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Greta Gerwig: from mumblecore indie darling to record-breaking Barbie director

The awkward It Girl of 2000s indie films has become a writing-directing powerhouse, with this weekend’s Barbie release charting as the biggest opening weekend of any female director in history. Here’s how Greta Gerwig went from “intense child” to master of the box office

Evening Standard

Wanna Know How Many Ppl Got TF Around Barbenheimer? The Aussie Box Office Results Are In

“People recognised that something special was happening and they wanted to be a part of it.”

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Rishi Sunak urged by senior Tories to hold General Election next spring

THE Prime Minister is being urged by senior Tories to hold a General Election next spring, with campaign strategists believing it may be the…

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Trump faces racketeering charge: report

Fulton DA Fani Willis may charge Trump with conspiracy related to influencing witnesses and computer trespass

Salon

The Great: season three of the raucous comedy-drama set in imperial Russia

“For those yet to fall for its ample charms, ‘The Great’ plays hard and fast with the rise of Catherine the Great, Empress of all Russia,” said Rebecca Nicholson in The Guardian.

The Week

Susan Hall: the Tory London mayor candidate taking on Sadiq Khan

Conservative members have chosen Susan Hall as the party’s candidate to try to unseat Sadiq Khan in the 2024 London mayoral election.

The Week

Councils fine locals for picking up stones

A record number of on-the-spot fines were issued by councils for “seemingly bizarre” offences including feeding birds, picking up stones and napping in public, said The Guardian. The fines for what have been dubbed as “busybody offences”, has seen the total numbers of fines increase to 13,433 in 2022, up…

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Noel Clarke seeks £10m damages from The Guardian after reports of alleged sexual misconduct

Actor and writer was the subject of eight articles that included 20 women’s claims of sexual misconduct and bullying over 15 years

The Independent UK

The deadly rise of fungal spores

It sounds like something from a Pedro Pascal zombie drama, but the rise of deadly fungal spores has got some in the scientific community running scared.

The Week

Simon Cowell Speaks Out After Former X Factor Contestant Gets Candid About Being Raped During Her Season

10 years after suddently exiting The X Factor, Lucy Spraggan revealed it was because she was raped, and Simon Cowell spoke out.

Cinemablend

Former X Factor star Lucy Spraggan reveals she was raped during show’s production

Musician was assaulted by a hotel porter after a night out with ITV crew

The Independent UK

Man Behind The Dress That Broke The Internet Has Been Charged W/ Attempted Murder Of His Wife

#TheDress was used in an anti-domestic violence campaign in 2015.

Pedestrian.tv

Cillian Murphy’s best films ahead of Oppenheimer, from 28 Days Later to Inception

From Irish war films to DC blockbusters, Murphy has made some incredible films

Evening Standard

Jonah Hill’s ‘Boundaries’ Texts Are Not Actually Backed By Therapists & Here’s Why

Personal boundaries are established by changing your own response to situations — NOT expecting other people to change theirs.

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How does cultural appropriation work – and how can you spot it?

Is practising yoga a form of cultural appropriation? The question has arisen in recent years as the yoga industry continues to grow and strange new forms of the practice – from “goat yoga” to “gin and yin yoga” – are introduced.

Crikey

How would Jesus say No?

The No campaign in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament debate has links with conservative Christian groups, including a US marketing and fundraising firm, and Labor’s social media misinformation bill has raised fears public debate could be stifled.

LiveScience

$500,000 chunk of 'floating gold' found in dead whale

The huge chunk of ambergris was found lodged inside the sperm whale — and scientists believe it ruptured its intestine, causing its death and subsequent beaching in La Palma.

The Week

Labour’s assault on private school tax breaks: a vote winner?

A leading think tank has dismissed fears of a “mass exodus” from Britain’s private schools if a Labour government carried out its pledge to scrap tax breaks for fee-paying schools.

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The Week

Five options to get the UK back to 2% inflation

Bank of England (BoE) governor Andrew Bailey has said inflation will fall “markedly” this year, as he signalled that the central bank is likely to raise interest rates once again in an attempt to reach its 2% inflation target.

Salon

EU to capitulate to "forever chemicals"?

It was expected that the European Commission would ban between 7,000 and 12,000 hazardous chemicals

Cinemablend

Cillian Murphy Reminds Me Of Christian Bale And Benedict Cumberbatch When He Talks About His Oppenheimer Weight Loss

Cillian Murphy’s talk of weight loss for Oppenheimer is similar to Christian Bale and Benedict Cumberbatch’s experiences.

The Week

Mark Rutte: longest-serving Dutch PM set to leave politics

Mark Rutte, the longest-serving Dutch prime minister in history, is to stand down after 13 years in power.

The Independent UK

United Airlines flight forced to divert to Chicago after passenger enraged by ‘meal choice’

Passenger removed from flight due to food-related ‘disturbance’

Total Film

Oppenheimer will feature "prolonged full nudity" and sex scenes

Cillian Murphy and Florence Pugh will get close and personal in the movie

The Week

Threads: will privacy fears scupper Meta’s Twitter ‘killer’?

Meta has launched Threads, a text-based app to rival Twitter, in a “bold attempt to lure users away from its floundering competitor”, said Kari Paul in The Guardian.

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