The Guardian Articles
The Guardian
Filter by Category
Comeback kids don’t come much more extraordinary – or well-loved – than Ke Huy Quan. After starring, aged 13, as Short Round in 1984’s
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
, and then the following year as Data inThe Goonies
, he struggled to forge a …David Sedaris: ‘I’m shocked by people who take selfies in public. I’d sooner masturbate in public’
You just got back from Egypt. What was that like?
There are 6 million cats in Egypt that are kept as pets, and there are 100 million that live on the streets. And they’re all missing an eye, or a part of a paw, or they’re filthy. So …
WH Smith UK high street sales fall as stores put on the market
WH Smith has reported falling sales in its UK high street stores, while revenues rose at its more successful travel arm, as the retail group attempts to
offload its ailing town centres division
.The retailer’s up-for-sale high street division – where it sells newspapers, books, stationery, cards …
‘Africa is where I’m from’: why some Black Brazilians are moving to Benin
João Diamante was gripped by a sense of belonging as he stepped out of the airport terminal thousands of miles from his birthplace in Brazil.
“The first thing I felt was that I was at home,” recalled the 33-year-old celebrity chef from Rio. “Nobody looked at me like they were …
Racing trainers abandon TV interview boycott plan to avoid ‘public conflict’
The PRA, which was founded in 2024 and headed by the former British Horseracing Board chair Peter Savill, claims …
‘He was unforgettable’: the mesmerising star of cult documentary Andy the Furniture Maker
It was 1982 and young film-maker Paul Oremland was in an east London leather and denim pub, about to meet a character who would change his life. “Andy was pretty unforgettable,” recalls Oremland. “Full of amazing tales, and with a wealth of knowledge about people, places and quirky London life.”
…To Die For: all hail Nicole Kidman, the erotic thriller’s secret weapon
When talking erotic thrillers, Nicole Kidman’s name isn’t the first name that springs to mind. But more than any other, it is perhaps the genre that has borne Kidman aloft – and, I would argue, to which she’s given the most.
It was in Dead Calm, holding her own against …