April 7, 2022

The afterlife of Freud’s muse Did Celia Paul want it both ways?

Ruth Millington

16.12

Why should humans be in charge? The PM's humiliation masks a deadly crisis of authority

Mary Harrington

29.11

Oliver Stone’s seductive conspiracies The director's JFK obsession was initially enticing

Dorian Lynskey

18.08

The beautiful world of heavy metal Why does a genre obsessed with death attract the kindest people?

Tom Chivers

03.08

How artists lost their courage Keeping silent is the price of a successful career

Jess De Wahls

21.06

On deafness Not being able to hear entirely changes the way you perceive the world

David Hockney

04.06

Britain needs a cigarette The English want to ban smoking — I'll take my chances

David Hockney

29.03

Jordan Peterson’s fairytale world The psychology professor understands that our cherished beliefs are just stories

Tim Lott

26.03

The many deaths of Virginia Woolf The Bloomsbury genius discovered too late that she was wrong about everything

Will Lloyd

25.03

Don’t be a snob about Banksy The troublemaker has become a hate figure for those afflicted by Cultural Cringe

Simon Evans

17.06

Who called the fun police? Cultural criticism is taking itself a bit too seriously

Richard Godwin

18.03

How we warp our moral code for genius Has the 'genius exemption' become unacceptable?

Douglas Murray