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‘I’ll always be a bad feminist!’: Roxane Gay on love, success – and upsetting Piers Morgan

The writer, academic and cultural critic has had a tumultuous few years, full of love, grief and phenomenal creativity. She discusses women’s rights, writer’s block and why every day with her wife remains an adventure

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Elvis to Chariots of Fire: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Baz Luhrmann’s tribute to the king of rock’n’roll is electrifying, and the classic Oscar-winner about two sprinters in search of Olympic glory is as rousing as ever

The Guardian - UK

Enescu: Works for Piano review – committed and accomplished performances

Three of the Romanian composer’s underperformed, muscular works for piano are superbly interpreted by the young pianist Daria Parkhomenko

The Guardian - UK

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Gorillaz: Cracker Island review – smaller, subtler, and better for it

Damon Albarn has reined in the excess – though there are still cameos from the likes of Bad Bunny and Stevie Nicks – for a trim album that is one of the band’s best

The Guardian - UK

Skrillex: Quest for Fire review – restless dance-pop swerves between frustration and innovation

The connoisseur’s EDM artist crams every production trick in the book on to his second full-length LP: guest-laden eclecticism that walks the line between catchy and annoying

The Guardian - UK

Nicki Chapman says goodbye to Radio 2 listeners but issues statement on BBC future

Radio 2 is having yet another presenter shake-up amid the ongoing purge of older hosts, as Nicki Chapman bids farewell to her early morning listeners and reassures fans about her future on the station

Daily Mirror

Chiang Mai hosts Plant To Plate extravaganza

To support local farmers and food artisans, a group of top chefs from Bangkok will gather in Chiang Mai for an altruistic cause on Feb 21.

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Data bombing and dead cats – how PR uses practices of secrecy to influence media and society

More than 100 years ago, sociologist Georg Simmel wrote that secrecy is a core part of all human relationships. The ratio of secrecy to openness in a society, he argued, can tell us much about that society. I explore this in my new book, examining how public relations secrecy techniques…

The Conversation

Buttons and bodysuits! 30 ways to transform your look for less than £30

Think pink, wear statement socks and double the life of your favourite white trainers. This spring, it doesn’t have to cost a lot to look supremely stylish

The Guardian - UK

Ouattara hopes for normal relations with Mali after release of 'mercenaries'

Ivorian President Alassane Ouattara has said he hopes Côte d'Ivoire and Mali can move on from the diplomatic crisis sparked by the arrest last year in Bamako of a contingent of Ivorian soldiers, accused by Mali of being mercenaries.

Radio France Internationale

Wrestling tigers and hurling motorcycles: how SS Rajamouli’s RRR cast a spell over the world

The Indian director was as surprised as anyone that his astonishingly larger than life, logic-defying action film has found a huge global audience. So is Hollywood on the horizon?

The Guardian - UK

Say She She: Prism review – boundary-busting discodelic soul

The Brooklyn trio conspire to produce an idiosyncratic album that ranges from drum- machine funk to small-hours sublimity

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The arts Christmas gift guide 2022: Dolly Parton dog wigs, Strictly tea towels, Bauhaus teapots and much more

From 007 socks to the Dark Side of the Spoon cookbook, from David Shrigley’s foot to AC/DC Monopoly, here are 40 perfect present ideas for culture-lovers everywhere

The Guardian - UK

From eggs benedict to the minibar: eight food and drink game changers that became hotel hits

Hotel kitchens have long been the home of culinary innovations. Here are a few of the dishes and ideas that were so good guests couldn’t resist them. Little wonder they’ve gone global

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One Off review – former inmate crafts a harrowingly authentic prison drama

Ric Renton’s raw four-hander is an enthralling study of male vulnerability with a deeply felt message for the justice system

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Sault: Aiir, Earth, Today & Tomorrow, Untitled (God), 11 review – an act of supreme generosity

The esteemed collective release five dazzlingly eclectic albums, melding rap, post-punk and modern classical composition

The Guardian - UK

The Northman to Detroit: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Alexander Skarsgård is the Icelandic prince out to avenge his father’s murder in Robert Eggers’ bloodthirsty tale, while John Boyega is caught up with racist cops in Kathryn Bigelow’s 1967 reenactment of the Algiers Motel incident

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Short menus, local produce, no tablecloth: how to choose a restaurant and help save the planet

Restaurants can be horribly wasteful places or they can be impressively green – here is how to tell the difference

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Mura Masa: Demon Time review – fleeting dance-pop joys

The British producer bounces back with a clutch of guests and an eclectic romp through genres

Liverpool Echo

Council leader says Tory proposals are 'short-sighted' and 'cruel'

The Conservatives proposed last week to use £8.3 million of Wirral Council reserves to help residents but Labour say this is "nothing more than a stunt"

Liverpool Echo

Wirral Tory says Labour should be 'ashamed' of playing politics over cost of living

Labour said the proposals would put council workers out of a job and raid "vital ring-fenced public health reserves"

The Guardian - UK

‘To sing in Kashmiri is political’: Ali Saffudin, the singer-songwriter who smuggled his album to the world

The 29-year-old’s bluesy debut album almost didn’t get made because of a communications blackout. He talks about utopia, the Kashmiri spirit and the fight for freedom of expression

The Guardian - UK

‘I could not get out of Britain fast enough’: Amanda de Cadenet on tabloid bullies, teenage fame and making it in the US

She was dubbed ‘the wild child’ in the UK when she presented The Word in the early 90s – and left scarred by the experience. After fleeing across the Atlantic, she reinvented herself, as a feminist activist, photographer, talkshow host and now a podcaster

The Guardian - UK

Strike! How 80s post-punk band Lining Time crystallised a moment in feminist protest history

The mid-point between the Raincoats and Life Without Buildings, the short-lived Plymouth group brought improv, humour and European radicalism to their newly rediscovered debut album

The Guardian - UK

‘It comes down to taste’: how the Edinburgh comedy awards find tomorrow’s funniest stars

Nica Burns, driving force of the festival’s comedy prize, talks about the winners and losers in 40 years of the hugely influential event

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