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Her memoir Famesick shows the corrosive effect of living through one’s work
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Twenty Twenty Six satirises the contortions and the tedium of the new British office
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Euphoria needs to grow up
Season three of the angsty teen show mistakes degradation for depth
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Bait, the comedians new show about British Muslim life, is never quite sure what it wants to be
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Saturday Night Live is doomed in the UK
Britain has lost the ability to appreciate this kind of comedy
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The Ladies of London need our help
We cannot let the upper classes live like such lowlife
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Louis Theroux stares down the manosphere
Can Britain’s frowning documentarian defeat – or even comprehend – the new masculine underground?
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No one’s getting off to Bridgerton anymore
The new series is all thrust and no cut
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