Culture

Education is now the most important thing to me, and I don’t want anyone thinking it has something to do with politics

The Favourite reviewed

Four legs good, two films bad?

Another Music In A Different Kitchen and Love Bites Deluxe LPs by Buzzcocks reviewed

His films were boring, too

The director Nicolas Roeg, who died on Friday aged 90, was a master of daring, dreamlike cinema — so daring and dreamlike, in fact, that the studios often didn’t know what to do with his films. Walkabout (1971) lost money on its release, but slowly became a cult classic. Bad Timing (1980) so alarmed the … Read more

The politics of dancing

My Brilliant Friend reviewed

Outlaw King reviewed

The Front Runner reviewed

The Marvel editor-in-chief turned the superhero world upside down by introducing ironic detachment and human foibles

A Private War reviewed

The White Album is reissued at 50

It feels like a media Democrat’s idea of a shot for the sweet spot and the middle ground

What’s the connection between shrinking profits and being vocally progressive?

Brian Kemp would have to win by several percentage points to quash claims his margin of victory was exceeded by the number of allegedly suppressed Abrams voters

Every time you think you understand him, he does something incomprehensible

Tintoretto looked not up to heaven, but down to the fallen angels of our modern age

The Old Man and the Gun reviewed

The kind of old-fashioned humanism espoused by Harper Lee is being left behind and replaced with radical, uncompromising demands

Oscar Wilde’s search for fame and himself

Bad Times at the El Royale reviewed

There is only one thing wrong with the 50 th Anniversary edition of this wonderful album, and that is that it is all too prescient

The Roseanne reboot flew in the ratings when it returned earlier this year. How will it fare without the titular star?

Colette reviewed