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Kapoor’s sublime spectacle, Hepworth’s sculpture sings and Hockney passes away – the week in art
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Here in Georgia our festivals are full, but our poets are in prison – and now we feel abandoned by Europe | Archil Kikodze
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Women’s prize: Virginia Evans wins for fiction and Lyse Doucet takes award for nonfiction
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I spent a wild day with the 'Computah' guy who's going viral. He 'programs' people using Meta Ray-Bans — finally, a use for them.
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‘Audiences no longer laugh if you call their town crap’: can Phil Wang heal divided Britain?
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Knicks Radio Team Roasted Over Hot-Mic Swipe at Taylor Swift During NBA Finals: ‘Bitter for No Reason’
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Why Major League Baseball cancelled all games in June 1944 to support the allied invasion of Normandy
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The New York Knicks’ Moment Is Even Bigger Than It Looks
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We Had a World review – a playwright torn between his warring mother and grandmother
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New York Knicks Fans Are Wrestling With a Dark Fate—and It’s Not (Just) the Refs
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Sales of Meta whistleblower’s memoir soar after Hay festival ‘silencing’
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The truth about my famous ‘Party girl Kate Moss’ shot: Greg Brennan’s best photograph
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‘I’m carrying rage like a blood-filled egg’: the best of Glasgow International – review
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No fairytale: what happened to the real children behind fiction’s best-loved characters?
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Project a Black Planet review: spits out dreary academic theory where it should sing
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Israeli attack on Tyre in Lebanon kills eight as evacuation ordered for Christian quarter
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Allegra review – Maureen Lipman cuts loose in whimsical tale of woman who can’t stop singing
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Protests, picket lines and Indigenous pride: examining US democracy – in pictures
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‘Nobody is pretending to like my work because of my fresh-faced good looks’: the pros of being a debut novelist at 51
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Trump Booed at Knicks NBA Finals Game in New York, Interrupting National Anthem | Video
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I have found the perfect book group – we discuss problematic text messages | Zoe Williams
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Artists are making ‘anti-slop’ to rebel against AI: ‘It’s been rammed down our throats’
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He lives with three identical sex dolls. He dreams of one perfect sex robot.
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A British Childhood by Frank Cottrell-Boyce review – are we raising a bookless generation?
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‘I make casts of their feet!’ Rachel Whiteread, Michael Armitage and more on how they get their kids into art
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‘The Epstein files are about more than men and money’: All the Rage, the ‘guerrilla’ play fuelled by 80 furious women
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