‘Was it a woman who bit off his ear?’: the wild life and serene photography of Tom Sandberg
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What we’re reading: Geoff Dyer, Andrew Michael Hurley, Marcia Hutchinson and Guardian readers on the books they enjoyed in November
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Seriously review – headstands, bananas and a dog watching porn reveal photography’s silly side
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‘There was rage and pain and iron in him’: Patrick Marber on the great hits – and fond smokes – he had with Tom Stoppard
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One of the Decade’s Most Polarizing Food Stars Is Back With Her Take on the “Simplest” Home Cooking. I’ve Got Some Questions.
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‘We were swimming in the mind pool of Tom Stoppard!’ – actors salute the great playwright
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‘It would take 11 seconds to hit the ground’: the roughneck daredevils who built the Empire State Building
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Five of the best food books of 2025
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How Does Santa Go Down the Chimney? review – have yourself a merry little rumpus
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The best children’s books of 2025
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Paddington musical in the West End is practically paw-fect, say theatre critics
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Five of the best translated fiction of 2025
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The best theatre to stream this month: A Jaffa Cake Musical is a juicy courtroom comedy
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A Traitors cloak, Britpop Trumps and a very arty swearbox: it’s the Culture Christmas gift guide!
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Anthony Albanese’s reading list: which books should the PM pick up this summer?
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Paddington: The Musical review – they’ve looked after this bear quite splendiferously
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Poem of the week: Rich or Poor, or Saint and Sinner by Thomas Love Peacock
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The Little Mermaid review – fairytale musical has splashes of magic and mysticism
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Aladdie review – rags to riches panto is a merry, magical ride
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‘Cool and quirky is part of our brand’: how New Zealand became a hothouse for indie games
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Cariad Lloyd and Rachel Parris look back: ‘We’ve been through a lot – trying for children, losing parents … but our friendship is constant’
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Mama Goose review – boisterous satirical panto is a carnival of colour and style
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Does ‘laziness’ start in the brain?
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‘I took literary revenge against the people who stole my youth’: Romanian author Mircea Cărtărescu
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Being hot is now a job requirement
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Bridge to the past: JR to wrap Pont Neuf again, 40 years after artistic forebears
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Can you have a community without craic? Scholars of Ireland’s pubs warn of declining numbers
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GameCenter live: Bemidji State at No. 6 UND
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Women Photographers 1900 to 1975: A Legacy of Light – in pictures
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‘We had to swim to safety. I didn’t think we would make it out alive’: the people fleeing climate breakdown – in pictures
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A Black Georgia community uprooted in 1942 still fights to go home
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‘When I saw what I captured I felt a Muybridge-like joy’: Roger Tooth’s best phone picture
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Tom Gauld on ordering books online – cartoon
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‘If I was American, I’d be worried about my country’: Margaret Atwood answers questions from Ai Weiwei, Rebecca Solnit and more
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The Guardian view on Turner and Constable: radical in different ways | Editorial
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Turner v Constable: Tate Britain exhibition invokes long history of artistic rivalries
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From Dylan Thomas’ shopping list to a note from Sylvia Plath’s doctor: newly uncovered case files reveal the hidden lives of famous writers
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream review – nightmarish take brings the brutal undercurrents roaring to the surface
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Arthur Miller? Snore! Audiences want new plays – why are theatres scared of them?
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New film adaptation of Camus’s L’Étranger opens old colonial wounds
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The Sound of Music review – a rich, relevant revival big on the bangers
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Unimportant monuments, a bass-player’s buildings and macabre Rego unleashed – the week in art
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My family’s excitement about Outer Worlds 2 was short-lived | Dominik Diamond
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A Child’s Christmas in Wales review – exquisite Dylan Thomas adaptation has magic in every scene
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Tessa Hadley: ‘Uneasy books are good in uneasy times’
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Small talk: a bluffer’s guide
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Bog People: A Working-Class Anthology of Folk Horror review – dark tales with a sting
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Informative, beautiful and deeply human: it’s time to cheer the underrated art of illustration | Oliver Jeffers
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Experience: I was stabbed in the back with a real knife while performing Julius Caesar
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A Particularly Nasty Case by Adam Kay audiobook review – a wayward doctor turns detective
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The Rot by Evelyn Araluen review – headlong language and bitter truths imbued with tenderness
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The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy review – flimsy extravaganza needs deeper thought
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Ring Ring review – La Ronde reimagined as a carousel of modern anxieties
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‘Stay tuned’: new Anne Rice film could foretell release of unpublished work by late author
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The Little Mermaid review – underwater wonders cast a spell in mid-air
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Mimi Mollica’s Moon City: buy a fine art print
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Luigi: The Making and the Meaning by John H Richardson review – sympathy for a devil?
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God, gears and gun jewellery: Route 1 revisited – in pictures
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The Matchbox Girl by Alice Jolly review – horror, humanity and Dr Asperger
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The Artist by Lucy Steeds wins Waterstones book of the year
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Secrets of the cow-skulled scarecrow: did one man’s cruel tales inspire Paula Rego’s best paintings?
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How Americans spend $2 billion on food for Thanksgiving
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The era-defining Xbox 360 reimagined gaming and Microsoft never matched it
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Petty Men review – understudies plot their own version of Julius Caesar
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David Copperfield review – Dickens distilled into an inventive three-hander
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Kirby Air Riders review – cute pink squishball challenges Mario for Nintendo racing supremacy
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Service by John Tottenham review – comic confessions of a grumpy bookseller
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Elphaba/Glinda: A Hegelian Dialectic of Our Time?
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Thrill ride: the best of Africa Foto Fair 2025 – in pictures
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Slow Poison by Mahmood Mamdani review – can you really rehabilitate Idi Amin?
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