Exploring the offerings from Mubi and Curzon home cinema

A new history tells us much about power relations between men and women—from Samuel Richardson to The Game

How a half-man half-crisp in a suit became a symbol of the Irish diaspora—and an important part of the Brexit deliberations

Plus the BBC adapts Eleanor Catton’s The Luminaries

Darran Anderson's memoir shows a child navigating a gruesome conflict

Many Londoners will never see them. But the office cleaners and night wardens, healthcare workers, bus drivers and hotel receptionists that keep the city running in the dark make up over a third of...

Revisit the Royal Shakespeare Company's The Tempest and dive into the Russian revival of Uncle Vanya

The publication has a sublime—even smug—self-confidence in its elite liberal worldview. So how is it coping with our populist moment?

When the band first started out in 1970, electronic music in pop was in its infancy—now, in 2020, they've given modern music its primitive pulse

Eight stories show how recondite physics can be life-enhancing entertainment