This study of author Andri Snær Magnason is somewhat indulgent, with endless musings where piercing climate crisis commentary should be
Is Iceland dying? Is the world dying? These would appear to be t…
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Thames Water blasted by Reform over plans to host careers day for refugees just days after major debate about youth unemployment crisis ○
The 'Refugee Insight Day' will also grant those in attendance the opportunity to 'take part in networking with hiring teams'.
Women behind the lens: ‘Once naked, they formed a circle. The kicking and screaming occurred naturally’ ⊕
Taken shortly after a spate of femicides in Peru, this image by the photographer Ana Elisa Sotelo captures a moment of sisterhood and solidarity
This image is from Women of the Water, a project I star…
7 days ago
What we’re reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in May ⊕⊕
Madeleine Thien, Sufiyaan Salam and Guardian readers discuss the titles they have read over the last month. Join the conversation in the comments
Lately I have loved Dorothy Tse’s City Like Water, tra…
24 days ago
The hantavirus debacle raises a key question: why would anyone go on a cruise? | Dave Schilling ⊖
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I cannot think of one thing that a cruise offers that isn’t available in the safe bosom of dry land
I don’t swim. This is a fairly crucial element of my backstory, something that defines me even if I …
41 days ago
Critical minerals are ‘oil of 21st century’ as demand fuels poverty and pollution in poorer countries ⊖
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Rush for lithium, cobalt and nickel is ravaging livelihoods, water and health of world’s most vulnerable, UN study says
Critical minerals such as lithium, cobalt and nickel are becoming the “oil of t…
44 days ago
‘I don’t believe in song shaming!’: Jon Batiste’s honest playlist ⊕⊕
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- Jon Batiste ■■■
- Amyl ■■■
- Sniffers ■■■
- Erykah Badu ■■■
- Steely Dan ■■■
- Strokin ■■■
- Clarence Carter ■■■
- Thomas ■■■
- Oscar Peterson ■■■
- Milt Jackson ■■■
- Louis Armstrong ■■■
- Ray Charles ■■■
- Book ■■■
- Revelations ■■■
- Blockbuster ■■■
- Michael Jackson ■■■
- Dangerous ■■■
- Björk ■■■
- Vespertine ■■■
- Mama ■■■
- Gun ■■■
- Common ■■■
- Water ■■■
- Chocolate ■■■
The acclaimed musician and former late night bandleader loves everything from Amyl and the Sniffers to Erykah Badu. So why can’t he stand Steely Dan?
The first song I fell in love with
I remember hea…
69 days ago
Under Water by Tara Menon review – love, loss and a longing for the ocean ⊕⊕
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This debut about female friendship and environmental fragility set after the 2004 tsunami in Thailand is strong on grief, but the storytelling remains uneven
The underlying themes of this debut novel …
74 days ago
In Thailand’s rice paddies, rising petrol prices spell disaster for farmers ⊖
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Farmers need fuel to keep water pumps running, but many petrol stations are empty and fears are now growing over the war’s impact on cost of fertiliser
Follow our live coverage of the events in the Mi…
85 days ago
And the winner is ... all of us? How the Oscars have changed for the better ⊕⊕
The diversified Academy and a mutating industry have changed what many had come to expect from the stuffy, rule-following Oscars
Last year, as the major fall film festivals took place around the world…