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The Guardian
On my radar: Rebecca F Kuang’s cultural highlights
The Guardian
The bestselling author of Yellowface on prepping for Christopher Nolan films, a touring Mozart biopic and the swaggering young stars of Italian rockBorn in Guangzhou, China in 1996 and raised in Texas, author Rebecca F Kuang received an MPhil from Cambridge and an MSc from Oxford and is currently studying for a PhD in East Asian languages and liter
samedi 23 Septembre 2023 14:09
The Guardian
Toys, twisted rollercoasters, rooftop fountains: meet this year’s Turner Prize nominees
The Guardian
Barbara Walker, Ghislaine Leung, Rory Pilgrim and Jesse Darling explain what’s gone into their nominated work – from a ‘dysfunctional’ steel rollercoaster to a dramatic fountain splashing water on to the venue floorThe Turner prize shortlist, as jury chair and Tate Britain director Alex Farquharson rightly points out, provides an annual “
samedi 23 Septembre 2023 10:09
The Guardian
Susie Dent: ‘English has always evolved by mistake’
The Guardian
The queen of Countdown’s dictionary corner on the power of positive language and finding joy in ‘mubble fubbles’ Perhaps the world’s most famous lexicographer, Susie Dent is certainly one of the most positive people on British TV. For 31 years the queen of dictionary corner on Channel 4’s Countdown, she puts just as much energy into her b
samedi 23 Septembre 2023 10:09
The Guardian
‘We’re not the first generation to wonder how genuine our leaders are’: Mary Beard on politicians as performers
The Guardian
From Nero to Sunak, leaders have always put on a show for the public. The scholar explores the notorious Roman emperor’s fondness for acting and how the stage became a metaphor for power itselfPerformance has always been a part of politics. From a reality TV star in the White House to a man who likes nothing better than clowning on a zipwire, tha
samedi 23 Septembre 2023 08:09
The Guardian
The Glutton by AK Blakemore review – the man who ate everything
The Guardian
Based on the real-life story of a peasant in revolutionary France, this hallucinatory tale is set to be one of the most remarkable novels of the yearAK Blakemore’s second novel is inspired by the real life story of Tarare, a...
samedi 23 Septembre 2023 06:09
CBC
AI could upend the video game industry. Developers worry it threatens...
CBC
Artificial intelligence — or something like it — has powered video games since players tried to outwit a computer-controlled paddle in Pong. Now, some in the industry are saying new generative AI programs could kickstart...
samedi 23 Septembre 2023 04:09
The Guardian
The Guide #105: From girl gangs to platonic pals, TV is rethinking...
The Guardian
In this week’s newsletter: Sex and the City made me worry I lacked a clique – but new shows like Platonic and Only Murders in the Building choose to celebrate friendship in all its forms• Don’t get the Guide delivered...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 16:09
The Guardian
Expressionist painter Sylvia Snowden: ‘White people will show some...
The Guardian
Over a six-decade career the American artist has worked ‘twice as hard’ to bring her vivid, colourful figures to an audience. On the eve of her first major UK show, she talks race, representation and the human spirit that...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 15:09
The Guardian
‘Eating away at democracy’: book bans in US public schools rise by a...
The Guardian
According to a new study by Pen America, there were 3,362 instances of book bans in school classrooms and libraries – with more than 40% of all cases occurring in FloridaBook bans in US public schools have increased by 33%...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 14:09
The Guardian
Boys from the Blackstuff review – powerful portrayals of working-class...
The Guardian
Royal Court, LiverpoolJames Graham’s funny and violent TV adaptation belies a sensitive study of male mental health, as right-wing economics hits a group of road layers’ livesThe emotional high point of Alan Bleasdale’s...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 13:09
The Guardian
American Horror Story: Delicate review – Kim Kardashian is scarily not...
The Guardian
The reality star makes for a believably bitchy publicist in the 12th season premiere of Ryan Murphy’s campy horror showIn its earlier years, there was something undeniably seductive about the brash build-up and eventised premiere of an American...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 13:09
The Guardian
Cartoonists create colouring book for refugees in rebuff to UK government
The Guardian
Welcome to Britain produced after minister ordered mural at Kent migrant centre to be painted overIt was an act of mean-spiritedness that shocked people across the political spectrum. In April, a UK government minister ordered a mural of cartoon...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 13:09
The Guardian
‘I think it’s a new artform’: Chris Fonseca, the man bringing Deaf...
The Guardian
With his primetime TV appearances, West End shows, tours and plans for a film, choreographer Chris Fonseca is using music and dance to explore his identity. But he rejects tokenism, and ‘it’s not a Ted talk’“The first thing people see me...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 13:09
The Guardian
English National Ballet: Our Voices review – an apocalyptic maelstrom...
