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Tag: Culture

Total Results: 450

'In the vast yet claustrophobic matrix of our online era, where identity is a febrile, paranoid play of masks and veils, his strange life story feels strikingly modern — and singularly poignant.' (Credit: Artepics / Alamy Stock Photo)
15 Apr 2024 - 1:00am

The metaverse of Fernando Pessoa His visionary consciousness took him to new worlds

Rob Doyle
Friday, 12 April
12.04

The war for Sydney Sweeney’s breasts Do they really represent the end of wokeness?

Kat Rosenfield
Monday, 8 April
08.04

Why we need more Kurt Cobains Music should give a voice to broken souls

Lias Saoudi
Friday, 5 April
05.04

Has Beyoncé killed Jolene? Bad-bitch stereotypes undermine female resilience

Kat Rosenfield
Thursday, 4 April
04.04

Netanyahu’s regime is built on censorship Israeli culture is being smothered by silence

Etan Nechin
Wednesday, 3 April
03.04

This book will send you to Hell The Kindly Ones is uniquely harrowing

Rob Doyle
Tuesday, 2 April
02.04

How to weaponise the BBC Britain needs to harness its soft power

Aris Roussinos
Friday, 29 March
29.03

America’s censors have committed their Guernica The culture war was won years ago

Kat Rosenfield
Monday, 25 March
25.03

The TV show that liberated Britain The Price is Right was a Thatcherite spectacle

David Ryan
Friday, 22 March
22.03

How MeToo became too cringe for America Have rape allegations lost their power?

Kat Rosenfield
Friday, 15 March
15.03

The Rock is a harbinger of America’s decline He is the perfect hero for a sterile generation

Oliver Bateman
Wednesday, 13 March
13.03

The messiness of male desire Their sex drives are kinkier than women's

Sarah Ditum