November 24, 2021

Is the WHO inventing diseases? There's little evidence for 'internet gaming disorder'

Tom Chivers

15.11

Pop psychology has killed the villain Profit is more important than the menace of evil

Dorian Lynskey

07.10

How Fox News conquered America Every sneer, jibe and insult only makes it stronger

James Billot

24.09

The dark origins of the Sopranos The show revolutionised television — but now it has been squeezed into a film

Dorian Lynskey

16.08

How America became a mad house A debauched Sixties novel might put you off booze

Christopher Caldwell

09.07

How The Office ruined comedy The rise of cringe humour is no laughing matter

Gareth Roberts

07.06

Tony Soprano: villain or victim? He committed every sin — so why does the audience still root for him?

Rob Henderson

18.02

The toxic world of fandom Whether its pop music or politics, fan clubs can easily turn into a febrile mob

Gareth Roberts

22.01

The other virus haunting our screens Masks, conspiracy theories and deep-cleaning: It's a Sin feels eerily familiar

Matthew Sweet

14.05

Top-flight football is in league with the devil Who really stands to gain from the Premier League's 'Project Restart'?

Philippe Auclair

23.04

No sex please, we’re brutish <i>Too Hot to Handle</I>'s phony reverence for chastity is perfect for our hypersexualised times

Louise Perry

06.04

The guilty pleasure of daytime TV A beginner's guide to the viewing delights that can unite us in the age of lockdown

Gareth Roberts