Culture
The Guide #63: How vomiting became Hollywood’s favourite party trick
In this week’s newsletter: From Triangle of Sadness to Yellowjackets, everyone is being sick on screen – and it’s starting to make me queasy
Gwilym Mumford
02, Dec, 2022 @11:45 AM
Post your questions for Charlotte Church
What would you like to ask the former child star whose late-night festival shows have featured covers of Black Sabbath and who is a feminist, green and political activist?
Laura Snapes
01, Dec, 2022 @5:42 PM
Jimmy Kimmel on Trump’s taxes: ‘Six years of “I didn’t pay any tax” returns’
Late-night hosts discuss the House’s possession of Trump’s tax returns, the conviction of an Oath Keepers leader and more bizarre comments from Herschel Walker
Guardian staff
01, Dec, 2022 @4:24 PM
Documentary opens up Spike Milligan’s ‘treasure trove’ of scripts and footage
Exclusive: Musical and children’s play are among vast archive explored in upcoming film about comedic genius
Dalya Alberge
01, Dec, 2022 @6:00 AM
Colbert on Trump’s dinner with a racist: ‘His most upsetting meal since every other meal’
Late-night hosts took aim at the Mar-a-Lago dinner with Kanye West and Nick Fuentes and Republicans’ half-hearted criticism
Guardian staff
30, Nov, 2022 @4:02 PM
The politics of air: Goma’s blockbuster exhibition is an ‘incredibly powerful’ ode to an element
With large-scale works from around the world, Brisbane’s major show comes with a message: we may all inhabit the same planet, but we do not breathe the same air
Kelly Burke
30, Nov, 2022 @2:00 PM
Trevor Noah: ‘Why still act surprised when Trump does Trump stuff?’
Late-night hosts on outrage over Trump’s Mar-a-Lago dinner party with Kanye West and Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes
Guardian staff
29, Nov, 2022 @4:15 PM
Forgetting Sarah Marshall is a triumph of flaccid penis jokes and Russell Brand’s theatrics
Jason Segel mines his own misfortunes in this Hawaii-set breakup comedy that gives Brand the chance to flex his full verbose lizard king shtick
Nathan Jolly
29, Nov, 2022 @2:00 PM
London museum returns looted Benin City artefacts to Nigeria
Six objects stolen by British soldiers in 19th century are handed over in ceremony at Horniman Museum
Harriet Sherwood Arts and culture correspondent
28, Nov, 2022 @6:55 PM
‘I wrote it about an ex who borrowed my car to take out another girl’: Voice of the Beehive on Don’t Call Me Baby
‘We wanted a Phil Spector kind of feeling. The studio we recorded it in was so hi-tech we couldn’t even work the salt shakers.’
Interviews by Dave Simpson
28, Nov, 2022 @3:04 PM
Retail therapy: film, art, books and more for the Christmas shopping season
From the aristocratic boutiques of 18th-century Paris to a zombified consumerist dystopia, our culture critics help you shop till you drop
28, Nov, 2022 @10:00 AM
Liz Kingsman: ‘Who is this woman who feels she can go on stage and make people laugh?’
The comedian-writer’s One Woman Show takes hilarious issue with the Fleabag-style ‘messy woman’ trope. As it transfers to London’s West End, she says she feels ‘at odds’ with its success
Claire Armitstead
27, Nov, 2022 @12:00 PM
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