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The chaos and passion of Peter Hujar and Paul Thek Andrew Durbin’s The Wonderful World That Almost Was captures the intensity and intimacy of two of New York’s experimental art-scene visionaries, writes Olivia Laing bit.ly/42NGk8c
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How the General Strike changed Britain Colin Kidd selects four books which show why the failed industrial action of 1926 still haunts the British left, 100 years on bit.ly/4cMjy6D
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Canal Street blues of @russelldavies63 The man behind Queer as Folk as It's a Sin is one of the great chroniclers of British gay life. He tells Erica Wagner about his new show, Tip Toe, and the ongoing struggle for acceptance bit.ly/4cMhUlF
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Alan Moore: ‘The comics industry is poisonous’ The man behind Watchmen and V for Vendetta tells Stephen Armstrong why he has now disowned them and the shadowy London of his latest novel bit.ly/49loRro
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The ‘banal brutality’ of the Magdalene Laundries @Louise_Brangan’s The Fallen, a forensic history of Ireland’s Catholic-run workhouses, shows why we are always closer to history than we think, writes Seán O’Hagan bit.ly/4erR8Ah
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My exclusive cover story in ⁦@ObsNewReview⁩ today on the extraordinary story of the £20m Portrait of Francis Bacon by his old friend & fellow artist Lucian Freud: stolen in Berlin almost 40 years ago & never seen again. A dogged detective reveals a suspect in the case
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Tahar Rahim: ‘Pixote is one of the most essential films in movie history’ The actor tells @killianfox0 his cultural highlights, including a Brazilian cinematic masterpiece, a set designer’s secrets and Japanese photography bit.ly/4u9WXqm
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What to read to understand toxic female friendships Lucie McKnight Hardy selects three books that explore the darker side of intimacy between women bit.ly/4cuHTOg
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Is AI taking over podcasting, asks @msmirandasawyer? Hundreds of AI-generated shows are being launched daily, but here is proof of the value of the human touch. Plus, Esther Perel meets a man who programmed a chatbot girlfriend bit.ly/4eafM8q
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Olivia Dean on tour – timeless, polished, but something’s missing As her hit song Man I Need passes a billion streams on Spotify, the gen Z darling is riding a wave of confidence, writes @kadishmorris bit.ly/4sRrnMY
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‘I’m going to be writing period dramas for a very, very long time,’ says @AvaPickett The 1536 playwright speaks to @MarineSaint02 about her prize-winning show opening in the West End, her obsession with Anne Boleyn and working with Baz Luhrmann bit.ly/3QYGWFn
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Femme Feral is a sly werewolf horror about the menopause Sam Beckbessinger’s debut novel channels feminine rage to produce a cathartic satire with real bite, writes @HephzibahA bit.ly/4tuFw3X
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The Sunday Poem: You walk past (after Tsvetaeva) by Colin Bramwell. His debut poetry collection, Fetch, will be published by And Other Stories later this year Illustration by @chrisriddell50 bit.ly/4cRPrKW
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Radio 4 explores what it means to be a girl Young women’s views on education, sex and puberty ranged from bleak to uplifting on Catherine Carr’s About the Girls, says @msmirandasawyer. Plus, why are working-class white girls falling behind at school? bit.ly/422nBWt
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The making of Peggy Guggenheim In 1937, the New York collector opened her first gallery – her aim to shake up London’s art scene with work by living artists. @JoannaMoorhead writes that a new show relives her short-lived but life-changing venture bit.ly/4mzGmK6
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The big picture: Hunting with America’s super rich Will Vogt offers an insider’s view of the golfing weekends and shooting parties of the US upper class. As @killianfox0 writes, quails beware… bit.ly/3OoSOjl
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What to read to understand privilege John Lanchester collates three books dealing with class, entitlement and the struggle to climb the social ladder bit.ly/4vDgZLu
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