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24th May 2024

Book review: Say More: Lessons from Work, the White House and the World by Jen Psaki

Jen Psaki has become a Democratic sage by virtue of having served in both the Obama and the Biden ad...
22nd May 2024

Film Editor Meredith Taylor reviews new Donald Trump film The Apprentice: “A compulsive portrait of toxic narcissism”

"You're either a killer or a loser" is the advice a young Donald Trump (Sebastian Stan) gets from hi...
19th April 2024

Friday poem: Omar Sabbagh’s ‘Searching the Horizon’

I opened my eyes and my eyes opened/the light that help them first to arise; and it was as though a ...
Music Band
18th April 2024

Music review: Tallulah Rendall’s Love Carries Me Home

Tallula Rendall's new album Love Carries Me Homes is a beautiful work in many different ways: it arr...
11th April 2024

Peter Jackson’s Beatles film Get Back as a study in workplace toxicity

The data is mixed as to whether The Beatles have broken through to the younger generation. The band ...
2nd April 2024

Henry Boston Crayfourd on his remarkable journey in film: “I always knew it was what I wanted to do”

I think it was probably the fun of bursting a balloon full of water over my Dad's head and filming i...
22nd March 2024

The Poet at Work I: Tishani Doshi

As the government seemingly reduces the importance of poetry on the national curriculum, by making i...
20th March 2024

Meredith Taylor reviews E.1027 – Eileen Gray and the House by the Sea

Eileen Gray (1878-1976) was a creative genius and the first woman to conquer the world of architectu...
15th March 2024

Friday poem: ‘Plan of Attack’ by Jude A. Jung

Plan of Attack Best in these short days, where silence is, and darkness lasts, to create little begi...
8th March 2024

Friday poem: Omar Sabbagh’s ‘The Ghost’

In the corner of the room a cheap white frame; the picture inside shows an aged man, minted there wi...
15th February 2024

To Read or not to Read: Paul Joyce introduces his new music column

If I were to introduce myself to you as a gambling man, then I would be willing to bet you a pound t...
12th February 2024

Review: Harbour Hotel, Sidmouth: ‘a friendly, relaxing hotel’

In early 2024, many parents looked at the calendar with a degree of confusion: the schools were goin...
7th February 2024

A Tribute to a Great Career: Paul Joyce remembers Dennis Hopper

It was different working in British television back in 1986. They thrust money in your purse and sen...
1st February 2024

Paul Joyce on Maestro: “A Rudderless Ship Adrift on a Sea of Vanity”

In my decidedly less than humble opinion, the only real reason for "Maestro", Bradley Cooper's incon...
26th January 2024

Paul Joyce: A Dr Who Dinosaur Speaks

One can almost hear the sight of relief breathed by Idris Elba when at last the young cub was painfu...
19th January 2024

Paul Joyce on Mr Bates v The Post Office

I have taken a personal interest in Toby Jones' career since we met, only the once and an occasion h...
22nd December 2023

Book Review: Richard Osman’s The Last Devil to Die

In our age, there is an increasing suspicion that reading isn't really a popular pursuit at all. If ...
20th December 2023

Paul Joyce: My Brush with Still Life

Art has always been distinguished by separate genes within its compass, but it was as late as 1669 t...
29th November 2023

Simon Callow on his upbringing, life as an actor and the dangers of the art house flop

I am sometimes asked by young people who want to be actors whether I can help - realistically there'...
19th October 2023

Book review: Ronel Lehmann reviews Dame Esther Rantzen’s Older and Bolder

I often remind our student candidates that it is normal to be nervous before an interview. At their ...
10th October 2023

A Novel Way of Working: Tim Robinson on the best books about jobs

Writing my novel Hatham Hall (Northside House), I realised that characters who support themselves ar...

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