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Laura Cumming
Waldmüller at the National Gallery – the rebel of the great outdoors

Sun 5 Jul 2026

Waldmüller at the National Gallery – the rebel of the great outdoors
Rowan Moore
In Cambridge, it’s town v gown over rival plans for a college library

Sun 5 Jul 2026

In Cambridge, it’s town v gown over rival plans for a college library
Raymond Antrobus
The Sunday Poem: Mini-Meadows 1994

Sun 5 Jul 2026

The Sunday Poem: Mini-Meadows 1994
Tara Joshi
The grid: the beauty of moths

Sat 4 Jul 2026

The grid: the beauty of moths
David Benedict
How to make a movie musical

Sat 4 Jul 2026

How to make a movie musical
Poppy Sebag-Montefiore
The poet of China’s factory floors

Sat 4 Jul 2026

The poet of China’s factory floors
Olivia Ovenden
Upper crust

Sat 4 Jul 2026

Upper crust
Stephen Smith
Time at the bar

Sat 4 Jul 2026

Time at the bar
Richard Foster
We could be Hieronymus

Sat 4 Jul 2026

We could be Hieronymus
Evan Moffitt
Down river

Sat 4 Jul 2026

Down river
Sarah Crompton
The Surge celebrates the unconventional life of Sinéad O’Connor

Sat 4 Jul 2026

The Surge celebrates the unconventional life of Sinéad O’Connor
Xavier Greenwood
Christopher Nolan faces his own trials of Odysseus

Fri 3 Jul 2026

Christopher Nolan faces his own trials of Odysseus
Andrew Anthony
Bill Pullman: ‘British audiences pull back a bit, but the applause at the end means so much’

Fri 3 Jul 2026

Bill Pullman: ‘British audiences pull back a bit, but the applause at the end means so much’
Wendy Ide
Wendy Ide’s pick of other films: Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie, Birds of War, Minions & Monsters and more

Fri 3 Jul 2026

Wendy Ide’s pick of other films: Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie, Birds of War, Minions & Monsters and more
Chris Power
Paperback of the week: Migraine by Samuel Fisher

Fri 3 Jul 2026

Paperback of the week: Migraine by Samuel Fisher
Olivia Ovenden
Elle – the jury’s out on the Legally Blonde prequel

Fri 3 Jul 2026

Elle – the jury’s out on the Legally Blonde prequel
Miranda Sawyer
Russell Tovey’s tale of two brothers is a tribute to queer lives

Fri 3 Jul 2026

Russell Tovey’s tale of two brothers is a tribute to queer lives
Susannah Clapp
Archduke – Franz Ferdinand assassination drama is a misfire

Fri 3 Jul 2026

Archduke – Franz Ferdinand assassination drama is a misfire
Kitty Empire
With Confessions II, Madonna dances in the middle of the road

Thu 2 Jul 2026

With Confessions II, Madonna dances in the middle of the road
Ellen Peirson-Hagger
Alice Hattrick: ‘Embroidery is a form of resistance’

Thu 2 Jul 2026

Alice Hattrick: ‘Embroidery is a form of resistance’
Andrew Rawnsley
The future of Farageism

Thu 2 Jul 2026

The future of Farageism
Evan Moffitt
Playlist of the week: Pride anthems

Thu 2 Jul 2026

Playlist of the week: Pride anthems
Michael Rosen
What Benjamin Zephaniah taught me

Thu 2 Jul 2026

What Benjamin Zephaniah taught me
Wendy Ide
The Invite is a savagely funny study of marital despair

Thu 2 Jul 2026

The Invite is a savagely funny study of marital despair
Olivia Ovenden
In Contrapposto, Dave Eggers finds refuge in art and beauty

Thu 2 Jul 2026

In Contrapposto, Dave Eggers finds refuge in art and beauty
Olivia Ovenden
What to watch this week, from Chris and Martina to The Pitt

Thu 2 Jul 2026

What to watch this week, from Chris and Martina to The Pitt
Ellen Peirson-Hagger
What to read this week, from Dave Eggers to Benjamin Zephaniah

Thu 2 Jul 2026

What to read this week, from Dave Eggers to Benjamin Zephaniah
Tanya Gold
How Britain’s coastal communities lost hope

Wed 1 Jul 2026

How Britain’s coastal communities lost hope
Evan Moffitt
Mighty Real charts the gay anthems that shaped a generation

Wed 1 Jul 2026

Mighty Real charts the gay anthems that shaped a generation
Simon Parkin
‘I poked the bear and the bear ate me’: Alfie Brown, the last cancelled comedian

Tue 30 Jun 2026

‘I poked the bear and the bear ate me’: Alfie Brown, the last cancelled comedian
David Barnett
How David Bowie’s touring and a love of comics led to Duncan Jones’s new sci-fi adventure

Sun 28 Jun 2026

How David Bowie’s touring and a love of comics led to Duncan Jones’s new sci-fi adventure
Jude Rogers
The Last 12 Weeks – doing time with the Desert Killer

Sun 28 Jun 2026

The Last 12 Weeks – doing time with the Desert Killer
Katherine Cowles
The Truth – a witty comedy of infidelity that channels Molière and Pinter

Sun 28 Jun 2026

The Truth – a witty comedy of infidelity that channels Molière and Pinter
Anthony Joseph
The Sunday Poem: Caura

Sun 28 Jun 2026

The Sunday Poem: Caura
Alex O’Connell
Annabel Croft: ‘I wish I’d played more, but I couldn’t develop as a person until I left tennis’

Sun 28 Jun 2026

Annabel Croft: ‘I wish I’d played more, but I couldn’t develop as a person until I left tennis’
Tari Joshi
The grid: passport to the soul

Sat 27 Jun 2026

The grid: passport to the soul
Sarah Crompton
The Green Table feels more urgent than ever

Sat 27 Jun 2026

The Green Table feels more urgent than ever
Killian Fox
In Togetherness, Rowan Hooper celebrates nature’s brilliant double acts

Sat 27 Jun 2026

In Togetherness, Rowan Hooper celebrates nature’s brilliant double acts
Jade Cuttle
Poetry books of the month: the view from the corner table

Sat 27 Jun 2026

Poetry books of the month: the view from the corner table

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