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The Guardian
Wicked Little Letters to The Shining: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
The Guardian
Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley indulge in some sensational swearing in a hugely enjoyable comedy, while Stanley Kubrick’s iconoclastic horror still packs a punchWhen a series of anonymous poison pen letters are sent to prim coastal town resident Edith (Olivia Colman), suspicion immediately falls on her neighbour Rose (Jessie Buckley), an Irish
vendredi 26 Juillet 2024 08:07
The Guardian
Crack Cloud: Red Mile review – aggressively tuneful rock about life’s big questions
The Guardian
(Jagjaguwar)The Canadian indie-garage-rockers take the mickey out of pop, punk and the stories we tell ourselves, but strong feeling outweighs the cynicismTrite metaphors, tortured similes and outright cliches are, ahem, ten a penny in today’s pop lyrics – so how refreshing to have Zach Choy, bandleader with Canadian indie curveballs Crack Clou
vendredi 26 Juillet 2024 07:07
The Guardian
‘In all those movies about childhood, I never saw someone who looked like me’: Sean Wang on his debut, Dìdi
The Guardian
The director explains how a desire to transcend race and immigrant identity led to his semi-autobiographical tale of an angst-ridden Taiwanese American teenage skater and an Oscar-nominated short about his grandmothersSean Wang is jet-lagged. He has been up since 4am after arriving in London late the night before. When he couldn’t get back to sle
vendredi 26 Juillet 2024 07:07
The Guardian
Moderate to Poor, Occasionally Good by Eley Williams review – intriguing short stories without neat endings
The Guardian
A fascination with words and symbols provides a unifying theme in this richly ambiguous collection of short stories A courtroom artist sees the features of her date in the face of a defendant. A woman stranded on the pavement when her office’s automatic doors refuse to open finds her attention drawn to a doppelganger sitting in a restau
vendredi 26 Juillet 2024 06:07
The Guardian
Women in Blue to Celebrity Send Off: the seven best shows to stream this...
The Guardian
The warm, likable tale of Mexican women joining the police to catch a serial killer, plus Shaun Ryder asks Bez to plan his funeral – with predictably eccentric resultsMexico City, 1971. A serial killer known as the Undresser...
vendredi 26 Juillet 2024 06:07
The Guardian
TV tonight: Paris and the Seine star in the Olympics opening ceremony
The Guardian
France pulls out all the stops for the start of the Games. Plus another perilous rescue in the Lake District. Here’s what to watch this evening5.45pm, BBC One One hundred years since the games were last held there, Paris is...
vendredi 26 Juillet 2024 05:07
The Guardian
Ice Spice: Y2K! review | Alexis Petridis’s album of the week
The Guardian
(10k Projects/Capitol)The US rapper’s subject matter is lightweight and this debut album only lasts 23 minutes, but funny, snotty lines abound and the music is often viscerally excitingIce Spice is a divisive figure in the...
vendredi 26 Juillet 2024 04:07
The Guardian
‘Sublime eternal love exists within each one of us’: David Lynch on...
The Guardian
The director, along with his collaborator Chrystabell explain – or try to – their new album Cellophane Memories and the magical marriage of music and film‘Where we’re from,” says The Man from the Other Place in David...
vendredi 26 Juillet 2024 04:07
The Guardian
Joy Gregory unveils billboard art project at Heathrow inspired by asylum...
The Guardian
Artist known for photographic work was commissioned to create A Taste of Home in Terminal 4 tube stationThe UK needs more public art that confronts the major issues of the day, according to Joy Gregory, the award-winning artist...
jeudi 25 Juillet 2024 15:07
The Guardian
Ice baths, rare steak and no masturbation: was Walt Whitman the first...
The Guardian
The poet’s strident views, outlined in an 1858 article entitled Manly Health and Training, are remarkably similar to many popular gurus operating in the modern manosphereMen! Do you yearn to be healthy, virile and handsome?...
jeudi 25 Juillet 2024 15:07
The Guardian
Holmès: Symphonic Poems album review – Francis Wagner female composer
The Guardian
Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland-Pfalz/Francis(CPO)The music is earnestly motivic and the scoring dense and darkOf Irish parentage, Augusta Holmès lived in France throughout her life, adding the grave accent to her surname when she became a French...
jeudi 25 Juillet 2024 14:07
The Guardian
Oliver! review – divine yet danger-averse revival could be renamed Fagin!
