‘The song got us signed but I hated it’: how Haircut 100 made Fantastic Day ⊕
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‘In the early days, we hopped on every bandwagon going – punk, ska, mod, everything. Fantastic Day was always there, just in different styles. The original was more Talking Heads. I preferred that’
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A new exhibition at Tate Britain includes canvases titled after symphonies and nocturnes, but the inspiration flows in both directions. Plus, how Felicity Lott led me to an epiphany
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Zohran Mamdani, Ozzy Osbourne and Sinners also feature in encyclopedia’s top 20 most-read English-language pages
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Design Museum, London
The Fantastic Mr Fox’s snappy outfits, an intricate model of the Grand Budapest Hotel and dozens of stop-motion puppets are all among the 700 objects in this sugarcoated quirkfes…
England 33-19 New Zealand
Borthwick’s side clinch a perfect 10 of successive wins
A perfect 10 wins in a row is a reliable indicator of a team on the rise. What England really craved, though, was a sta…
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Pooches and their human companions are packing out ‘mutt-iplexes’. So what’s the appeal? One writer and his reluctant companion join 30 other dogs at a showing of The Fantastic Four to find out
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In this week’s newsletter: Once notorious for testing audience endurance, modern blockbusters seem to be trimming the fat, from superhero sagas to comedic classics
Walking out of a 6.30pm showing…
He played one of the most horrible characters in TV history, found his feet as an actor in his 40s and is now a Marvel supervillain. He discusses shame, typecasting and how he appeared in three Harry…
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After a string of flops, Superman and The Fantastic Four: First Steps showed signs of life in the superhero genre once again. But what’s next?
Maybe it’s true what they say about real life-or-death st…