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    Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes review – they don’t make stars like this any more | Elizabeth Taylor

    Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes could have been called Elizabeth Taylor: A Lost Era. The tapes were found recently in the archive of...

    Slip review – this orgasm drama features a shot of pure pleasure to the soul | Television

    The opening scenes – perhaps even the entire first episode – of the new seven-part comedy drama Slip (created, written, produced by and...

    ‘Sobbing in the aisles’: writers on their most memorable parent-kid film experiences | Film

    This summer, a new book of movie recommendations for children called Hey Kids, Watch This! will be published. It’s been produced by distributor...

    The Crush House review – Love Island with a dark heart | Games

    The developers of The Crush House, Nerial, describe the game as as a “thirst person shooter,” and it’s a surprisingly accurate tagline. A...

    ‘Fame is like inhaling a toxic substance’: the The’s Matt Johnson on pop, politics and his death-defying return | Music

    Just over six years ago, Matt Johnson announced the The’s first shows in 16 years, including a prestigious concert at the Royal Albert...

    Asake: Lungu Boy review – Nigerian superstar trips across the Black diaspora, with help from Stormzy | Pop and rock

    With his 2023 release Work of Art, Nigerian vocalist Asake set a high-water mark for albums in the impressive recent wave of west...

    Milton Nascimento and Esperanza Spalding: Milton + Esperanza review – Brazilian giant finds a new groove | Jazz

    Brazilian singer Milton Nascimento has one of the most dextrous voices in global music. From his 60s samba-funk releases as part of the...

    TV tonight: Ken Bruce grills celebrities in the ultimate music quiz | Television

    Celebrity PopMaster TV8pm, Channel 4Ken Bruce’s amiable – if frequently pretty challenging – music quiz returns with a pair of celebrity editions. Can...

    King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard: Flight b741 review – a cheerfully rocking album about global collapse | Pop and rock

    You may have assumed that King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard are just not for you. This band of shaggy-haired Australian larrikins release...

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