The Guardian
Chichester Festival theatre New staging of classic has perfect singing, cute choreography by Matthew Bourne, but rather too little daring – and one show-stealing performanceThere are some musicals that really do earn the overstretched moniker of...
jeudi 25 Juillet 2024 14:07
The Guardian
Interpol: ‘I’m very glad we said yes to putting a song in Friends...
The Guardian
As they gear up for a 20th anniversary tour, Daniel Kessler and Paul Banks answer your questions on getting stuck for two days in snow, playing Glastonbury in the mud and which Killers song they would coverAround the time of Antics [2004] your...
jeudi 25 Juillet 2024 14:07
The Guardian
Gerhard: Don Quixote; Suite from Alegrías; Pedrelliana review – Mena
The Guardian
BBC Philharmonic/Mena(Chandos)Juanjo Mena brings out the flair for instrumental colour in Roberto Gerhard’s early worksThe Catalonia-born Roberto Gerhard was a pupil of Schoenberg in Vienna and Berlin in the 1920s, but it was not until the 1950s...
jeudi 25 Juillet 2024 13:07
The Guardian
Art Matters With Melvyn Bragg review – a shallow, unenlightening waste...
The Guardian
This chummy, ineffective look at the arts crisis offers no solutions. And by featuring only one contributor aged under 50, it is itself part of the problemCulture, thinks Melvyn Bragg, is not a bonus feature of reality: it actually is life itself....
jeudi 25 Juillet 2024 13:07
The Guardian
John Eliot Gardiner’s departure could usher in generational change for...
The Guardian
At his best, Gardiner’s take on classical repertoire could be thrillingly alive – but after stepping down from his ensembles following a violent outburst, his career is uncertainIt comes as little surprise after the events of last summer that...
jeudi 25 Juillet 2024 12:07
The Guardian
Inside Out 2 becomes highest-grossing animation of all time
The Guardian
Pixar’s sequel to its 2015 hit has now overtaken Frozen II and Barbie in global ticket sales, reaching $1bn in only 19 daysInside Out 2 has overtaken Frozen II to become the highest-grossing animation of all time. Pixar’s sequel to its 2015...
jeudi 25 Juillet 2024 12:07
The Guardian
Brawn, bazookas and killer bots: Arnold Schwarzenegger’s finest films...
The Guardian
In anticipation of his 77th birthday, we appraise the monolithically musclebound Austrian’s action-packed oeuvreArnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito play twins separated at birth. That’s it, that’s the film. The first of three comedies...
jeudi 25 Juillet 2024 12:07
The Guardian
‘It’s been a fun ride’: former Bond George Lazenby announces...
The Guardian
The star of On Her Majesty’s Secret Service is standing down in order to spend more time with his familyFormer James Bond actor George Lazenby has announced his retirement at the age of 84. The Australian actor, best known for playing 007 in...
jeudi 25 Juillet 2024 12:07
The Guardian
Jennifer Aniston criticises JD Vance’s ‘childless cat ladies’ comment
The Guardian
The actor criticised Trump’s running mate’s views on Kamala Harris and other Democratic politicians in the US – adding that she hoped his daughter never needed IVFJennifer Aniston has taken issue with JD Vance’s description of some of the...
jeudi 25 Juillet 2024 11:07
The Guardian
Mercury prize 2024: Charli xcx, the Last Dinner Party and Beth Gibbons among nominees
The British music industry’s award for outstanding albums features eight debuts, from the likes of Nia Archives and Barry Can’t Swim, as the prize fails to find a sponsorCharli xcx has crowned the so-called summer of Brat – the name of her sixth album album, whose lurid green aesthetic has even reached the US presidential race – with a nomi
jeudi 25 Juillet 2024 10:07
The Guardian
Paul Foot: A Life in Politics by Margaret Renn review – revolutionary...
