Laurie Taylor – a life in cartoons
For over six years our cartoonist, Martin Rowson, has been drawing cartoons for Laurie Taylor's regular column. For the first time we've brought these all together, hoping the shocking nature…
Culture
Film review: Religulous
Debunking faith on screen is a confused business, finds Fred Rowson
Film review: Knowing
Sci-fi action and apocalyptic religion just don't mix, says Fred Rowson
Film review: Gran Torino
Clint Eastwood's latest is grating and out of tune, in all the right ways finds Fred Rowson
Why Socrates Died by Robin Waterfield
Jenny Bunker never quite learns what really killed Socrates
The Kindly Ones by Jonathan Littell
Philip Womack grapples with a controversial epic
What would Google do? by Jeff Jarvis
Can Google's philosophy change the world? Bill Thompson finds out
What’s my line?
Laurie Taylor stands up for himself
Green eyed monster
Is jealousy an intrinsic part of our make-up? asks Sally Feldman. Or a weakness to be vanquished?
The unlovable press
Tabloid newspapers are a vital force for democracy, argues an American academic. What about the British case, asks Julian Petley?