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Trump may become president again – but he’s already a useful idiot to the mega rich

They make nice with him when it suits, ridicule him when he’s not listening. Their lives are money and gossip – with him they get both, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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I don’t expect stone-cold truths from a chatshow, but Saoirse Ronan delivered one

The men on Graham Norton’s sofa found self-defence a hoot. I’m sure most women have found ourselves in that conversation, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Is it wrong for Elon Musk to offer voters $1m a day to get Trump elected? That’s a tough one

The great and good of US media and politics can’t decide if the lavish giveaway is unethical or illegal, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Before superhero movies, directors were masters of the universe – now you can find them cowering in their trailers

When I started looking at how the superhero movie sausage gets made for a new HBO comedy, I found a world of dysfunction, missed deadlines and utterly frazzled film-makers

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It was Badenoch v Jenrick on GB News. And if that all sounds bad, watching it was worse

Each had an hour to show why they are the future – until the next Tory debacle means another contest. They barely managed that, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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One day, all matters of state will be decided through Strictly Come Dancing. That day seems near

The Saturday night staple is no longer just a dance show – it’s a battlefield, where political fights and culture wars are waged, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Hurricane Milton has left two worlds in its wake. Elon Musk lives in one of them. The other is called reality

Remember when the existence of natural disasters wasn’t up for ‘debate’? It seems like a long time ago now, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Keir Starmer is an unforced error machine – have they tried turning him off and on again?

After fewer than 100 days, it’s hard to think of anyone who has squandered so much electoral capital so quickly for so little, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Hail Zuckus Maximus! The master of the metaverse is finally sorry … for being sorry

Mark Zuckerberg is embracing both AI and full-on imperial monomania. As for all the petty gripes, so what? says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Behind every Al Fayed or Diddy, there is a small army of enablers: this column is dedicated to them

“Entourage” is too wan a word for this motley crew of enforcers, concealers, NDA experts and crisis PRs, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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With the best glasses donor money can buy, surely Starmer can see that this week has been a total disaster

When the only recent PM to have worse approval ratings is Liz Truss, one hopes for a rethink, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Here’s the real ‘enigma’ about Charlotte Owen: why we still take sexist gossip so seriously

OK, it’s not great to put a 29-year-old in the Lords – but trouser-rubbing ‘journalists’ spreading innuendo can’t back it up with a shred of evidence, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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It’s another British multimillionaire’s solemn farewell tour – how ever will we cope?

Pimlico Plumbers founder Charlie Mullins has had it up to here with the UK’s taxes, and he is determined to make sure every one of us knows it, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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I feel deep sympathy for Kate and I’m glad she’s better. But this dance with the media devil won’t work

A woman emerging from chemotherapy feels obliged to be filmed in a wheatfield to appease the public, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Process fee, service fee, delivery fee … Who wouldn’t pay to see Ticketmaster rinsed by the regulator?

After the Oasis ticket debacle, this much is clear: the ‘fan experience’ is an excuse to be exploited while having to look grateful, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Oasis reunite; Harry and Wills could be next. Nothing like money to bring people together

If Liam and Noel can overcome their differences for a lucrative tour, there’s surely a lesson for the House of Windsor, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The Iron Lady consigned to the ironing cupboard? Keir Starmer did pledge to do things differently

After a week extolling smoking bans and budget misery, the PM delivered his coup de grace: exiling a famous Thatcher portrait from No 10, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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As Matthew Perry discovered, there seems to be a fine line between doctor and drug dealer in Hollywood

There is a support system around every big star, but his turned out to be made up of predatory yes men, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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So Donald chatted with Elon, and here’s the future as they see it – losers win, incompetence rules

Both claim they are part of a bright new dawn, but last night the politician could only slur inanities, and the tech boss made a hash of the tech, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Social media is a problem, Keir, but so is life for too many in Britain. I’d deal with that first

Elon Musk may be a useful villain, but that should not distract politicians from the basic facts about inequality and poverty, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Where are the brave inciters of Britain’s race riots? From Tommy to Elon, they’re far, far away

Thugs may be rampaging in the streets, but their leaders-from-behind are more likely to be found sipping cocktails by the pool, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Welcome to 2024’s saddest race – who gets to be Britain’s ‘Trump whisperer’?

Every luminary from Boris Johnson to the MP for Clacton has been lining up for a chance to enter the former president’s backchannel, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Never doubt the instincts of Donald Trump, who just appointed ‘never Trump guy’ as his running mate

In his journey from self-help author to Republican courtier, JD Vance may find the presidential candidate just as fickle as he is, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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A weekend of deranged hope, dread and stockpiling flares – it’s the Euro 2024 final

Gareth Southgate’s side have made the hardest possible work of this – such is the only script our national psychodrama permits, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Joe Biden now relies on instruction manuals, so here’s a good one: ‘Walk to podium, smile, wave goodbye’

He thinks he can run again: the signs say the opposite. Biden’s best hope for beating Trump may be to let someone else do it, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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