"I caught myself wondering what wave of feminism Barbie felt closest to... What on earth was I on about?"
Max Porter's latest novel explores the all-consuming nightmare of a young person morphing from an apparently happy child into an unpredictable and troubled teenager
What do kangaroos have to do with dodgy justice?
Love it or hate it, the voice note is here to stay. Can it ever be as intimate as the telephone?
From medieval times to our own, women have always defied the rules of sex and relationships
The wonderful anecdotes of U2 frontman Bono's book, "Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story"
Salman Rushdie's new novel is an epic tale with a feminist slant that speaks to his belief in the power of the written word
New AI tools are panicking the creative industries, but artists and poets have played with lifting and remixing for decades
With the "Ugly Duchess" at its heart, a new exhibition makes us consider the cruelty of satire
A recently-discovered recording of the Beatles performing at Stowe school in 1963 offers a new religious relic for their fans
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