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Rachel Cooke trained as a reporter on The Sunday Times. She is now a writer at The Observer. In the 2006 British Press Awards, she was named Interviewer of the Year.
Anna Fitch’s joyful film gets us closer to a highly intelligent animal that has three hearts and blue blood.
Clever, well-written, with strong performances and the soapy pleasures of rich people behaving badly: there are times when I believe it is.
The films of Savage are marked out by their miraculous intimacy and their determination to put women centre stage.
After such a great first season, it was surprising to see how sloppy the writing became in series two.
Watching Horizon’s access-all-areas doc, I wonder: is any aspect of our lives off limits for Facebook now?
This Hollywood abuse story is determinedly relevant, as if compelling drama were simply a case of making vigorous nods in the direction of the newspapers.
It’s long, cool look at low inflation and how to achieve it felt like visiting a spa.
This is a failed attempt at remaking Downton Abbey in Delhi.
I can’t get fully involved with it. What’s the problem, exactly?
The show is driven by the deep interest women tend to have in other women, while its male characters spend their time looking, and acting, baffled.
