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Content creators get hired for wedding in Miami. Then the photographer belittles their job—right in front of the bride: ‘He’s afraid’

You’d think that by now, especially among younger people, content creators or “influencers” would be accepted as part of the labor market. Apparently, that’s not the case.

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The ‘Old Fashioned’ Names Making a Comeback in 2026—And Which 5 Will Get Your Child Ridiculed

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Outlander Season 8 Will Answer Questions 'Right Off The Bat,' And I'm Hoping They Deal With One Fans Have Been Worried About

Please put us out of our misery!

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Artificial intelligence could transform France’s job market - but it’s still early days

With the announcement this week that tech giant Amazon will cut 14,000 jobs, the era of AI-related redundancies appears to be well and truly under way. While restructuring and a slowdown in recruitment are already evident in the United States, the impact of this technology in France remains difficult to…

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How artificial intelligenc could reshape France's job market, but its early days

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Outlander's Time Travel Got More Complicated After Blood Of My Blood's Premiere, But I Think It Means Something Amazing For Season 8

I hope I'm right!

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Friday essay: ‘An oasis in the desert’ – Jackie Huggins reflects on her deep history with Carnarvon Gorge

Ngya Bidjara/Birri Gubba Juru marra. My name is Jackie Huggins. I am the mother of John. I am also the daughter of Rita, and Albert and Rose are my grandparents on my mother’s side. My father is Jack Huggins. My grandparents are John Henry Huggins the third, and Fanny: all…

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A Leopard-Skin Hat by Anne Serre explores what its like being human in relation to other human beings

The French writer Anne Serre has been very clear in interviews that she has no truck with a type of fiction that is fashionable in the UK at the moment. Readers drawn to fiction that blurs the line with autobiography – what Serre calls “the story of someone’s life, or…

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International Booker prize 2025: six experts review the shortlisted novels

From a longlist of 13, six novels have been shortlisted for the 2025 International Booker prize. Our academics review the finalists ahead of the announcement of the winner on May 20.

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A Danish Groundhog Day or tales of millennial angst… What should win this year’s International Booker?

A headspinning novel from Japan alongside a high concept tale from Denmark, and a French account of migrant tragedy … our critic weighs up the contenders

The Guardian - UK

“I use a spark plug to play slide. It's a trick Lowell George showed me. It gets incredible sustain – metal on metal”: In the face of sexist skepticism, Fanny's June Millington carved a unique six-string path, and inspired countless players in the process

The pioneering guitar hero discusses the unique mods she made to her '57 Les Paul, why there's more freedom in playing with just a bassist, and the time that '57 Les Paul ended up on a Steely Dan record

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11 epically long films that won’t waste your time, ranked

THE COUNTDOWN: In honour of Brady Corbet’s 215-minute epic ‘The Brutalist’ receiving 10 Oscar nods, Annabel Nugent and Jacob Stolworthy select 11 other movies with mammoth runtimes that are worth the investment

The Independent UK

Outlander season 7 ending explained: A big ball of timey-wimey stuff

William attempts a daring rescue while Claire recovers in Outlander season 7 episode 16.

WhatToWatch

Outlander season 7 episode 15 recap: In the face of Death

Claire is in danger during the Battle of Monmouth while Bree decides to go find her husband in Outlander season 7 episode 15.

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Outlander season 7 episode 14 recap: Prisoner of war

Lord John gets back to the Frasers while William protects a friend in Outlander season 7 episode 14.

The Independent UK

The Great British Bake Off review: Alison Hammond steals the show but format is becoming overbaked

Hammond brings the energy and endless innuendoes in a launch episode that feels like it’s trying to outrage middle England

The Guardian - UK

The Great British Bake Off review – Paul Hollywood doles out handshakes like cheap mini-muffins

We’re straight back in with a dozen underwhelming new bakers, an almost instantaneous bit of glad handing - and the smuttiest innuendo in the show’s history

The Guardian - UK

Fanny review – a fun-packed outing for the other Mendelssohn

Calum Finlay’s fast-moving comedy about the composer and her struggles to be recognised is pitch-perfectly performed

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How First Nations fashion design can rewrite painful memories and be a powerful method of healing

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains names, images and stories of deceased people.

The Guardian - UK

John Bishop: Back at It review – a meandering mess-about

The standup delivers an unstructured show with autobiographical anecdotes and routines about henpecked husbands and women called Fanny

The Guardian - UK

Melting Point by Rachel Cockerell review – witnesses to history

An ingenious and idiosyncratic book about the search for a Jewish homeland that blends high politics and family memoir

The Guardian - UK

Melting Point by Rachel Cockerell review – the hunt for a homeland

A fabulous family history expands into an account of the origins of Zionism and the extraordinary project to bring thousands of Russian Jews to Texas

The Guardian - UK

The 25 best Christmas films – ranked!

Muppets and elves jostle with orphans, serial killers and Santa in our list of the greatest yuletide movies ever to grace the big screen

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The Famous Five's James Lance on starring as Uncle Quentin

James Lance spoke to us about playing the grouchy character and why actors should work with children and animals.

The Independent UK

Venice Film Festival round-up: From Yorgos Lanthimos standout Poor Things to Michael Mann’s operatic Ferrari

Festivalgoers will surely agree that the 2023 competition was one of the most eclectic and eccentric in recent memory, writes Geoffrey Macnab

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