The Guardian
Sadler’s Wells, LondonDancers in flight exist in a different realm in an absorbing Les Noces, reimagined as a sequel to The Rite of Spring, in this triple bill from a company really pushing themselvesBronislava Nijinska’s Les Noces was a...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 12:09
The Guardian
Northern Ireland libraries can no longer afford to buy books
The Guardian
A funding shortfall means the country’s library service will operate with reduced hours, and is ‘unable to purchase new books or take requests at present’Northern Ireland’s library service has said that it does not have sufficient funding...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 12:09
The Guardian
‘There are dozens of Russell Brands’: female comedians say abuse is...
The Guardian
Many women working in industry say allegations only scratch the surface of its culture of misogyny“When I was 18 I had an incident with a powerful male comedian in his 30s,” says Lucy (name changed), a female comic in her early 30s. “It was...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 12:09
The Guardian
Hallé/Elder review – enthralling vision of Mahler’s ninth
The Guardian
Bridgewater Hall, ManchesterOpening his last season with the Manchester orchestra, Mark Elder’s reading of Mahler’s final completed symphony was full of individual character, drama and splendidly vulgar playingThis is Mark Elder’s final...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 12:09
The Guardian
Italian MP calls for museum director to be sacked for being ‘racist...
The Guardian
Christian Greco, who manages the Egyptian Museum in Turin, offered discounted tickets to Arabic speakersAn Italian politician is pushing for the director of a prestigious museum to be “kicked out”, arguing that he has been “racist towards...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 11:09
The Guardian
Peter Grimes review – grim but compelling, Alden’s nightmarish...
The Guardian
London, ColiseumEveryone is traumatised in David Alden’s 2009 production of Britten’s opera. With Gwyn Hughes Jones and Elizabeth Llewellyn leading a standout cast, this is an evening of beauty and terrorMaybe it is the harsh chiaroscuro of...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 11:09
The Guardian
Tiger Work by Ben Okri audiobook review – dispatches on a...
The Guardian
Ashley Zhangazha narrates a collection of essays, poems and short stories that rail against human inaction in the face of environmental catastropheIn Tiger Work, an evocative and often chilling collection of essays, poems and short stories about...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 11:09
The Guardian
Children’s and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels
A joyful picture-book account of family life; a magical fantasy series begins; an addictive epistolary friendship; fast-paced feminist YA; and moreSpyceratops by Alex Willmore, Farshore, £7.99When a little dinosaur suspects her grandad is up to no good, it’s time for Spyceratops to investigate. A funny, energetic picture book to delight small sp
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 11:09
The Guardian
The rock’s the star: meditative film about a Cornish stone goes global
The Guardian
Christopher Morris’s documentary, A Year in a Field, delights sold-out Newlyn audience as it heads for festivals worldwideBarbie and Oppenheimer were both playing at the cinema in the Cornish...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 10:09
The Guardian
Sarah Lucas’s scandalous sculptures, a new slant on Rubens and...
The Guardian
There’s a Constable in the living room, the Turner prize in Eastbourne and a sensual statuette at the Wallace – all in your weekly dispatchRubens and WomenThe rich, heady paintings of Peter...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 10:09
The Guardian
Unknown Truman Capote story that was penciled in notebook published for...
The Guardian
Exclusive: newly discovered story by Breakfast at Tiffany’s author is about an American living in SicilyA previously unknown short story by Truman Capote, discovered written in pencil in a...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 10:09
The Guardian
Vanya review – Andrew Scott excels in one-man Chekhov
The Guardian
Duke of York’s theatre, LondonThe actor gives thrillingly virtuoso performances as multiple characters in an entertaining reimagining but he cannot penetrate any one part deeply enough for...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 09:09
The Guardian
Jo Nesbø: ‘Tom Sawyer was my first murder mystery’
The Guardian
The Norwegian crime writer talks about his early influences, changing tastes and the age-limit for enjoying HemingwayMy favourite book growing upAdventures of Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer. My...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 09:09
CBC
Amazon to move to default ad-tier model for Prime Video
CBC
Amazon Prime Video users will see ads on shows and movies from early next year unless they subscribe to an ad-free tier that would cost more, the tech giant said on Friday.
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 08:09
The Guardian
The Running Grave by Robert Galbraith review – a riveting race against...
The Guardian
JK Rowling’s will they/won’t they detective duo return in a hefty but immersive tale of an attempted rescue from a cultIn the 10 years since a debut crime novel entitled The Cuckoo’s Calling...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 08:09
The Guardian
Great-Uncle Harry by Michael Palin review – a soldier’s life
The Guardian
The actor and comedian reconstructs the story of a relative who died at the Somme to quietly devastating effectOver the years, Michael Palin has developed a talent for mining his past. The first...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 06:09
The Guardian
Under the spotlight: Jarman award nominees on tour – in pictures
The Guardian
As work from the six shortlisted artists traverses the UK, here’s your chance to see films that tackle pollution, cryptocurrency and nuclear warheads Continue reading...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 06:09
The Guardian
Play with cast of disabled and autistic actors to open at London’s Royal Court
The Guardian
Imposter 22 will run for three weeks at renowned Sloane Square theatre and comes after series of workshopsA play performed by a professional cast of learning disabled and autistic actors is to open at one of London’s leading...
