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Alphabet Lane review – tree-change couple invent fake neighbours in this unsettling drama

James Litchfield’s dark, well-paced film about an isolated pair’s imaginary friend, blends genres and emotional registers

The Guardian - AU

Richard Gadd says he ‘couldn’t shake’ idea for new show Half Man amid toxic masculinity crisis

Actor’s new BBC drama follows intense relationship between two step-brothers over several decades

The Independent UK

From Euphoria to Rivals: The best TV shows to watch this Spring

From Richard Gadd’s new show to the return of Rivals, here’s what to tune in to

Evening Standard

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Richard Gadd still ‘proud’ of Baby Reindeer despite Netflix lawsuit

Netflix is facing a ‘pending’ lawsuit from the ‘real-life’ inspiration for the character of stalker Martha

The Independent UK

Beyond Paradise season 4 puts Humphrey and Martha's problems 'into sharp focus' — but stars promise 'something more solid' is ahead

Beyond Paradise season 4 kicks off with episode 1 dropping on March 27 — but are the new episodes a fresh start for Humphrey and Martha?

TechRadar

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at 60: Elizabeth Taylor still crackles with feral energy

Mike Nichols’ 1966 adaptation of Edward Albee’s septic drama helped cement the play in the zeitgeist – where it has remained for the past six decades

The Guardian - AU

The Secret Garden review – children’s classic replanted as a haunting musical

John Doyle’s atmospheric production shrouds Frances Hodgson Burnett’s story in the ghosts and secrets of the grownups at Misselthwaite Manor

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Gillian Anderson to get ‘in the ring’ with Billy Crudup for Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? in London

The stars of Sex Education and The Morning Show will appear in a new West End production of Edward Albee’s classic, directed by Marianne Elliott

The Guardian - UK

I Rewatched Batman V. Superman: Dawn Of Justice, And I Think I Owe It An Apology

The important thing is that I can admit to being wrong.

Cinemablend

How Does Zack Snyder Really Feel About Batman V Superman’s Martha Scene Being Memed? Here’s What He Says

Love it or meme it, Snyder had his reasons.

Cinemablend

Zack Snyder thinks "it's fine to make fun of Martha", but says Batman v Superman criticism is coming from the wrong place: "Do you really want a movie that's had its edges shaved off by focus groups?"

"It is true in canon!"

Total Film

Rosebush Pruning, Berlin Film Festival review – ‘New Bond’ Callum Turner is the only saving grace of this crude farce

2/5 Pamela Anderson, Riley Keough and Jamie Bell play members of a dysfunctional family in this macabre film filled with lots of bodily fluids

The Independent UK

Rosebush Pruning review – dysfunctional rich family move in strange circles

Jamie Bell and Elle Fanning lead a starry cast in this clumsy satire that provides little fascination in a wealthy family’s suffocating lives

The Guardian - UK

Thursday news quiz: badges, badgers and bad decisions

Test yourself on topical news trivia, pop culture and general knowledge every Thursday. How will you fare?

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Baby Reindeer star says woman ‘screamed in her face’ after watching Netflix show

‘In her defence she had just finished the series,’ said Jessica Gunning

The Guardian - AU

The 25 best Australian books of 2025

Just in time for last-minute gifts: Guardian Australia critics and staff pick out the best books of the year, featuring Helen Garner, Dominic Amerena, Evelyn Araluen and more

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ve never been scared of saying what I think’: Janet Ellis on godlessness, grief and life beyond Blue Peter

The broadcaster becomes president of Humanists UK in the new year. She talks about juggling TV work with single motherhood, losing her husband, and why she’d rather have specialised in acting

Evening Standard

Sir Tom Stoppard obituary: He both entertained and fought oppression with his pen

Sir Tom Stoppard had a remarkable rise to the top of the cultural world and leaves behind an astonishing legacy of work

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The Independent UK

The family-friendly oasis that is just an hour’s flight away

David Young and his family explore south west Ireland

The Guardian - UK

John Updike: A Life in Letters review – the man incapable of writing a bad sentence

Friends, enemies and lovers animate more than 60 years of the author’s remarkable correspondence

The Guardian - AU

Mushroom tapes, erotic Greek myths and joyful Thai cooking: the best Australian books out in November

Each month Guardian Australia editors and critics pick the upcoming titles they have devoured – or can’t wait to get their hands on

Kiplinger

This Is Why Judge Judy Says Details Are Important in Contracts: This Contract Had Holes

A couple's disastrous experience with reclaimed wood flooring led to safety hazards and a lesson in the critical importance of detailed contracts.

The Conversation

Sofie Laguna explores classic literature and queer desire in The Underworld

Sofie Laguna’s fifth novel for adults draws on the ancient idea of a land to which the dead must journey and reside. This landscape has been depicted many times. It is associated with the classical myth of the ferryman Charon and his barge across the River Styx. It evokes the…

The Guardian - UK

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? review – carnage in New Carthage as couples fight, flirt, booze and bruise

Cathy Tyson and Patrick Robinson dazzle in this knockout production of Edward Albee’s verbally violent play, full of misogynistic one-liners and tarnished souls

The Independent UK

Rufus Wainwright on music, politics and life: ‘Creativity helps to fend off the darker angels’

INTERVIEW: Next month, the musician releases a cover album of songs by his hero Kurt Weill. He talks to Jude Rogers about life under Trump, hanging out with Marianne Faithfull, and why he’ll never criticise Britain over Brexit again

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