‘We never stole from kids, just insured places’: Armand Schaubroeck, the ex-con muse of Andy Warhol
In 1966, Armand Schaubroeck – an ex-con who had made a local name for himself selling guitars out of his mum’s basement in Rochester, New
Werckmeister Harmonies review – Béla Tarr’s brooding masterpiece of a town sleepwalking into tyranny
Hungarian auteur Béla Tarr and his co-director and editor Ágnes Hranitzky now have their 2000 film rereleased, 24 years on as part of a career
Knock Out Blonde: The Kellie Maloney Story review – trans boxing promoter fights for identity
This is one of those documentaries that feels like it directs itself, so improbable is its story: The Peckham-born Catholic and heavyweight boxing promoter formerly
Kensuke’s Kingdom review – Michael Morpurgo’s desert island boy’s own adventure
Michael Morpurgo’s children’s story is a boy’s-own desert island adventure, closer in spirit to The Coral Island than Lord of the Flies, and here attractively
Somalia arrests another journalist as press clampdown intensifies
The arrest of a journalist for reporting on drug use in the Somali military is the latest incident in an apparent clampdown on critical reporting
Andy Murray lives to fight another day on his hyperextended retirement tour | Jonathan Liew
And if it were done, when ’tis done, then ’twere well it were done slowly. Agonisingly. Leaving no avenue of exquisite pain and drama unexplored.
‘Happy tears’ for Andy Murray and Dan Evans after another Olympic escape act
Andy Murray described crying “happy tears” after he and his men’s doubles partner, Dan Evans, reached the Paris 2024 quarter-finals in dramatic fashion to leave
The 1975 sued by Malaysian festival over Matty Healy’s onstage gay kiss
The organizer of Malaysia’s Good Vibes Festival has sued the 1975 and all of the British pop-rock band’s members individually, following lead singer Matty Healy’s
Southport stabbing latest: police name three young girls killed in attack as hospital says two children are still critical
in aid of Alder Hey children’s charity has reached £100,000 in less than 24 hours. Cristina Jones, from Trowbridge in Wiltshire, started the JustGiving page
Greens say Labour should focus more on building council homes and that new housing plan is flawed – UK politics live
polling suggesting that, by a margin of 47% to 38%, people support the government’s plan to means-test the winter fuel payment. on the Ministry of