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Squid Game marbles? Taylor Swift’s stolen scarf? It’s the culture Christmas gift guide 2021!
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Sorry, Ridley Scott, we just don’t think it’s safe to go back into the cinema | Rebecca Nicholson
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Encanto review – Disney musical casts its spell with a little help from Lin-Manuel Miranda
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Joanne Froggatt: ‘Mick Jagger is a big Downton fan’
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What connects Janet Jackson’s ‘wardrobe malfunction’ to Shonda Rhimes and John Singleton?
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Streaming: James Bond in No Time to Die and other great action antiheroes
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Stephen Sondheim’s musical masterpieces on stage and screen – in pictures
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Tell us: what is your favourite Christmas film?
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Hands off The Princess Bride! Which 80s fantasy films are due a reboot?
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Jennifer Lawrence defends Leonardo DiCaprio’s higher pay for Don’t Look Up
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Kevin Spacey to pay House of Cards studio more than $30m over alleged misconduct losses
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Film storyboards for doomed 1970s version of Dune sell for €2.7m
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No dramas: superhero movies and their opening weekend cash cows crowd out realistic films | Greg Jericho
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How a dream coach helped Benedict Cumberbatch and Jane Campion put the unconscious on screen
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Brooke Shields on child stardom, sexualisation and nailing comedy: ‘It’s not in my nature to be a victim’
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Bruised review – Halle Berry delivers one bloody cliche after another
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‘We were a little naive’: staging Cabaret, in the 60s and now
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