From the NS archive: Sickert
18 December 1937: Walter Sickert’s eminence is recognised by everyone in England who cares for and understands painting.
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What the Nazis did next
Danny Orbach’s intriguing book Fugitives details how former Third Reich officers sold their services to the West – and turned…
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Olga Tokarczuk’s The Books of Jacob: an epic that sinks under the weight of facts
The Nobel winner’s novel about a religious cult in 18th-century eastern Europe suffers from an addiction to digression and a…
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Why Squid Game is Netflix’s next big hit
The South Korean series is set to be the site’s most streamed series yet. Why does it have us hooked?
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Yotam Ottolenghi Q&A: “I can tell you everything you need to know about vegetable preparation”
The chef on Stevie Wonder, why we shouldn’t ruminate, and returning to the era of the hunter-gatherers.
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Britney Spears and the girl industrial complex
She was America’s teen princess, and then its most famous captive. Will Britney soon be free?
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