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 05:09
CBC
With the birth of hip-hop, I found a fashion and cultural identity I could call my own
CBC
Trading mixtapes as a kid in the early 1980s, a new genre that would become known as hip-hop created a generation of local heroes for music columnist Duke Eatmon and his friends.
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 04:09
CBC
Dumb Money s director got GameStop story from his son — and his star from Swiss Army Man
CBC
Dumb Money takes its story from the 2021 GameStop short squeeze — an event director Craig Gillespie told CBC News he witnessed when his son participated in it.
vendredi 22 Septembre 2023 04:09
The Guardian
The White Factory review – Holocaust drama raises troubling questions about today’s tyrants
The Guardian
Marylebone theatre, LondonSet in a Polish ghetto, Dmitry Glukhovsky’s superb play explores the terrible choices made by people under occupationOnly the hardest heart would not feel advance goodwill towards The White Factory....
jeudi 21 Septembre 2023 22:09
The Guardian
Mlima’s Tale review – haunted by the elephant who would not forget
The Guardian
Kiln theatre, LondonIra Mandela Siobhan plays a pachyderm in Lynn Nottage’s indictment of the ivory trade, leaving traces on those who murdered him and sold his tusksThe gargantuan tusks are hinted at but never shown. No...
jeudi 21 Septembre 2023 22:09
The Guardian
You talkin’ to me? Why Robert De Niro as an 80-year-old Uber driver is advert gold
Some say he’s sold out, but others may feel the Hollywood star’s advertising career is the perfect way to preserve his legacyFew actors alive have starred in as many iconic movies as Robert De Niro. As such, the man can offer us several lessons on the value of legacy. After all, if you’ve spent the last half-decade as the public image of some
jeudi 21 Septembre 2023 11:09
The Guardian
Goth: A History by Lol Tolhurst review – the dark is rising
The Guardian
The former Cure drummer traces the genre from its 18th-century literary roots to its flourishing as a music subcultureMembers of subcultures can suffer for their allegiance, few more so than goths....
jeudi 21 Septembre 2023 11:09
The Guardian
The Real & Imagined History of the Elephant Man review – vigorous call...
The Guardian
Nottingham PlayhouseWith excellent performances, Tom Wright’s play about the man who became a Victorian freakshow attraction is an at times uneasy mix of circus and polemicEntrances don’t get...
jeudi 21 Septembre 2023 10:09
CBC
Canadian-founded Rumble rejects British government request on Russell...
CBC
Rumble, Canadian-founded video platform that has gained currency among right-wing pundits and websites, is rejecting a request from a British parliamentary committee to stop comedian Russell Brand...
jeudi 21 Septembre 2023 10:09
The Guardian
Metamorphosis review – Lemn Sissay adaptation is more poetic than...
The Guardian
Curve, LeicesterThis staging of Kafka’s story is physically exciting, even tireless, but it hits an early peak of terror then has nowhere to go for two hoursIt is linguistically playful,...
jeudi 21 Septembre 2023 08:09
The Guardian
Underground art: Germany’s buried trove of cold war paintings – in...
The Guardian
Inside the former Wismut mining company in Germany are thousands of artworks, painted while the company secretly mined uranium for Soviet atomic bombs Continue reading...
jeudi 21 Septembre 2023 06:09
The Guardian
‘Fighting for our lives’: UK broadcasters in deep trouble from short...
The Guardian
Younger viewers’ taste for snacking on online content is threat to TV industry but slowing output by streaming firms is giving it chance to strike backIt is a situation most television viewers...
jeudi 21 Septembre 2023 06:09
The Guardian
Hollywood writers’ strikes: fresh talks with studios raise hopes of...
The Guardian
Writers and producers reportedly closer to reaching a deal after dispute that has disrupted film and TV production for nearly five monthsNegotiators for the striking Writers Guild of America and...
jeudi 21 Septembre 2023 05:09
The Guardian
‘When you say you are Roma, you have to work twice as hard’:...
The Guardian
Her dazzling textile works caused a sensation at Europe’s two most important art events. Mirga-Tas talks about defying centuries of anti-Roma prejudice – and turning her mother’s old dresses...
jeudi 21 Septembre 2023 04:09
The Guardian
George RR Martin and John Grisham among group of authors suing OpenAI
The Guardian
Seventeen authors have joined a new lawsuit alleging ‘systematic theft on a mass scale’ by the programJohn Grisham, Jodi Picoult and George RR Martin are among 17 authors suing OpenAI for...
mercredi 20 Septembre 2023 18:09
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