Stitch-up: why will no one touch The Human Centipede director’s new film?
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‘Audiences worldwide want to be challenged, not dumbed down and patronized,’ says Tom Six
Charlie Nash
Tuesday
Saturday
‘What I like about coronavirus’ by Slavoj Žižek
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The Slovenian philosopher discusses George Clooney, populism and why the Democrats prefer Trump to Bernie
Thursday
Should a black British actor play Harriet Tubman?
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A divisive movie for divisive times
Sunday
A brief history of selling bath water
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What connects Belle Delphine with the leader of a doomsday cult and a Japanese girl punk band?
Friday
Lego quote accounts are the new front of the culture war
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First a milkshake, now a plastic brick
Wednesday
I drank Belle Delphine’s GamerGirl Bath Water
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Now my tummy hurts
Sunday
Morrissey hasn’t turned right: our establishment has turned insane
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Did the former Smiths frontman ever stop being a provocateur?
Thursday
Is Morrissey alt-right? Or just a celebrity who’s not a coward?
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Has the British artist Steven Patrick Morrissey, often known simply by his last name Morrissey, embraced the alt-right? Or is he just living proof that not every celebrity Brit is a moral coward? This week, the former frontman for The Smiths has attracted media attention after he condemned Halal meat as “evil,” called out attempts to sabotage Britain’s exit … Read more
