Hope, pride, fear
How North Koreans feel about their homeland
The little evidence seeping out of North Korea suggests its people are growing weary of their masters – but still harbour a burning hatred for the US
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Why are there so few women in tech?
The truth behind the Google memo
An engineer at Google has suggested male domination of Silicon Valley is down to biological differences between the sexes. But the root causes are much more complicated
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Frittered away
We let the 2007 financial crisis go to waste
Attlee and Roosevelt built a fairer world off the back of economic catastrophe. Ten years on from the credit crunch, we’ve failed to emulate that, writes Torsten Bell
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Off key
Why do stars like Adele keep losing their voice?
More and more singers are cancelling big shows and turning to surgery to fix their damaged vocal cords. But is the problem actually down to the way they sing?
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Huddled masses? Losers!
A senior Donald Trump adviser, Stephen Miller, sparked a furore last week when he dismissed the famous poem at the base of the Statue of Liberty. In response, we asked 21 poets: what type of poem would Trump like to see at the statue?
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The Rhinestone Cowboy rides off
How Glen Campbell defined American manhood
The ‘town cycle’ of Jimmy Webb songs – Wichita Lineman, By the Time I Get to Phoenix and Galveston – will ensure Glen Campbell will be remembered as one of pop’s great everymen
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'Totally divided'
How Venezuela’s crisis split the Latin American left
After months of political turmoil in Venezuela, Latin America’s once broadly united leftist movement is in disarray
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End of the road
The highways where stars came to grief
James Dean, Grace Kelly, Marc Bolan, Albert Camus … Christophe Rihet photographs the roads where famous people died, shooting at dawn or dusk to bring a sense of calm
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What a sauce
Would you pay extra for condiments?
The TV chef Rick Stein is charging up to £1.25 for condiments at his high-end fish and chip restaurant in Cornwall. We asked the public if they would fork out
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