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The Guide #258: the perennially puerile, eternally eccentric Adult Swim turns 25
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New book revisits El Segundo's Little League World Series title and the values behind it
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Freddie Meredith: Need a Light? review – one hilarious hour of cringe
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Grand Theft Auto VI’s long-overdue gameplay reveal – as it happened
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The Things We Never Say by Elizabeth Strout audiobook review – brilliant portrait of an existential crisis
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I was a long-haul flight attendant for almost a decade. Here are 10 things people get wrong about the job.
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‘He could arch both eyebrows and curl his lips in every direction all at once’: Tim Curry’s five best screen roles
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Yayoi Kusama’s psychedelic art was at its best when taken in high doses
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A Slow Fire review – hope flickers in Simon Stephens’ postapocalyptic bunker drama
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Kolkhoz by Emmanuel Carrère review – intricate portrait of an elite French family
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Penelope review – Odysseus’s other half sings of her own twists and turns
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Jeers, walkouts, stage invasions: will Catarina and the Beauty of Killing Fascists trigger British audiences too?
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FOOTBALL: Robison begins culture rebuild at Chelsea
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Dolly Parton’s Other Legacy: A Fortune Given Away, Dollar by Dollar
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Whimsical shortlist announced for Edinburgh comedy award 2026
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Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival – a game so grotesque it scares its own director
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A moment that changed me: I sought out rejection. Instead, strangers met me with profound generosity
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Jess Fuchs: Feral review – a debut with tremendous oomph from a future comedy star
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