Trump's shock value has faded. No one's listening Why renaming Lake Ontario 'Lake America' got a collective 'Whatever'. The Canberra Times · Aug 30
Stephen Libby on fashion: I’m on a mission to revive the jumpsuit – they’re practical and stylish The 70s was a golden era for the jumpsuit, but I’m happy they’re back, thanks to Harry Styles, Benson Boone and – of course – me The Guardian - UK · Aug 26
Da’Vine Joy Randolph to lead star-studded cast of Dedicated to Morris Burke Da’Vine Joy Randolph will star in Dedicated to Morris Burke, alongside Kate McKinnon, Amy Sedaris, Janeane Garofalo, Alison Pill and Andrew Rannells. BANG Premier · Aug 8
Why are Wimbledon's streets so dirty? Filthy pavements anger residents in affluent London neighbourhood Evening Standard · Aug 7
Stephen Libby on fashion: so many men have asked me for clothes advice since The Traitors Our guest columnist reveals how he found his personal style, from jumpsuits to high-waisted trousers The Guardian - UK · Aug 5
She's the new education minister. But she's not allowed to visit schools Rachel Stephen-Smith wants more families like hers to choose public schools first. The Canberra Times · Jul 31
Gaining Ground review: a pleasingly unsettling feminist cult classic A 50-year-old rediscovery provides a welcome riposte to lean-in feminists and tradwives Evening Standard · Jul 30
It's always rice and eggs With crisp feta, bacon, avocado and a runny yolk, it’s the meal I return to again and again Salon · Jul 28
Ex NITI Aayog vice chairman Rajiv Kumar got attracted to Naxal ideology as student, hung Che's poster in room: New book Kumar, as per the book, got attracted to the Communist Party of India (CPI) (Marxist-Leninist) when he was a student of Delhi's prestigious St. Stephen's College but now considers present day Naxalism as the "most pernicious and dishonest impact" on Indian youths which has perhaps "set back India's political and… The Economic Times · Jul 26
The prince and the ‘professional liar’: inside Harry’s battle against the Daily Mail How the celebrity-backed legal action against one of Britain’s most powerful newspapers fell apart The Guardian - UK · Jul 12
US Road Championships: Kate Courtney outsprints Lauren Stephens to win elite women's road race title Grace Arlandson takes third from chase group in Charleston Cycling News · Jun 21
Deaths within two weeks of prison release hit record high in England and Wales Exclusive: Experts say homelessness is primary driver of crisis that led to 77 ‘avoidable’ deaths in 2025 The Guardian - UK · May 31
AI godbots: religious leaders warn of ‘alarming consequences’ when machines speak in the name of God I (Adam) am chatting with the “Apostle Stephen”, an online chatbot created by the Redeemed Christian Church of God, a church founded in Nigeria in the 1950s with a growing global following. He is, to be honest, a bit pushy for an apostle. The Conversation · May 29
John Hancock obituary Other lives: Long-serving GP in a Warwickshire village who loved climbing and led the local Venture Scout troop The Guardian - UK · May 20
The Guardian - US · May 5 David Letterman doubts late-night’s future before Colbert finale Veteran host says format may not last as The Late Show With Stephen Colbert ends its 33-year run amid controversy
Woman & Home · May 1 Can’t decide what to watch? We've found the 5 shows worth your time this bank holiday weekend Settle down, grab the snacks, and binge the brilliant shows that we can't get enough of
BANG Premier · Apr 17 Anne Hathaway joked that Meryl Streep 'stole' her iconic cerulean sweater Anne Hathaway playfully accused Meryl Streep of stealing Andy Sachs’ famous blue sweater after Streep wore a replica on the April 1 episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
The Conversation · Apr 8 Babies: raw, nuanced, real – what this BBC drama gets right about recurrent miscarriage I heard about the new BBC drama Babies the week before it aired and was keen to watch it, not least because miscarriage is so rarely portrayed on screen – particularly as a central storyline. I enjoyed it, insofar as that word can be applied to such a devastating subject.…
Evening Standard · Mar 30 Babies on BBC One review: staggeringly powerful television 4/5 Stefan Golaszewski’s latest drama about baby loss can be slow going, but Paapa Essiedu and Siobhán Cullen give towering performances
The Guardian - UK · Mar 30 TV tonight: bittersweet drama starring Paapa Essiedu about a couple trying for a baby First of a six-part series from the creator of Mum and Him & Her dealing with pregnancy loss. Plus: the final part of Norma Percy’s gripping Clash of the Superpowers. Here’s what to watch this evening
The Independent UK · Mar 30 Inside Babies, the heartbreaking BBC drama about the toll of miscarriage IN FOCUS: A timely BBC drama taps into cultural anxieties around fertility as it follows a couple in their mid-thirties struggling to conceive. Actors Paapa Essiedu and Siobhán Cullen speak to Annabel Nugent
The Guardian - UK · Mar 29 ‘Just extraordinary’: inside Babies, the beautiful drama about the terror and cruelty of miscarriage Stefan Golaszewski, the creator of beloved sitcoms Him & Her and Mum, didn’t just draw from his own experience to write about baby loss – he also composed and performed the theme tune
TechRadar · Mar 27 'When can you dare to be brave and say how you actually feel?': Harry Potter TV series star Paapa Essiedu is unrecognizable in new heartbreaking BBC drama Babies Paapa Essiedu stars in heartbreaking new BBC drama Babies — and it couldn't be further away from playing Snape in HBO's Harry Potter TV series reboot.
The Independent UK · Mar 24 New six-part BBC show to explore couple navigating pregnancy loss A new six-part drama series titled 'Babies' explores the profound and often private experience of pregnancy loss through the story of a couple facing multiple miscarriages. The series stars Paapa Essiedu and Siobhan Cullen as Lisa and Stephen, portraying their emotional resilience, grief and unwavering love, interspersed with moments of…
Metal Hammer · Mar 23 "I was kicked out of the Deftones show 'cos I was being too aggressive in the pit. I was like, 'I used to be in this band!'" What it was like being in one of the world's biggest metal bands in their earliest days Dominic Garcia was Deftones' original bassist, but a misunderstanding ended his tenure long before they'd eventually blow up