Как выплыть на волне хейта: разбираю пиар‑катастрофу Old Baby Vintage, которая могла бы обернуться в пользу бренда

29 August 2026 at 19:28

Я наткнулся на историю Old Baby Vintage и сначала подумал, что это очередной кейс про маленький бизнес, который не пережил публичный скандал. Но чем больше я смотрел на ситуацию, тем сильнее становилось ощущение, что владельцы упустили гораздо более интересную возможность.

Да, они могли просто не вести себя так, как повели. Могли вовремя извиниться, признать ошибку, нормально поговорить с сотрудницей и сохранить лицо. Могли даже спасти сам бизнес.

Но был и третий вариант: превратить собственную ошибку в PR-машину.

Fourth time lucky as Chris Cantrill’s spoof whodunnit wins Edinburgh comedy award 2026

World news | The Guardian

By: Brian Logan

29 August 2026 at 15:50

Nominated in three previous years, the rambunctious standup – one half of The Delightful Sausage – wins the prize for his show Rewilding while Marty Gleeson is named best newcomer

The annual Edinburgh comedy award has been won by the standup Chris Cantrill, two years after his comedy partner Amy Gledhill – in the raucous northern double act The Delightful Sausage – won the same prize.

Cantrill, 42 and from Bradford, received the so-called “Oscar of live comedy” for a show, Rewilding, about his new life in rural Northumberland, where an act of vandalism shocks the local community – and a spoof whodunnit ensues. It builds on the foundations laid in 2024 by Easily Swayed, which documented his move to the countryside and secured what was then Cantrill’s third nomination (but first as a solo act) for the award.

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By: Anrol

29 August 2026 at 12:44

Есть готовый сайт, написанный на Laravel + Vue. Руководство попросило сделать его мультиязычным. Зная, что для Laravel “есть все”, я сходу без чтения документации назвал кратчайший срок. Но когда зашел на страничку Vue I18n то понял, что ошибся. Мультиязычность Vue происходит на клиенте, файлы переводов по формату отличаются от файлов Blade. Другими словами, если брать все «из коробки», то переводы придется дублировать и держать в разных местах, js приложение раздуется от подключения плагина I18n и к тому же на клиента придется загружать словари переводов... очевидно же, что надо делать переводы на сервере, то есть все хорошо, но без Vue I18n.

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Love under anti-drone nets: Ukrainian couple wed in Kramatorsk combat zone

The Guardian

By: Dan Sabbagh in Kramatorsk. Photographs by Julia Kochetova

29 August 2026 at 09:00

‘At a time when Russia is trying to spread gloom and darkness … it is important to create something beautiful,’ says combat medic Tetiana as she weds army captain Oleksandr

In the bright early afternoon sun of Kramatorsk’s central and now ironically named Peace Square, Tetiana, in her bridal dress, and Oleksandr, in his military uniform, are holding up their phones at the ready. It is a public holiday, 35 years since Ukraine’s declaration of independence, and a popular day for a wedding, though the open-air location is not obviously ideal.

Three days earlier, Kramatorsk, perhaps Vladimir Putin’s principal target, was formally designated part of the combat zone, the front inching towards the city as Russia closes in on the parts of the Donetsk region it does not control. It is quiet at 2pm though; the ceremony brief. There are no guests other than the Guardian team.

Tetiana and Oleksandr pose for a wedding photo on Mount Karachun, near Sloviansk, the scene of fierce fighting in 2014.

Chris Cantrill: Rewilding review – a rural whodunnit told with midlife mirth

The Guardian

By: Brian Logan

29 August 2026 at 07:00

Monkey Barrel Comedy, Edinburgh
Cantrill shares his struggles descending into middle age and his awkward interactions with fellow villagers in a fun show

Now a four-time nominee for the Edinburgh comedy award, Chris Cantrill is bearing down on James Acaster’s always-the-bridesmaid record – unless 2026 proves to be his year. Would it be merited? Well, there are few comedians in whose company it is more reliably fun to spend time. And that’s resoundingly the case with Rewilding, the follow-up to 2024’s Easily Swayed, in which Cantrill gave an uproarious account of turning 40, moving to the countryside and having (the male, northern, emotionally stunted equivalent of) a breakdown.

