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‘I don’t like the term neurodivergence – it sounds like political correctness’: Werner Herzog on fans, fanaticism and baby foxes

The Bavarian auteur talks directing Kate and Rooney Mara in Bucking Fastard and his popularity on Instagram

The Guardian - UK · Sep 5

Jay-Z 30 tour review – the sheer profusion of nailed-on classics is dizzying

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London Even though Beyoncé rumours prove unfounded, there are plenty of guests, from Idris Elba to Lauryn Hill – but this show doesn’t need cameos to lift it

The Guardian - UK · Sep 5

A Brazilian documentary taught me the healing power of music

Favela Rising showed me how grassroots movements and community can change the lives of young people. Its ethos is baked into the youth charity I work for – and where two of Ezra Collective met

The Guardian - UK · Sep 5

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‘I’m amazed a human being could do so much’: Gloria Steinem celebrated by Margaret Atwood, Dua Lipa, Lynda Carter and more

Authors, activists and admirers pay tribute to the feminist icon who died this week at the age of 92

The Guardian - US · Sep 5

Jay-Z serenades Beyonce on her birthday in first UK solo show since 2017

Jay-Z returned to the UK for the first time since 2017 to perform on Friday night

The Independent UK · Sep 5

Live from the Lycett Arms review: Joe Lycett’s rambunctious Channel 4 boozer is a missed opportunity

2/5 The stand-up star is usually known for his risky social commentary, but his live comedy hour set in a fictional pub feels messy in delivery and conception, largely ignoring politics in favour of daft games and innuendo

The Independent UK · Sep 5

‘Bold, brilliant, thrilling’: leading authors on the novels every school should teach

A new term, a new PM … time for a new English curriculum? We ask writers from Ben Okri to Samantha Harvey to pick books that will inspire a lifelong love of reading

The Guardian - UK · Sep 5

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Daily Guess The Famous Person Game #171 (Sep 05, 2026)

How well do you know famous people? Test your knowledge with today's (Sep 05, 2026) Guess the Famous Person game. Can you identify the mystery figure from the clues?

Bored Panda · Sep 5

Colin from Accounts: a show so fearless and hilarious that I want to get a tattoo of it

It’s deliciously satirical, fizzes with electric chemistry – and it’s snortingly funny too. If you haven’t watched the worst named show on TV yet, do so. Right now!

The Guardian - UK · Sep 5

The Guide #259: What to watch this Oscars film season

In this week’s newsletter: A non-exhaustive list of the films to keep an eye out for this autumn

The Guardian - UK · Sep 5

TV tonight: Gary Lineker makes Z-listers do silly things for his new show

Joey Essex and John Bercow are unlikely team mates in The Box. Plus, the inside story of Saturday Night Live. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK · Sep 5

US Open Umpire Halts Naomi Osaka Match After Creators Use Blinding Ring Lights for Mid-Game Photoshoot

Influencers disrupted Naomi Osaka's US Open match with bright ring lights, prompting the umpire to intervene and reigniting debate over creator behaviour.

International Business Times UK · Sep 5

From Nish Kumar to the Bayeux tapestry: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead

Our premier political comedian heads out on tour, while the 70-metre-long woven story of 1066 arrows its way to Britain for the first time

The Guardian - UK · Sep 5

50? Moi? How The Muppets rocked the world with anarchy, nonsense and the inimitable Miss Piggy

Half a century on, Jim Henson’s fuzzy felt friends are as influential as Monty Python and the Beatles. It’s been a wild journey of nightclubbing, light operas, duetting with Debbie Harry and tying John Cleese to a chair

The Guardian - UK · Sep 5

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The Guardian - UK · Sep 5

A Long Winter review – hope, desire and subversion in Andrew Haigh’s beautiful winter western

In a remote Colorado farmstead, a family with a mother gone missing finds a strange buoyancy and freedom as they wait for the snows to melt

The Guardian - AU · Sep 5

Strong is the New Pretty review – Suzie Miller’s AFLW play is both shocking and crowd-pleasing

Brisbane festival The world premiere of this lightly fictionalised production by the Prima Facie playwright comes just as the AFL faces a reckoning about sexism and misogyny

The Guardian - UK · Sep 5

Tender Loving Care review – Mike Leigh’s tender and elusive study of love and mortality

Alice Bailey Johnson and Kate O’Flynn lead a tender, quietly heartbreaking drama about friendship, ageing parents and the sadness of lives moving inexorably on

The Guardian - AU · Sep 5

The rise of south-east Asia’s girl bands: ‘The talent and popularity were always here’

Girl bands from the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand are going global with their fusion of traditional and modern sounds

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The Guardian - UK · Sep 5

How Gloria Steinem’s lifechanging stay in India shaped her approach to feminism

The activist said her two years studying and travelling in country ‘made me who I am’

Evening Standard · Sep 4

Jay-Z serenades Beyonce during first UK gig in nearly 10 years

His current JAY-Z30 show marks three decades of music and 30 years since the rapper released his debut album Reasonable Doubt.

The Guardian - UK · Sep 4

Act 3 review – queer art history and life reflections from masters of metatextuality

Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor’s absorbing documentary is a parallel take on their relationship and a nascent drama on artists Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore

Bored Panda · Sep 4

J.K. Rowling Allegedly Forced To Cover Her $150M Yacht’s Name In LA Amid Fears It Could Attract Protesters

“Not even Russian oligarchs or Mexican cartel superyacht owners do that.”

Inverse · Sep 4

15 Years Later, 'Lanterns' Is Fixing A Massive Superhero Movie Costume Mistake

Although it's not exactly perfect, the Green Lantern costume in the TV show Lanterns is leagues better than the one from the Ryan Reynolds film.

Latin Times · Sep 4

Deidre Hall Takes the Melodrama into Star Trek, and Telenovela Fans Will Understand Exactly Why It Works - INTERVIEW

For decades, Deidre Hall has made television's most unbelievable moments feel oddly possible. Her 'Days of Our Lives' alter ego, Dr. Marlena Evans, has survived possession, kidnapping, comas, memory loss and more family shocks than a telenovela writer's room could fit into one season. So when Hall arrives in 'Star…

Latin Times · Sep 4

'Silo' Season 4 Gets a Release Date as Ashley Zukerman Promises a 'Huge' Final Chapter After Season 3's Shocking Finale -INTERVIEW

Silo finally has an end date. Apple TV has announced that the fourth and final season of its ambitious dystopian drama will premiere July 9, 2027, giving fans a little more than 10 months to recover from a Season 3 finale that dramatically changed what we thought we knew about…

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