Lena Dunham has made TV funny again
In Too Much, her first major TV project since Girls, the American screenwriter proves she knows London like a local.
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Cruelty is Britain’s biggest export
America’s Love Island moment affirms that degrading reality TV is all we can offer now.
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What does Adam Curtis know?
In his latest series, the documentarian collages an Eighties revolution framed by Margaret Thatcher and Stephen Hawking.
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Amol Rajan’s Ganges vanity project
The BBC news presenter’s pilgrimage to Kumbh Mela is a half-hearted attempt to find spirituality.
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Outrageous: a Mitfords rehash too many
A TV retelling of the famous sisters’ lives is cartoony, exaggerated and too determined to be modern and droll.
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The savagery of Alexander McQueen
The designer saw the skull beneath the skin of a Britain slipping into paranoia and distrust.
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The Gold loses its shine
The second series dramatising the aftermath of the 1983 Brink’s-Mat heist is solid but tends towards the grandiose.
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Football for the KSI generation
The Baller League has updated the beautiful game for the attention-deficit era.
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