memories of late 1973, when a dramatic rise in the cost of crude ended the long postwar global economic boom. No question,
The Guardianadded this to LifestyleLifestyle (UK) A girl put my daughter through hell, but her mother won’t listenThe Guardian - Mariella FrostrupThe sooner you forgive this girl, the better you will start to feel The dilemma From very young, my daughter had a best friend whose mother encouraged the relationship, referring to them as sisters and
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesTechnology The best gadgets under £30The Guardian - Ian TuckerGilobaby smart robot, £24 Feeling anxious about robots taking over the world? For 24 quid, allay your anxieties by barking simple commands at this gory plastic bot and experiencing triumph as it bends
The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeGordon Brown Portrait of a premier – will May join Cameron and Brown in sitting it out?The Guardian - Richard BrooksWill Theresa May agree to being painted for the National Portrait Gallery? For many decades the gallery, which last Monday had its BP Portrait award interrupted by protesters fuming at the oil firm’s would
The Guardianadded this to TV & RadioPlay buttonLena Headey Lena Headey: ‘I wanted a better death for Cersei’The Guardian - Andrew AnthonyWhen I was much younger, I would weep every time I ended a job… it was such an intense experience Lena Headey has been an actor for the better part of three decades, but the experience has not eased the
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesChernobyl The truth about Chernobyl? I saw it with my own eyes…The Guardian - Kim WillsherThere is a line in the television series Chernobyl that comes as no surprise to those of us who reported on the 1986 nuclear disaster in what was the Soviet Union – but that still has the power to shock:
The Guardianadded this to LifestyleLifestyle (UK) Being a new father is all-consuming – but does that make me a real dad?The Guardian - Séamas O’ReillyBy the time you’re reading this I will be enjoying my first ever Father’s Day from the other side of the bench. Already I know my son’s looking forward to it, the way he watches the calendar, or perks
The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeOpinion (UK) How to follow the Maybot? A droid PMThe Guardian - David MitchellIn Sweden, a robot called Tengai can apparently nod, smile, wink and say sorry. Theresa May can barely do half that Perhaps we should have a robot prime minister. What do you think? It might be worth go.
The Guardianadded this to BooksIstanbul 10 Minutes 38 Seconds in This Strange World by Elif Shafak review – powerful but preachyThe Guardian - Johanna Thomas-CorrIt’s hard to get a sense of Leila’s adult self beyond those intimate moments in the bin at the beginning of the novel Elif Shafak’s ninth novel in English tells the story of a Turkish woman reflecting
The Guardianadded this to Top Stories ‘My rape case was dropped because I was too articulate’The Guardian - Jamie Doward and Michael SavageA rape complainant was told by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) that her delay in reporting her alleged assault, her articulacy and her assertiveness were factors in its decision not to prosecute the
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesJeremy Corbyn Grassroots and shadow cabinet add to pressure on Corbyn over BrexitThe Guardian - Toby Helm, Observer political editorJeremy Corbyn faces a showdown with his shadow cabinet over Brexit on Monday amid growing signs of a grassroots revolt if he fails to give full backing to a second referendum in which Labour would campaign
The Guardianadded this to Comment is FreeOpinion (UK) Hong Kong is not China yet, but that feared day is coming ever nearerThe Guardian - Louisa LimWe don't have a grand strategy. In every situation, you just defend what you can Ray Yep, political scientist Hong Kong has become a place whose present is unresolved and whose future is unimaginable.
The Guardianadded this to BoxingBoxing The Belfast boxing coach who brought a broken city together with a gymThe Guardian - Donald McRae“If anybody offends you, they will be dealt with severely,” another man said, that last word laced with menace When I walked past the mural honouring Lyra McKee in Belfast, having just left the Holy Family
The Guardianadded this to FootballReal Madrid How Real Madrid snatched Takefusa Kubo from under the noses of BarcelonaThe Guardian - Sid LoweTakefusa Kubo joined Barcelona when he was 10, spent four years at the club and was singled out as a future star but that future now belongs to their greatest rivals after Real Madrid announced the signing
