Frank Dunlop, Young Vic Founder, Dies Aged 98

Frank Dunlop, the pocket dynamo who founded London's Young Vic and directed the Edinburgh International Festival, has died at 98. Read about his remarkable legacy in British theatre.

Phil Ochs's 1966 Protest Song Echoes in Modern Politics

Decades after its release, Phil Ochs's satirical song 'Cops of the World' finds renewed relevance. Readers' letters draw parallels between 1960s US imperialism and contemporary actions, from Trump's foreign policy to G7 dynamics. Read the full discussion.

Ben Whishaw on why next 007 must be different

James Bond star Ben Whishaw says the next 007 should be a 'left field' choice, completely different from Daniel Craig. The actor also discusses his new arthouse film, 'Peter Hujar's Day'. Read the full interview.

Jude Law's Putin Film Echoes Kremlin Propaganda

Analysis reveals how Jude Law's portrayal of Vladimir Putin in 'The Wizard of the Kremlin' inadvertently reinforces Kremlin-crafted myths, presenting a cool, reluctant leader instead of the political reality.

Amazon's 4-Month Free Music Deal Ends in Days

Amazon is offering Prime members four months of Amazon Music Unlimited for free, including ad-free music, podcasts, and Audible. This limited-time deal expires on January 9, 2026.

2 Fast 2 Furious: The Franchise's Best Film?

Often derided, 2003's 2 Fast 2 Furious is a gaudy, tactile masterpiece that perfectly captures the Fast & Furious spirit. Discover why this neon-soaked sequel deserves a re-evaluation.

Musical Celebration for Alfred Brendel at the Barbican

A joyous concert at London's Barbican Hall, featuring Simon Rattle and world-class musicians, celebrated the late pianist Alfred Brendel on his 95th birthday. Read our review of this sublime and affectionate tribute.

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