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The Guardian
Palmares by Gayl Jones review – an enslaved child’s search for utopia
The Guardian
Set in 17th-century Brazil, Jones’s first novel in 20 years is an intricate, imaginative story of love and brutalityAmerican author Gayl Jones was famously introduced to the world in 1975 by her then editor, Toni Morrison, who, after reading her manuscript, declared that “no novel about any black woman could ever be the same after this”. Publ
dimanche 17 Octobre 2021 12:10
The Guardian
Anicka Yi’s Turbine Hall commission; Sutapa Biswas, Lumen – review
The Guardian
Tate Modern, London; Kettle’s Yard, CambridgeThe Turbine Hall has been turned into a mesmerising giant aquarium by Anicka Yi. And the steak knives are out in Sutapa Biswas’s wise, poetic response to colonial historyTranslucent sea creatures drift through the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern, moving through that great gulf like elegant swimmers. Some
dimanche 17 Octobre 2021 12:10
The Guardian
English council urges parents not to allow children to watch Squid Game
The Guardian
Bedfordshire safeguarding team issues warning after reports children are copying Netflix show’s violent challengesA council in the south of England has advised parents not to let their children watch the Netflix show Squid Game, after reports children as young as six are copying its violent challenges.The education safeguarding team from Central
dimanche 17 Octobre 2021 11:10
The Guardian
Gilbert & George: ‘We made ourselves outsiders’
The Guardian
The artists, who never keep food at home, walk through the East End with Observer Food Monthly before lunch at their regular cafeWhen I knock on their front door in Fournier Street in London’s Spitalfields, Gilbert and George have been in their studio since 7am painting the words “Oh My God” in capitals on 50 poster-sized boards for the Serpe
dimanche 17 Octobre 2021 11:10
The Guardian
Alan Cumming: ‘My favourite movie? I always say Spice World’
The Guardian
From Cabaret to Hamlet, Alan Cumming has relished every role he’s played. In this extract from his uproarious memoir, he reveals what made Stanley Kubrick cross and the amazing gift the Spice Girls gave himTom Cruise and...
dimanche 17 Octobre 2021 11:10
The Guardian
Venom: Let There Be Carnage review – sufficient superhero sequel
The Guardian
Tom Hardy returns as journalist Eddie Brock and the alien who shares his body, played for daft laughs by director Andy SerkisThis low-stakes sequel sees the return of Tom Hardy’s Venom, a cheeky, gravel-voiced alien...
dimanche 17 Octobre 2021 10:10
The Guardian
Life Without Children by Roddy Doyle review – frustrated lives in...
The Guardian
In these emotionally charged short stories, Doyle explores love, resentment and connection through the eye of the pandemicRoddy Doyle is a master of capturing the gulf between what people say to one another in intimate...
dimanche 17 Octobre 2021 10:10
The Guardian
The Enemy review – Ibsen goes digital
The Guardian
Dundee RepA powerful overhaul of An Enemy of the People weaves texts and emails seamlessly into the actionKieran Hurley’s take on Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People was about to go into rehearsals in March 2020. What...
dimanche 17 Octobre 2021 10:10
The Guardian
How Leonard Cohen mined sacred texts for lyrics to his songs
The Guardian
New book reveals extent of the musician’s fascination with scriptures of Judaism and Christianity“She tied you to a kitchen chair, she broke your throne and she cut your hair, and from your lips she drew the...
dimanche 17 Octobre 2021 08:10
The Guardian
Dance Umbrella: Extra Time; Nowhere review – a game of two halves
The Guardian
Bell Square, Hounslow; available onlineDance Umbrella’s football-themed piece fails to score, but Dimitris Papaioannou’s 2009 work saves the dayNever let it be said that dance doesn’t broaden your horizons. Last week it...
dimanche 17 Octobre 2021 08:10
The Guardian
Gandhi in heels? Maria Callas statue hits the wrong note
The Guardian
Critics compare figure of famous soprano erected in Greek capital to an Oscar statuette Drama in life, drama in posterity. For Maria Callas, Greece’s greatest diva, there is, even 44 years after her death, no let up from the artistic wrangling...
dimanche 17 Octobre 2021 07:10
The Guardian
Simone Lia: Motivational coach – cartoon
The Guardian
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dimanche 17 Octobre 2021 07:10
The Guardian
The big picture: Janet Delaney’s nostalgic New York painter
The Guardian
A street artist’s work seems to yearn for a less complicated time in this image from the photographer’s new collectionCities are made of sedimented strata of memory. Janet Delaney’s photograph of the New York street painter was taken in the...
dimanche 17 Octobre 2021 06:10
The Guardian
Beyond a Fringe review - the rise and fall of Andrew Mitchell
The Guardian
An engrossing memoir charts the Tory MP’s ascent to cabinet, the disaster of ‘Plebgate’ and his subsequent reinvention as a scourge of Boris Johnson with honesty, insight and witHis CV reads like a caricature. Prep school, public school,...
