Families Like Ours review – what makes this boring drama so popular in Denmark? | Television
Families Like Ours is a drama directed and co-written by the Oscar-winning Danish filmmaker Thomas Vinterberg. It prompts us to reflect on our circumstances—perhaps you were born healthy, in a developed country, or without facing discrimination. What if your life, as you knew it, suddenly became unstable and turned upside down? The seven-part series unfolds […]
Die Walküre review – Kosky’s impressive production is filled with magic and threat | Royal Opera House
We’re in the midst of a musical journey, and the standout figure in the Royal Opera’s latest production of Diwarqueur—part of a new ring cycle under the direction of Barrykoski and Antonio Papano—stays enigmatic. Much like the premiere of Das Rheingold back in September 2023, we’re experiencing this show through the presence of Elda. She […]
Red Pockets by Alice Mah review – finding hope amid the climate crisis | Autobiography and memoir
eJoint anxiety is not an official medical diagnosis, but everyone knows what it means. The American Psychological Association defines it as “the chronic fear of environmental cataclysms that arise from observing the seemingly irreparable effects of climate change and concerns related to one's future and the concerns of the next generation.” It is filled with […]
Rep. Jim Jordan Suggests Expedited Review for Executive Actions Blocked by District Judges
On Thursday's “Alex Marlow Show,” Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) discussed ideas for judicial reform. “We're a great place to go,” said Alex Marlowe, host and editor-in-chief of Breitbart. Jordan said, “So we're looking at it. In fact, the bill that we passed the issue of injunctions would have quickly reached the Supreme Court, with the […]
BRILYN HOLLYHAND: Gen Z’s Review Of Trump’s First 100 Days
As a proud member of Gen Z, I'm hoping to be honest. We didn't grow up with politicians who kept our promises. We grew up watching sky slogans, endless wars, broken systems, and leaders who seem to be more interested in American apologies than they fight. So when Donald Trump promised to walk to Washington […]
DOGE review can actually improve the programs that fight HIV/AIDS
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Sara Pascoe: I Am a Strange Gloop review – motherhood as Sisyphean struggle | Comedy
You have to imagine Sisyphus being happy. The frequently cited conclusions of Albert Camus’ 1942 paper treatises Sisyphus’ myth. Comparing all of human existence with infinite struggles. Camus also performs in the heart of British comedian Sarah Pascoe, who has a bone or two to choose from on the show along with the French writer. […]
Hiroshige: Artist of the Open Road review – ‘I could look forever at these passing moments in cosmic colours’ | Art and design
tHe is only wrong through the world of joy at the British Museum and the world of technicolor prints by Yutagawa Hiroshige, the final section explores the continuing global influence of early 19th century Japanese artists. All patchy sampling of Hiroshige’s imitators is in a hurry. But then doing justice to his echo is not […]
Krapp’s Last Tape review – Gary Oldman’s arresting one-man Beckett is a startling piece of theatre | Stage
gAlly Oldman’s decision to perform the film at York Theatre Royal has been infused with sentimentality. He explained in the program and made his professional stage debut in 1979. The return of the film’s work from lifetime (playing with horses whose TV roles are still slow) carries the feeling of an older man talking to […]
Bad Friend by Tiffany Watt Smith review – refreshingly frank portraits of female friendship | Friendship
fOut of friends can sometimes feel strangely embarrassing. Romantic relationships are intended to have passionate highs and lows, but by the time you reach an adult, you expect your friendship to have reached a certain equilibrium. I have this image in my mind as a loving, dedicated friend, but sometimes I look into my true […]