Culture

The secretary of state wants to change the world one song at a time

At first glance, this suggests that business as usual can resume, but the actors’ strike continues

The suspicion remains that the wokery at the show’s heart is being celebrated rather than satirized

Sam Lipman-Stern exposes the entire industry in his frenetic, rip-roaring investigative documentary

Time for the very talented by increasingly one-note figure to take a sabbatical

It’s viral because you don’t like him, not because its contents are all that bad

The Jamaican artist’s show continues to evolve as the plants do

His work won out over all the obstacles the world threw at him

A visiting artist with an allergy means that peanuts, hazelnuts and nut oils are personae non grata

It’s enough

The keepers of the Fincher flame have been disappointed in recent decades

Audiences want to go and see films, but the writers’ strikes are denying them the chance

Some part of it may live in my brain forever. That seems unjust

The perfect comfort viewing in these rather more treacherous times

Over the last forty-five years he’s become a sort of human Rorschach test

The once-great magazine’s coverage of the viral country star is embarrassing

There’s more to the late director than The Exorcist and The French Connection

Reality TV stars have been Hollywood’s fallback option of late. During these writers’ and actors’ strikes, that could change