dimanche 17 Octobre 2021 06:10
CBC
Audiences eager for Succession s obscenely wealthy jerks to return
CBC
Succession is back for a third season on Sunday. How did TV's most hateable family amass such a devoted audience? CBC News spoke to three critics — and fans — of the HBO hit.
dimanche 17 Octobre 2021 04:10
The Guardian
Female Spanish thriller writer Carmen Mola revealed to be three men
The Guardian
Trio step out from behind pseudonym marketed as ‘Spain’s Elena Ferrante’ to accept €1m prizeA million euro literary prize has lured three Spanish men out of anonymity, to reveal that they are behind ultra-violent Spanish crime thrillers...
samedi 16 Octobre 2021 22:10
CBC
Strike averted after union for U.S. film, TV crews reach deal with studios
CBC
An 11th-hour deal was reached Saturday, averting a strike of film and television crews that would have seen some 60,000 behind-the-scenes workers walk off their jobs and would have frozen...
samedi 16 Octobre 2021 20:10
The Guardian
Jo Harrop: The Heart Wants review – a rare mix of delicacy and boldness
The Guardian
(Lateralize)The singer’s original material and a guest list of top musicians fit like a glove on this follow-up to last year’s Weathering the StormHow many musicians vowed to use the sudden, blank silence of lockdown to plan and prepare the...
samedi 16 Octobre 2021 15:10
The Guardian
Racist attack on English Heritage exhibition celebrating black lives
The Guardian
Police called after ‘n’ word scrawled on photograph of black model at stately home showAn English Heritage exhibition on “Englishness” held at a stately Bedfordshire home was the target of a racist attack following tensions over the...
samedi 16 Octobre 2021 15:10
The Guardian
On my radar: Courttia Newland’s cultural highlights
The Guardian
The novelist and playwright on Thundercat’s bass genius, an insight-filled black history exhibition and the colourful ceramics of Lubna ChowdharyCourttia Newland was born in 1973 and raised in west London. After an early start in music, he...
samedi 16 Octobre 2021 14:10
The Guardian
The Velvet Underground review – avant-garde cool brought back to life
Todd Haynes uses Warhol-style split screen for this ideally pitched documentary about the influential 60s bandHow do you make a rock doc without any concert footage? In his electric portrait of the Velvet Underground, the film-maker Todd Haynes elegantly sidesteps this conundrum. Unable to rely on archive material of their gigs, he turns instead to
samedi 16 Octobre 2021 14:10
The Guardian
Degrees of separation: what connects Bill Clinton to Patty Hearst?
The Guardian
From Slick Willie to the kidnapped heiress via OJ Simpson: we go down the rabbit hole, thanks to the new American Crime Story series on the Lewinsky affairImpeachment: American Crime StoryIt’s...
samedi 16 Octobre 2021 12:10
CBC
Netflix fires employee for disclosing financial information about Dave...
CBC
Netflix said Friday that it has fired an employee for disclosing confidential financial information about what it paid for Dave Chappelle's comedy...
samedi 16 Octobre 2021 11:10
The Guardian
The week in classical: Fidelio; Gabriela Montero – review
The Guardian
Glyndebourne, Lewes; Kings Place, LondonThe introduction of a new character does Beethoven’s great opera no favours. Elsewhere, there’s breathtaking invention – with a little help from...
samedi 16 Octobre 2021 11:10
The Guardian
Classical home listening: Quatuor Ébène and the Gesualdo Six
The Guardian
The French quartet play late-night Schoenberg, jazz and more, while Josquin is the springboard for Owain Park and his crack vocal ensemble• The nocturnal theme of Round Midnight (Erato), by the...
samedi 16 Octobre 2021 11:10
The Guardian
Road review – community spirit turns sour in Thatcher’s Britain
The Guardian
Northern Stage, NewcastleLittle leavens the air of hopelessness in Jim Cartwright’s 1986 collage of awkwardly staged monologuesAngela Rayner would probably approve of the “Tory scum” slogan...
samedi 16 Octobre 2021 09:10
The Guardian
‘Every time you commit an antisocial act, push an acorn into the...
The Guardian
When the American writer went in search of trees and roses planted by George Orwell in a Hertfordshire garden, she uncovered questions of legacy and peaceIn the spring of 1936 a writer planted...
samedi 16 Octobre 2021 09:10
The Guardian
Alternative Los Angeles as seen by the LA Six – in pictures
The Guardian
Punks, lowriders, gang members and the glittering facade of Los Angeles are on show at an exhibition of documentary and street photographers known as the LA Six. Presenting the outsiders and...
samedi 16 Octobre 2021 08:10
The Guardian
Vienna museums open adult-only OnlyFans account to display nudes
The Guardian
Tourist board in Austrian capital rails against censorship of art on social media platformsMore than a century after the artists of the Vienna Secession declared “to every age its art; to art its...
samedi 16 Octobre 2021 07:10
The Guardian
A Carnival of Snackery by David Sedaris review – gross, moving, hilarious
The Guardian
The second instalment of the flâneur’s diaries takes in family relationships, book signings, shopping and monkeysIncuriosity is not one of David Sedaris’s flaws, and in this second tranche of...
