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Dame Penelope Keith obituary

The Guardian - UK

A public peeing scandal couldn’t stop my rise to power for long in The Sims 4 Royalty & Legacy

Scandals can be your downfall or a windfall in the new Sims 4 expansion.

PC Gamer

Constance review: "If Hollow Knight: Silksong seems too daunting, this wonderful paint powered adventure should do nicely"

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The hidden tragedies of Wilde’s legacy

It’s impossible not to flinch at the boys’ trauma. They were separated to conceal their identity

Evening Standard

The Constant Wife review – Rose Leslie and Laura Wade let fresh light into Maugham’s drawing room

A sharp new version of Somerset Maugham’s 1926 tale of adultery is led by the Game of Thrones star and includes a jazz score by Jamie Cullum

The Guardian - UK

Thomas Neurath obituary

Publisher who led Thames & Hudson for half a century and developed its bestselling World of Art series

The Guardian - UK

Seraphites? The Last of Us' Tragic Cult, Explained

'The Last of Us' Season 2, Episode 3 just introduced a new faction way ahead of time.

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Taking care of the grandchildren? No, thanks: ‘I love my obligation-free life’

The belief that mothers should focus solely on their children is no longer the default. But with grandmothers, traditional ideas still hold sway

The Guardian - US

Man Quits Desk Job At Apple To Make Career Out Of “Making Fun Of Billionaires” Online

Internet sensation "The Gstaad Guy" left his Apple job to create a social media empire, satirizing wealth through characters Constance and Colton. The post Man Quits Desk Job At Apple To Make Career Out Of “Making Fun Of Billionaires” Online first appeared on Bored Panda.

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‘I went to war. It was a nightmare’: how children have become ‘cannon fodder’ in DRC’s endless conflict

Driven mostly by poverty, children as young as 10 have been enlisted by the country’s militias, while NGOs try to reach and reintegrate those who escape

The Guardian - UK

The Australian Ballet: Oscar review – much to love in this blend of classical and contemporary dance

Regent Theatre, MelbourneThe Australian Ballet’s male dancers shine in Christopher Wheeldon’s new ballet but stage design often obscures view of dancers’ feetGet our weekend culture and lifestyle email

The Guardian - AU

TV tonight: an evening of belting pop hits at the Proms with Sam Smith

The pop-soul star performs orchestral versions of their hefty back catalogue. Plus, a sunny jaunt for Tory traveloguer Michael Portillo who visits Lisbon. Here’s what to watch this evening.

The Guardian - UK

Madame Web totally fumbles the character's unique and important comic origins

OPINION | Madame Web should’ve stayed true to its comic roots

Total Film

Madame Web's Dakota Johnson reveals whether or not she'd return for a sequel

Exclusive | Dakota Johnson says she'd "definitely" reprise her role as Madame Web if a sequel were greenlit

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Total Film

Madame Web ending explained: All your questions about the Marvel movie, answered

From Ezekiel's fate to THAT baby, we attempt to break down the final few moments of the new Sony Marvel movie

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Sony's 'Madame Web' Spinoff Fails to Capture Marvel Magic

Discover why Madame Web fails to live up to expectations as a Spider-Man spinoff. From confusing plotlines to lackluster visuals, this film falls short.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Justice Secretary 'open' to ban on fireworks after bonfire night violence

SCOTLAND’S Justice Secretary has said she is “open to discussion” on a ban on the sale of fireworks to the public following widespread…

The Conversation

What do a Black scientist, nonprofit executive and filmmaker have in common? They all face racism in the ‘gray areas’ of workplace culture

American workplaces talk a lot about diversity these days. In fact, you’d have a hard time finding a company that says it doesn’t value the principle. But despite this – and despite the multibillion-dollar diversity industry – Black workers continue to face significant hiring discrimination, stall out at middle management…

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How Young Sheldon May Have Already Dropped A Clue About Georgie In The Season 6 Finale

Young Sheldon might've just dropped a big clue about what's ahead for Georgie in the Sesaon 6 finale.

The Guardian - UK

Raquel Welch obituary

Star who shot to global fame in the 1960s in One Million Years BC and whose later roles showed her aptitude for comedy

The Guardian - UK

‘Prepare to be blown away – literally’: readers’ favourite trips in Ireland

Our tipsters confirm that the Emerald Isle’s pubs, cafes and literary hotspots offer brilliant backup for its huge variety of outdoor adventures. Scroll down for the winner

Evening Standard

Introducing Gstaad Guy: the millennial satirising the rich and famous on social media

When a Londoner known as “The Gstaad Guy” walks through the Place Des Lices in St Tropez or Harrods in London, dozens of people approach him begging for selfies, yet when he walks through Gatwick Airport he is only recognised by a handful - if anyone at all. So who…

Tribune News Service

Luke DeCock: Wally Tatomir, Hurricanes’ pioneering equipment manager who left legacy, dies at 76

In the impending celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Carolina Hurricanes’ move to North Carolina, it’s easy to forget just what a mess things were that first season in Greensboro, not just on the ice and in the empty stands, but behind the scenes.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Burrell Collection to host first exhibition since reopening after major refurb

The Burrells' Legacy: A Great Gift to Glasgow, which opens on Saturday, charts the collecting and legacy of Sir William Burrell and his wife Constance, Lady Burrell.

The National (Scotland)

History of 'wonderful' Burrell Collection to be explored in new exhibit

THE story of how the “wonderful” Burrell Collection came to be will be explored in the first exhibition at the museum since it reopened…

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