The sequel is scarcely less entertaining, but it’s not as well constructed, and its story is less resonant. It begins with this ebullient Bradford native explaining how bad he is at introducing himself, with reference to “drinks and nibs” his wife has coerced him to attend in their Northumbrian village. Cantrill is chronic at small talk, he tells us, yet adept at code-switching – as demonstrated in the company of the “gen Z girls and gays” who love him, rural workers whose opinions he meekly opposes in the pub, and the private-school boys who (as per one gloriously indiscreet section) call the shots where Cantrill works, on Saturday Night Live UK.

At Monkey Barrel Comedy, Edinburgh, until 30 August

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Roll up, tumble down! The show that imagines the US as a collapsing circus – in pictures

The Guardian

By: Murdo MacLeod

29 August 2026 at 07:00

At the newly reopened King’s theatre in Edinburgh, as part of the international festival, Geoff Sobelle’s Clown Show is a dizzying whirl through US history

Clown Show review – the American dream explodes over one anarchic night

Egyptian queen’s 673-diamond necklace stolen in Vienna smash-and-grab raid

The Guardian

By: Deborah Cole in Berlin

28 August 2026 at 17:46

Police hunt two suspects after historic 200-carat piece is snatched from Austrian museum during opening hours

Austrian police are hunting two men alleged to have stolen a 200-carat platinum necklace encrusted with 673 diamonds that was on loan to a museum in Vienna and once belonged to Egyptian royalty.

Authorities in the capital released pictures of the suspects captured by security cameras during the heist at the Museum of Applied Arts (MAK), amid a rash of spectacular smash-and-grab thefts from European cultural institutions.

Egyptian queen’s 673-diamond necklace stolen in Vienna smash-and-grab raid

World news | The Guardian

By: Deborah Cole in Berlin

28 August 2026 at 17:25

Police hunt two suspects after historic 200-carat piece is snatched from Austrian museum during opening hours

Austrian police are hunting two men alleged to have stolen a 200-carat platinum necklace encrusted with 673 diamonds that was on loan to a museum in Vienna and once belonged to Egyptian royalty.

Authorities in the capital released pictures of the suspects captured by security cameras during the heist at the Museum of Applied Arts (MAK), amid a rash of spectacular smash-and-grab thefts from European cultural institutions.

French far-right leader Jordan Bardella to address Reform UK party conference

The Guardian

By: Angelique Chrisafis in Paris

28 August 2026 at 16:57

Speech part of effort to strengthen National Rally party’s international ties before Marine Le Pen’s presidential bid

The French far-right leader Jordan Bardella is to give a speech at Reform UK’s party conference in Birmingham next week as he attempts to boost international ties before Marine Le Pen’s bid for the French presidency next spring.

Le Pen’s far-right, anti-immigration National Rally (RN) is high in the polls and she is predicted to reach the final round of the French presidential race in May.

Digested week: Is there anything sadder than the end of summer? | Emma Brockes

The Guardian

By: Emma Brockes

28 August 2026 at 13:11

Plus, views from the Cotswolds of Harry and Meghan’s return, and the embarrassing anachronism that is Ali G

Is there anything sadder than the end of summer? As schools go back next week and parents rely on the boosting effect of a return to routine, we look around for other ways to soften the blow. A few things this year that might make it easier: the need for rain ensures that the advent of autumn is slightly less depressing than usual; people with attic conversions in which you could bake a muffin over the summer will be able to use them again; and if you happen to be a woman of 50 or thereabouts, the fresher weather is ... a relief.

Fairytales pending: the fringe musicals hoping to live happily ever after

The Guardian

By: Chris Wiegand

28 August 2026 at 10:00

Edinburgh has given festival audiences a look at two long awaited musicals – Bliss and Disenchanted! – with both aiming to now scale up their spectacle

The Edinburgh fringe is mostly where new work is forged but that’s not the full picture. Amid all the hot-off-the-press shows are a number of familiar titles that have been around for years yet are only making their professional UK debut now. That’s the case with two fairytale musical productions hoping for a longer life whose festival run is a chance to engineer that happily ever after.

Bliss, co-created by Tyler Beattie and Emma Lively, won a new play award in the US in 2019 and had its world premiere in Seattle the year after. A handful of its songs were released in 2022. Now developed into what is billed as “the biggest new musical of the Edinburgh fringe”, it has a cast of 17 which exceeds regular fringe proportions – as does the running time (80 minutes rather than the standard hour).

Yielding on French Could Restart Trade Talks, Canadian Officials Say

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By: Ian Austen and Vjosa Isai

27 August 2026 at 23:11

Canada’s minister in charge of trade with the U.S. was responding to comments by Jamieson Greer, the U.S. trade representative. But that was before any mention of Lake Ontario.