The Guardian
A lively biography of the public schoolboy who became a scourge of corrupt politicians and dodgy businessmenNot long before he died in 2004, Paul Foot wrote an obituary of his friend Tony...
jeudi 25 Juillet 2024 06:07
The Guardian
Keep on Kicken! 50 years photographing Berlin and beyond – in pictures
The Guardian
From cold war subcultures to topless bridesmaids, a new exhibition at Kicken Berlin features half a century of groundbreaking images Continue reading...
jeudi 25 Juillet 2024 06:07
The Guardian
Martin MacInnes wins Arthur C Clarke award for ‘intense trip’ of a...
The Guardian
In Ascension takes prestigious science fiction prize for a story that follows a marine biologist exploring the ocean depthsScottish writer Martin MacInnes has taken home this year’s Arthur C...
mercredi 24 Juillet 2024 20:07
The Guardian
John Eliot Gardiner leaves Monteverdi Choir and Orchestras after assault...
The Guardian
Conductor, artistic director and founder steps down from MCO over ‘deeply regrettable incident’ last yearThe conductor Sir John Eliot Gardiner has announced he will step down as leader and...
mercredi 24 Juillet 2024 19:07
The Guardian
Pro-Palestinian activists protest TV show’s fake encampment in New York
The Guardian
Demonstrators at Queens College called the film shoot for CBS drama FBI: Most Wanted ‘propaganda’A fake protest encampment set up for a TV shoot on a New York City college campus sparked a real...
mercredi 24 Juillet 2024 17:07
The Guardian
‘A life too immense for only one book’: Cher announces two-part memoir
The Guardian
Cher: The Memoir, Part One will be released in November, with a second installment due in 2025Cher’s two-part memoir finally has a release date. Cher: The Memoir, Part One will be released on 19...
mercredi 24 Juillet 2024 15:07
The Guardian
‘Our own dirtbag Narnia’: hanging out with the trash people – in...
The Guardian
Taken in a vacant lot behind photographer Jordan Baumgarten’s home in Philadelphia, these images capture the joy of a tight neighbourhood community Continue reading...
mercredi 24 Juillet 2024 06:07
The Guardian
Big in the country: rural life across Europe – in pictures
The Guardian
From Cornish thatchers to Polish apple pickers and Hungarian hand-milkers, these images capture the essence – and difficulty – of farm life Continue reading...
mardi 23 Juillet 2024 10:07
The Guardian
‘I thought the chorus was wicked’: Aswad on how they made Don’t...
The Guardian
‘Top of the Pops showed our video at the end of one show – just as millions of people were tuning in for EastEnders. Soon after, we went to No 1’When the band formed we were just out of the...
lundi 22 Juillet 2024 14:07
The Guardian
James Martin’s honest playlist: ‘I learned to play guitar so I could perform Don’t Stop...
The Guardian
The TV chef on Oasis lyrics, listening to Johnny Mathis as a child and loving Simply Red back when he was a broke chefThe first song I remember hearing I grew up in a farmhouse in Welburn, a little village in North Yorkshire....
lundi 22 Juillet 2024 06:07
The Guardian
On my radar: comedian Sophie Duker’s cultural highlights
The Guardian
The London-born standup on a magical Netflix animation, Joe Lycett’s activist T-shirt, and how she fell in love with pole dancingThe comedian Sophie Duker was born in London in 1990. She studied French and English at Oxford,...
samedi 20 Juillet 2024 14:07
The Guardian
Rob Delaney: ‘The average British citizen is funnier than the average American’
The Guardian
The American comedian returns to the big screen next week in Deadpool & Wolverine. He answers your questions on comic-book heroes, the end of Catastrophe, being attractive, Richard Linklater and full English breakfastsYou...
jeudi 18 Juillet 2024 14:07
The Guardian
So good, so good, so good: Destiny’s Child’s greatest songs – ranked!
The Guardian
As their classic album The Writing’s on the Wall turns 25, we appraise the best of a girl group whose futuristic sound still sounds fresh – and who gave the world BeyoncéThere is no getting around the fact that Temptation...
jeudi 18 Juillet 2024 13:07
The Guardian
Road to ruins: Peter Mitchell’s crumbling Leeds – in pictures
The Guardian
Demolished flats, boarded-up cinemas, disused buildings … Mitchell’s photographs of Yorkshire (and beyond) have established him as a key chronicler of a changing Britain Continue reading...
jeudi 18 Juillet 2024 06:07
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