Culture

The noble defence of an infinitely multiplying list of ‘marginalised groups’ is a predatory movement

The group melded the materialism of the urban landscape with what was idealistic and essentially Romantic about the city

Christopher Robin reviewed

There’s only one thing you can’t be in our pluralistic society, and that’s just you

Time to buy brown

William Giraldi, author of the novels Busy Monsters and Hold the Dark ahead of  publishing his first collection of essays,

They said politics couldn’t get verse, but now it has…

The last week of the celebrated and controversial author

Online life is no life at all

Pop was invented for teenagers, and it’s wholly appropriate that it should have outposts that are completely remote to me.

The former British Shadow Chancellor’s new documentary is more favourable of Trumpsters than anyone at the BBC could have ever imagined.

The furore around the Teeth author’s latest short story shows the risk of keeping your politics slightly to yourself.

The New York Times critic has nothing to apologise for. Yet he has apologised.

I am troubled by the misuse to which he puts his considerable acting skills, quick brain and undoubted ballsiness.

Paws for thought

Gone are the days when political interviewers were dispassionate seekers-after-truth on a mission to get the best out of their subjects.

The Canadian rapper’s response to Pusha-T on his new album is nimble and reasonable.

She didn’t merely ‘step away’, no matter what the headlines say.