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The Jonathan Larson Project review – Rent composer’s lost songs find a glorious new home
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Enid Marx: the maverick textile artist who changed tube commutes for ever
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Lindsey Graham autobiography sheds light on record on race
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Goodbye Chinatown by Kit Fan review – a chef’s elegy to London
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Can you spot the poacher’s handprint? Earth Photo award winners – in pictures
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The Art of Opposition by Courttia Newland review – piercing essays on culture and creativity
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A man spent his entire life savings to take his grandad to the World Cup and then his phone buzzed
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‘I just knew it would sound incredible!’: why the Globe is giving Shakespeare some flamenco fire
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We have survived! Forty years of Aboriginal protest posters – in pictures
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Tom Holland (the actor) broke down the difficulty of filming in Imax in an interview with Tom Holland (the historian)
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Ana Mendieta review – were she still alive she’d be at the forefront of art in this century
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I Think I Know How This World Cup Will End. I Hate It.
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The Brexit Effect, 2016-2026 edited by Anthony Seldon review – life without EU
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The Anniversary by Andrea Bajani review – meet the terrible parents
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Mastermind of €88m Louvre heist thought they ‘could have taken more’
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What to expect at the Scottish Open — without looking too far ahead with The Open around the corner
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The Guardian view on Patrice Lawrence: a children’s laureate for our times | Editorial
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Aziz Ansari review – a hugely gifted comic who makes funny look easy
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Former UH swimming coach releases book on Amazon
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The Market Deeping Model Railway Club review – the absurdities of British life in miniature
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Love’s Labour’s Lost / Much Ado About Nothing review – breezy double bill brings out the best in both
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Fun Home review – Alison Bechdel’s musical memoir feels every emotion
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‘People treat each other as disposable’: dating columnist turned novelist Annie Lord on love and sex in the age of apps
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Why do free speech debates make us so angry?
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‘More postmodern than ancient’: why the Odyssey is everywhere, from Oz to Westeros
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Up, up and away: balloons take flight over Mildura – in pictures
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‘I was a captive in this water prison with over 1,000 miles left to sail’: how an ocean odyssey with my old flame turned into a nightmare
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‘‘It’s difficult for children to avoid the temptation of screens’: Soumayan Biswas’s best phone picture
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Ben Okri: ‘What happens when we die? We don’t die. We change realms’
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Pressed for time? 20 brilliant books you can read in a day
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Yvonne Rainer, Trio A review: watching this thrilling performance for free feels like an enormous privilege
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Robot swans, giant keyboards and dancing mirrorball people: Illuminate Adelaide – in pictures
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Philadelphia built a free, 39-day World Cup festival serving more than 425,000 fans. Take a look inside.
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The Guardian view on Homer: The Odyssey is more modern than we might like to think | Editorial
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Arles photography festival review: who needs big names when you’ve got cute animals and alien abductions?
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A Norwegian Soccer Player Has Captivated an Unlikely New Audience. There’s a Surprisingly Heartening Reason Why.
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Debjani Banerjee review: is that a Henry hoover – or a Hindu deity?
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Lear review – this matriarchal monarch’s tragedy is personal not political
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‘It’s a national reclamation’: the 12-year festival bringing Samuel Beckett back to Ireland
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Feathered frolics, webcam landscapes and The Hay Wain – the week in art
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The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror – review roundup
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The World Cup Vibes Had Gone Down, Down, Down. Then Came a Knockout I Almost Couldn’t Handle.
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The sunglasses of Sun Valley: See the shades CEOs wore to the 'summer camp for billionaires'
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Jenni Fagan: ‘Maya Angelou taught me that I owed myself hope’
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Transcendent by Laverne Cox review – success against the odds
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Ramingining fashion: a celebration of Yolgnu culture and design – in pictures
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Robota review – machines on the march in next-gen version of sci-fi classic
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The Hay Wain: Walking Constable’s Landscape review – a masterpiece for the climate crisis age
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Cape Verde’s miraculous run is what FIFA World Cup is all about
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A Short History of Longans by Mirandi Riwoe review – a moving family portrait devoured in one sitting
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Netflix Woke-ified Little House on the Prairie
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The Odyssey by Homer audiobook review – a truly fantastic journey
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Beat legend, ‘boy lover’: how should we reckon with Allen Ginsberg’s complex legacy?
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PlayStation says it will stop making physical games – and that should worry us all
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Trouble Was by Charlotte Edwardes review – a sharp child’s-eye view of adult neglect
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‘Soul of the community’: Sabelo Mlangeni’s groundbreaking photography – in pictures
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Novak Djokovic now holds the all-time record for most men’s singles match wins at Wimbledon
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‘I dealt with death, bankruptcy and HIV in three months’: Andreas Angelidakis on his radical, Ru Paul-influenced art installation
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Love You Long Time (Already) review – decades of dreams and a tour of the afterlife
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Bed rot, doomscrolling and a single goldfish: the Melbourne art show blowing loneliness open
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An Afghan girl calmly milks a giant yak: Daniel Malikyar’s best photograph
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Elon Musk is feuding with Tom Holland over 'The Odyssey.' No, not that Tom Holland.
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Physical Education review – boisterous, cliche-busting lesson on teen masculinity
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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced review – bootyful high seas adventure, now with 20% more swashbuckling
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A New ‘Little House’ Broadens and Updates the Prairie
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Lindsey Santoro: ‘The problems I have are my own – I’ve caused them, I’m the issue!’
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Celebrating the African diaspora: the photography of Armet Francis
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Service by Lauren Mooney review – a very modern ghost story
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The Kiss by Katie Barclay review – on passion, power and puckering up
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