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Dania's 'Listless': Beautiful but Emotionally Distant
Danish singer-songwriter Dania's sophomore album 'Listless' delivers beautiful vocals and production but struggles to leave a lasting emotional impact in this detailed review.
Good Boy Review: Horror That Reimagines Man's Best Friend
A chilling new horror film transforms man's best friend into a terrifying nightmare in this unsettling British supernatural thriller that will leave you sleeping with the lights on.
Watching You Review: A Surveillance Thriller That Fails
The Guardian's scathing review of ITV's new surveillance thriller 'Watching You' reveals a drama that collapses under its own ambitious premise, failing to thrill or engage viewers.
Trent Dalton's 'Gravity Let Me Go' Fails to Soar
Acclaimed Australian author Trent Dalton's latest novel, 'Gravity Let Me Go,' struggles under the weight of its own ambitions. Our review examines why this much-anticipated crime caper has disappointed critics with its crude humour and narrative flaws.
The Guardian launches daily football quiz
The Guardian expands its popular Puzzles hub with a brand new daily football quiz, challenging fans' knowledge of the beautiful game while driving digital engagement.
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour: Pure 100-Watt Joy
The Guardian's review celebrates Taylor Swift's record-breaking Eras Tour film as a masterclass in pop spectacle and pure, unadulterated joy that's exactly what Britain needs right now.
Woody Allen's First Novel Divides Critics
The filmmaker's debut novel, a philosophical tale of a man's search for meaning, receives a mixed reception from critics who question its literary merits.
Mazower's vital history of the word 'Antisemitism'
Acclaimed historian Mark Mazower delivers a powerful and timely examination of the word 'antisemitism,' tracing its political origins and dangerous evolution in a new must-read book.
Google Pixel 10 Pro XL Review: The AI Superphone Arrives
An in-depth look at the Google Pixel 10 Pro XL, exploring its revolutionary AI features, magnetic upgrades, and whether it truly earns its 'superphone' status against rivals like Apple and Samsung.
Lockwood's Harrowing Long Covid Journey: A Literary Masterpiece
Acclaimed author Patricia Lockwood turns her piercing gaze inward, chronicling the profound physical and psychological toll of Long Covid in a new work that is as stylistically daring as it is emotionally raw.
Kamala Harris's '107 Days': A Memoir of Political Ruin
A searing review of Kamala Harris's new book, '107 Days', which chronicles the dramatic collapse of her presidency. The memoir offers no redemption, only a stark portrait of a political system in crisis.
Militarie Gun's Ian Shelton on new album 'In Your Face'
Ian Shelton, the explosive force behind Militarie Gun, discusses the band's relentless new album 'In Your Face', a raw exploration of power dynamics and personal turmoil in the modern punk landscape.
Amy Coney Barrett's Judicial Memoir Divides Critics
US Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett's new memoir, 'Listening to the Law', offers a rare personal insight into her judicial philosophy and life, receiving a mixed critical reception for its blend of legal theory and personal narrative.
Four Tet & William Tyler: A Masterpiece of 80s Nostalgia
Kieran Hebden (Four Tet) and William Tyler unite on a stunning new album, '41 Longfield Street', crafting a deeply personal and atmospheric soundscape that resurrects the forgotten sounds of late 80s Britain. Discover the year's most evocative instrumenta
Joy Crookes 'Juniper': A Soulful Masterpiece Review
The Guardian's five-star review of Joy Crookes' sophomore album 'Juniper' hails it as a profound artistic evolution. Discover the soulful depth and cinematic storytelling of this London artist's masterpiece.
Philosopher's Guide to Psychedelics & Consciousness
Justin Smith-Ruiu's groundbreaking book 'On Drugs' challenges conventional views, arguing psychedelics offer a profound window into reality, not mere escapism. Discover a mind-expanding journey into philosophy, history, and the nature of perception itself
Tom Cox's Folk-Horror Masterpiece: The UK's State of the Nation Novel
Discover why Tom Cox's folk-horror masterpiece, 'Everything Will Swallow You', is being hailed as the most perceptive and unsettling state of the nation novel of our times. A review of the cosy catastrophe that holds a dark mirror to modern Britain.
Salon fines customer £5,000 for negative Google review
A Nottingham hair salon's controversial 'no bad reviews' policy sparks online fury after charging a client thousands for a negative Google rating. The beauty industry debate over reputation management vs. consumer rights intensifies.
Limitation Review: Archival Footage Exposes Georgia's Bloody Coup
A powerful new documentary, 'Limitation', harnesses shocking archival footage to plunge viewers into the heart of the violent 1991-92 Georgian coup. This visceral film exposes the bloody struggle for power that shaped a nation's destiny.
Coldwater Review: Andrew Lincoln's Gritty Scottish Thriller
Andrew Lincoln delivers a powerhouse performance in the wild Scottish thriller 'Coldwater'. Our review dives into this gritty, rain-laden mystery that combines brutal action with moments of sheer absurdity.
Hannah Ritchie's Data-Driven Case For Climate Optimism
Discover how data-driven environmental scientist Hannah Ritchie challenges doom-laden narratives with actionable, evidence-based solutions for a sustainable future in her groundbreaking new book.
Nick Clegg's Plan to 'Save the Internet': Savvy or Spin?
Meta President Nick Clegg's new book, 'How to Save the Internet', sparks fierce debate. This review dissects his controversial defence of Big Tech and explores the urgent fight for the web's future.
Dan Brown's New Novel Savaged as 'Weapons-Grade Nonsense'
The literary world delivers its verdict on Dan Brown's latest Robert Langdon thriller. Critics brand 'The Secret of Secrets' as convoluted, cliché-ridden, and a spectacular dive into the realms of the ridiculous. Discover why this might be Brown's most pa
Mark Ruffalo's 'Task' branded bleak and manipulative
The Guardian's review of Mark Ruffalo's new drama 'Task' labels it a profoundly bleak and manipulative viewing experience. This gritty kidnap thriller, centred on a drug-addicted father, is criticised for its unrelenting darkness and emotional exploitatio
Brendan Fraser's 'Rental Family' Panned as Mawkish Misfire
Brendan Fraser's new drama 'Rental Family' is branded a sentimental misfire by The Guardian. Read the full scathing review of the film's clumsy plot and wasted potential.
Justin Bieber's 'Swag II': A Disjointed Comeback
Our deep dive into Justin Bieber's long-awaited 'Swag II' album finds a conflicted artist, delivering moments of pop genius amidst a sea of underwhelming filler and a lack of cohesive identity.
James McAvoy's 'California Schemin' Stuns in Directorial Debut
James McAvoy delivers a triumphant directorial debut with 'California Schemin', a razor-sharp satire skewering wellness cults and tech-bro culture. Critics hail it as a hilarious and surprisingly poignant triumph.
Full Throttle: Allen & Latif's Gritty New Heist Thriller
The Game of Thrones & Star Trek stars lead a high-octane cast in a relentless new crime drama. Get the inside scoop on the year's most adrenaline-fuelled series.
Stranded: Honeymoon Island Review - MAFS Meets Love Island
Claudia Connell reviews the explosive new reality series 'Stranded: Honeymoon Island', where singletons hunt for love on a remote paradise. A must-watch for fans of MAFS and Love Island.
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