Culture

Eat to the beat

I whole-heartedly supported his decision to omit tributes to the deaths of white people until more actors of color are included

Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan is now a politically correct pantywaist

Why T.S. Eliot, who loved cats, might have liked this feline filth

The Fox News aesthetic is as consistent as it is rigorously enforced

Natalie Cole had an instant pocket pop career. Her family, she said, were like ‘the black Kennedys’; and look how the Kennedys turned out

In space, no one can hear you yawn

Over two decades ago, the security guard hero’s life was ruined by an agenda-driven media

The Twitter reaction to Richard Jewell is completely expected and completely contrived

Conservatives and the Clash, 40 years on

It’s rotten even if the banana is not

These white supremacists certainly like to play the long game

Mass tourism has overwhelmed our major museums. Could virtual reality be the solution?

Netflix’s The Politician is satire without purpose

Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood is the world we have lost: grandparents, honest jobs and Sunday school teachers

Adman to American existentialist: Edward Hopper at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

His style of hands-on direction — honest critique without regard for feelings or compassion — led students to serious artistic breakthroughs

Before the Beatles were boss, there was bossa nova

‘Motörhead, remember me now’

Once true crime has you by the listicles, you’re compelled to return to the scene

I’ll Be Your Mirror: The Collected Lyrics by Lou Reed reviewed

What Todd Phillips’s film tells us about protest movements

Top Boy reviewed

A stunning journey into the ‘science of painting’

The first major American exhibition of Andrea del Verrocchio confirms that he was a Renaissance innovator, and more than Leonardo’s teacher