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The Guide #161: Mr Loverman breaks new ground in golden age of Black British TV

In this week’s newsletter: Once deemed ‘too niche’ for telly, the adaptation of Bernardine Evaristo’s novel signals an exciting chapter for diverse, imaginative shows

The Guardian - UK

Is the great white male TV anchor facing extinction? Can we save the species? Should we?

ITN’s Tom Bradby raised the alarm, but I’m not sure it’s a problem to worry me or David Attenborough, says writer Leila Latif

The Guardian - UK

Johann Hari apologises after falsely attributing Ozempic claim to food critic Jay Rayner

Publisher Bloomsbury has promised to correct the error made in Hari’s new book Magic Pill

The Guardian - UK

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Critics Have Seen The Book Of Clarence, See What They’re Saying About The Biblical Comedy Starring LaKeith Stanfield

The Book of Clarence starring LaKeith Stanfield is set to hit theaters, so see what critics are saying about the biblical comedy.

Cinemablend

The Idol: the worst TV show of the year?

Critics have panned “The Idol” as “the worst TV show of the year” following its finale.

The Week

The Idol branded ‘one of the worst programmes ever made’ after disastrous finale

Creator Sam Levinson’s provocative new series has been torn apart from the get-go

The Independent UK

The Idol lampooned by critics as ‘one of the worst programmes ever made’ after finale

Creator Sam Levinson’s provocative new series has been torn apart from the get-go

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Cleopatra origin: Why is Netflix's Queen Cleopatra so controversial?

Cleopatra origin: We take a look at why Netflix's Queen Cleopatra docuseries is so controversial, and what her origins could be.

GoodToKnow

Being a teenage girl is only getting harder. Thank God they still have Judy Blume

Blume’s groundbreaking books shepherded me and millions of others through the trials of adolescence – and they’re still as relevant as ever, says writer Leila Latif

The Guardian - UK

I am finally out of Sudan with my family, and safe – no thanks to the British government

We’ve been living in a warzone. Why have other countries managed to get their citizens out, but not Britain, asks writer and critic Leila Latif

The Guardian - UK

The story of Oscars 2023: redemption, everywhere and for everything, including Hollywood itself

The theme of moving on from past trauma seemed to extend to the (slap-free) ceremony itself, says freelance writer Leila Latif

The Guardian - UK

Yes, England’s new weight-loss drug kills your appetite – but as I know, it comes at a cost

While the medication I take has hugely helped my health, it has also robbed me of the joy I took in food, says critic Leila Latif

The Guardian - UK

Bafta’s all-white winners lineup is shocking – it needs to learn diversity is more than just statistics

These awards are capable of celebrating Britain’s incredible filmmaking talent, but only when they face up to the question of whose art we value, and why, says writer and critic Leila Latif

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