More than 400m people around the world have diabetes, and many control the condition using insulin. But science writer Gary Taubes believes it’s this very treatment that is behind the current epidemic. Does his controversial case for a diet-based alternative to medicine have any bite?
Taking the men's fashion pages of The Guardian magazine is breakthrough star on the modelling George Culafic who for the session teamed up with photographer Alex Bramall. In charge of the styling was fashion stylist
As the indie superstar makes her Glastonbury debut, she explains why she is much more than just the ‘patron saint of sadness’
Flawed, preoccupied and animated, Donachie’s vivid portraits intrigue and charm in a lively exhibition; Gwen John feels anaemic by comparison
Deep magentas, dazzling fuschias and candyfloss blooms: here’s the hot flush of spring, enhanced by infrared photography
Competition created to celebrate positive role pets have in people’s lives and to encourage engagement around animal welfare
As part of the Celebrating Britain’s Transport Textile project, London Transport Museum curator Georgia Morley has researched the hard-wearing and distinctively patterned fabrics that have covered Britain’s transport seating since the 1920s
‘The punks were sceptical of my presence. One guy even headbutted me. In retrospect, I think it was a sign of acceptance’
The Irish singer, songwriter and activist has died aged 56
Amsterdam-based publisher Erik Kessels has produced 12 books of weird, often surreal, domestic photos, never originally intended for publication
David Tennant is featured in today’s issue of The Guardian chatting about the new series of his BBC comedy There She Goes. The interview...
The original sheep, which had been painted over, has now been revealed, ‘freaky’ eyes and all. No wonder – it is a symbol of Jesus, and he was more man than baa-lamb
The celebrated US author of Blood Meridian, The Road and No Country for Old Men has died. Here, leading contemporaries and critics pay tribute to him
Still nowhere near ready to retire, the arts presenter talks about her six decades in TV, her affair with Harold Pinter and why David Attenborough was a terrific boss
Which significant person in your life acts as your undercover guardian angel?
An angel becoming one with her surroundings at Forrest Hills Cemetery View On Black
The bust-up with Harvey Weinstein, Irvine Welsh’s verdict on the script (‘too effete’), the problem with the excrement scene … the cast and crew relive the making of the classic 1996 film
The death of wannabe starlet Elizabeth Short became entwined in Ellroy’s mind with the murder of his mother – and inspired his bestselling novel
Artist and psychotherapist Johan Deckmann transforms antique book covers into satirical self-help titles
The Female in Focus international award from the British Journal of Photography and its publisher 1854 Media, was established to champion the work of exceptional female photographers and combat gender inequality in the industry
The Barbican stages the first UK survey of the work of American documentary photographer Dorothea Lange (1895–1965), one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century. The exhibition charts Lange’soutput and includes her celebrated Farm Security Administration work that captured the devastating impact of the Great Depression on the American population.
This Is Hardcore was the landmark album released by Pulp in 1998, and photographer Paul Burgess documented the band and video shoots made to promote it.
Do you yearn to set strong boundaries, but are scuppered by a lifelong tendency to people-please? Here is how to stop now
A look back at British photographer Nigel Shafran’s work takes us from the mid-1980s, through the iconic magazine years of i-D and The Face, to a recent resurgence in his unusual approach to shooting fashion
The International Garden Photographer of the Year is one of the world’s premier competitions
Childhood friends who would finish each other’s sentences, Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth were growing apart. Then Hollingworth’s boyfriend died aged 22. The pop duo explain what they learned in a devastating year
He was ‘the first black punk in Hull’ and was named one of the world’s 50 most beautiful people. But the singer turned his back on pop stardom. He reveals why he’s returning with a gritty musical about a band called The Blacks
“This was taken amid the beech trees at the Dark Hedges in Antrim, Northern Ireland (a filming location for Game of Thrones), early on an August morning. I was
The charismatic star of hit TV show Queer Eye had a troubled and chaotic early life. Here, for the first time, he talks about his journey back from the brink and his life with the virus
There are few women on the show, and after receiving a torrent of abuse on social media, Lucy Clarke (Jesus, Oxford) isn’t surprised
From denture repair shops to raunchy laundrettes, Niall McDiarmid’s portraits of the overlooked parts of deepest south London are a wonderful throwback to a time before the developers descended
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Berlin’s Kit Kat Club opens in the West End – at London’s Playhouse theatre – for a revival of Kander and Ebb’s classic musical. Take a first peep
From juicy dramas about polyamory, bootlegging and the ‘golden age of porn’ to the most jaw-dropping documentary moment of all time, HBO is known as the home of prestige TV. As it turns 50, here are its greatest hits so far
Nostalgic photographs by Shirley Baker capture the quirkiness of owners and their canine companions at that quintessential British event: the dog show
Tragedy shapes the darkly ritualistic world of three children in a Reformed farming family, in this bestseller from the Netherlands
