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Honey Don't Review: A Charming British Rom-Com

Read our in-depth review of the new British romantic comedy 'Honey Don't,' starring Aisling Bea and David Morrissey. Discover why this film is a refreshing take on love, relationships, and starting over.

September's Essential Paperbacks: Murakami & Powers

Discover the must-read paperback releases for September 2025. Our curated guide features Haruki Murakami's latest masterpiece, Richard Powers' profound new novel, and other unmissable fiction and non-fiction titles to add to your collection.

September 2025's Must-Read Books: Complete Guide

Discover the most anticipated book releases of September 2025. From gripping fiction to groundbreaking non-fiction, explore the titles that will dominate bestseller lists and book club discussions this autumn.

At Work: A Harrowing Descent into Gig Economy Despair

A searing new British poverty drama, 'At Work', exposes the brutal reality of the gig economy as a photographer trades his artistic career for a life of precarious, low-paid work. This powerful film is a stark indictment of modern employment.

August's Must-Read Books: Critics' Top Picks Revealed

Discover the hottest new book releases for August. Our critics delve into Adam Kay's latest medical memoir, a witty Greek myth retelling by Phoenicia Rogerson, and Lucas Oakeley's charming ghostly debut. Find your next favourite read here.

Kamala Harris's Book Tour Baffles With Major City Snubs

Vice President Kamala Harris's 'Empathy Book Tour' itinerary raises eyebrows as it strategically bypasses major media hubs like New York and Washington D.C., opting for a 15-stop tour across the US. Discover the political strategy behind the puzzling sche

Sorry Baby Review: A Riveting Dive into Modern Motherhood

Eva Victor's directorial debut, 'Sorry Baby', is a brutally honest and darkly comedic exploration of the unspoken pressures of early motherhood. Our review delves into this unsettling yet essential cinematic portrait.

Craftland: James Fox on Britain's Vanishing Skills

Explore the hidden world of Britain's last traditional artisans in James Fox's 'Craftland'. A riveting review of a nation's disappearing heritage, from thatching and wheelwrighting to glassblowing.

Circular Motion Review: A World Spinning Out of Control

Delve into Alex Foster's breathtaking debut novel, 'Circular Motion', a high-concept thriller where the Earth's rotation accelerates, hurtling society towards chaos. A masterful blend of climate fiction and human drama.

The Regulars: Love Letter to London's Prince Charles Cinema

A new documentary, 'The Regulars,' offers a hilarious and heartwarming tribute to the eccentric staff and devoted patrons of London's legendary Prince Charles Cinema, a bastion of film culture fighting to survive in the West End.

Can Darwinism Explain the Rise of JD Vance?

Evolutionary biologist Mark Vellend's 'Everything Evolves' applies Darwinian theory to human culture, offering a controversial lens to understand figures like JD Vance and the trajectory of modern politics.

I Review Books From A 40ft Ladder - Best Job In The World

Meet the man with Britain's most unique profession: a full-time book reviewer who works from a 40ft-high platform. Discover the incredible story behind his sky-high career and the simple secret to landing your dream job.

Sarah Hall's 'Helm': A Climate Masterpiece

Sarah Hall's latest novel, 'Helm', is a masterful exploration of climate change, blending lyrical prose with a haunting vision of environmental collapse. A must-read for 2025.

Library book returned after 82 years

A long-lost library book has finally been returned after 82 years, sparking joy and nostalgia. Discover the fascinating story behind this overdue return.

Katabasis: A Descent into Academic Hell

R.F. Kuang's 'Katabasis' is a blistering critique of academia, blending dark humour and sharp prose to expose the brutal realities of scholarly life.

Jonathan Mahler's 'Gods of New York': Power and ambition

Explore Jonathan Mahler's latest book, 'Gods of New York,' a gripping narrative that delves into the lives of the city's most influential figures. A must-read for anyone fascinated by New York's dynamic history.

Weapons Review: A Gripping Thriller

Zach Cregger's 'Weapons' delivers a chilling narrative with standout performances from Julia Garner and Josh Brolin. A must-watch for thriller enthusiasts.

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