samedi 16 Octobre 2021 06:10
The Guardian
Twenty photographs of the week
The Guardian
The Alisal fire in California, armed clashes in Beirut, the Cumbre Vieja volcano in La Palma and Tyson Fury landing a punch on Deontay Wilder: the most striking images from around the world this week Continue reading...
vendredi 15 Octobre 2021 21:10
The Guardian
Cher sues Sonny Bono’s widow over rights to singing duo’s songs
The Guardian
Singer, 75, claims Mary Bono and estate are denying her 50% share of royalties agreed in 1978 divorce settlementCher has sued the former Republican California congresswoman Mary Bono, the widow of her former singing partner and...
vendredi 15 Octobre 2021 19:10
The Guardian
Braids/Cheer Up Slug review – lively double bill mines young identity
The Guardian
Live theatre, NewcastleThe Durham miners’ gala features in both these short plays exploring contrasting experiences of race and classWhat are the chances of the Durham miners’ gala making an appearance in two consecutive...
vendredi 15 Octobre 2021 19:10
The Guardian
Elton John scores first No 1 single in 16 years, ending 15-week Ed Sheeran run
The Guardian
Cold Heart, a collaboration with Dua Lipa and producers Pnau, tops chart in same week as hip replacement surgery for 74-year-oldElton John has scored his first No 1 single in 16 years, in the same week he underwent a successful...
vendredi 15 Octobre 2021 17:10
The Guardian
Baillie Gifford prize reveals ‘outstanding storytelling’ on 2021 shortlist
The Guardian
With subjects ranging from postwar Germany to the fall of Robert Maxwell and the Sackler family, judges praise ‘exciting and invigorating’ finalistsThe shortlist for the Baillie Gifford prize for non-fiction moves from life...
vendredi 15 Octobre 2021 15:10
CBC
Ontario venues say new COVID-19 rules create double standard for standing concerts
Indoor concerts are slowly coming back to life in Ontario, but venue owners say the latest COVID-19 guidelines will dampen any significant return to live music in the coming months.
vendredi 15 Octobre 2021 11:10
The Guardian
Powers and Thrones by Dan Jones audiobook review – delighting in...
The Guardian
Despite the sweeping subject matter, Jones’s reading feels relaxed as he darts through the middle ages, from the Romans to the rise of Islamic empiresThe latest masterwork from Dan Jones, the...
vendredi 15 Octobre 2021 11:10
The Guardian
Pearson and Simon Fuller join forces to set up Academy of Pop
The Guardian
Firm’s venture with ex-Spice Girls manager will launch in Hollywood in 2022, in person and onlineThe educational company Pearson has partnered with Simon Fuller, the former manager of the Spice...
vendredi 15 Octobre 2021 09:10
The Guardian
The Spanish Gallery review – would you like a scary fresco with your...
The Guardian
Bishop Auckland, County DurhamThis new museum has big dreams – but that old Spanish magic doesn’t hit you until you reach the frescoes. Great place for a tapas bar, thoughGreat Spanish geniuses...
vendredi 15 Octobre 2021 09:10
The Guardian
Gabriel Byrne: ‘I’ve never played Hamlet, but in many ways I am him’
The Guardian
The actor on preferring girls’ comics, being politicised by fiction and finally understanding The Great GatsbyMy earliest reading memoryIn the 1960s Bunty and Judy were weekly “girls’...
vendredi 15 Octobre 2021 09:10
CBC
Western University s students council gears up to host huge music event...
CBC
Western University's students' council is gearing up to host a big music event next semester, but in the wake of reports of sexual violence on...
vendredi 15 Octobre 2021 08:10
The Guardian
BlacKkKlansman to Ghost Stories: the seven best films to watch on TV...
The Guardian
Spike Lee collides Black culture and the KKK, Forest Whitaker plays a seductive dictator, and there are tales to send chills up your spine. Here’s what to stream and watch on British screens...
vendredi 15 Octobre 2021 08:10
The Guardian
Oldladyvoice by Elisa Victoria review – a wise, warped jewel of a novel
The Guardian
This effervescent story about a strange little girl in 1990s Spain paints a vivid, unsettling picture of the millennium’s endSeville, 1992, and nine-year-old Marina is afraid that her mother is...
vendredi 15 Octobre 2021 06:10
The Guardian
Home review – captivating revival of a neglected classic
The Guardian
Minerva theatre, ChichesterDavid Storey’s intense drama of cross-talking patients in an institution has gained fresh relevance from the pandemicHarry and Jack – distinguished-looking older...
vendredi 15 Octobre 2021 05:10
The Guardian
The Tragedy of Macbeth review – Yaël Farber’s blood-curdling terror
The Guardian
Almeida theatre, LondonSaoirse Ronan and James McArdle star in a production with emotional spark, palpable dread and a horrifying beautyThe psychological terror is slow to rear and does not always...
jeudi 14 Octobre 2021 23:10
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