Anna Leszkiewicz is deputy culture editor of the New Statesman.
Bridgers finds herself at the centre of a #MeToo moment in music. Now is the time to celebrate this tremendously accomplished musician for her work.
The accusations made against Adams will resonate with women who have been manipulated by “sensitive” men who engage in a more insidious strain of destructive, misogynistic masculinity.
It could be described as a kind of video game, or choose-your-own-adventure story, or puzzling, claustrophobic escape room.
The show, as it always has done, invites us to think darkly, even if just for a second.
Marnie knows there’s something wrong with her. Every day she is plagued by disturbing sexual images.
I’m desperate for a second series of this unapologetically vile show from Julia Davis and Vicki Pepperdine.
It’s less of a documentary, and more of an excuse to force Dyer to dress up in ridiculous costumes, eat disgusting food and order around his new servants.
From the memoirs of the 1700s to The Favourite, depictions of Queen Anne have always fixated on her body.
Just when you think it can’t get any worse, it does.
Through Joe’s sardonic narration, the show displays a rare eagerness to ridicule its own characters.
