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Bold predictions for 6 top Oscar categories, including best picture

LOS ANGELES — We're still a couple of months away from Oscar nominations, but, outside of "Avatar: The Way of Water" and its glorious space whales, all the contenders have landed. Now it's just a matter of convincing voters to give them a look.

Los Angeles Times

‘I squeamishly refuse to rewatch’: Guardian writers on their scariest movie endings

From the final moments of Don’t Look Now to Midsommar to Men, critics pick the endnotes that caused the biggest nightmares

The Guardian - US

Jodie Comer and Jessie Buckley vie for top honours at Standard’s Theatre Awards

Jodie Comer is in the running for best actress alongside stars including Sheila Atim and Indira Varma

Evening Standard

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Mrs Wickham review – Austen spinoff sees despairing Lydia ‘banished’ to the north

What happened next to headstrong Lydia Bennet, the most rock’n’roll of the Pride and Prejudice sisters? This intriguing take by Sarah Page reunites Jessie Buckley and Johnny Flynn

The Guardian - UK

The women of 'Women Talking' react to taking festival season by storm

TELLURIDE, Colo. — Frances McDormand, Claire Foy, Jessie Buckley and other actors in the ensemble of Sarah Polley's extraordinary drama "Women Talking" were walking into the Werner Herzog Theatre for a post-screening Q&A on Sept. 4 just as a few members of the audience were leaving the venue. A friend…

Los Angeles Times

Women Talking review – Sarah Polley’s moving Mennonite #MeToo drama

Toronto film festival: The actor turned director brings strong performances from a talky female ensemble, including Claire Foy and Jessie Buckley

The Guardian - US

Rescheduled Mercury Prize 2022 shortlist: From Harry Styles to Self Esteem, your guide to this year’s nominees

Your album-by-album lowdown on this year’s contenders, from euphoric rock to a Cornish-language cracker

Evening Standard

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Streaming: Men and the best British folk horror films

Alex Garland’s rural chiller joins classics of the genre from The Wicker Man to Cry of the Banshee

The Guardian - UK

Green Man festival review – the absurd, the wonderful and the otherworldly

From the magisterial glam rock of Yves Tumor to the comedy surf-pop of Melin Melyn, Green Man froths with positivity and subversion

The Guardian - UK

Beyonce has surprise collaboration with Right Said Fred on new album, Renaissance

Right Said Fred singer Richard Fairbrass has admitted that he is very pleased with a writing credit on Beyonce's new album, which is released on Friday

Daily Mirror

Mercury Prize 2022: Harry Styles, Jessie Buckley, Sam Fender and Little Simz among nominees for album award

Harry Styles, Jessie Buckley and Sam Fender lead the list of stars shortlisted for this year’s Mercury Prize.

Evening Standard

Mercury Prize 2022 shortlist: 8 things we learned as Harry Styles, Sam Fender and more secure nominations

Women rule, duos do the business, and Cornwall could just sneak it...

Evening Standard

Mercury prize: Sam Fender, Harry Styles and Self Esteem lead pack of first-time nominees

Women including Little Simz and Jessie Buckley dominate this year’s cohort for the best British album of the year, which falters on recent diversity gains

The Guardian - UK

Jessie Buckley to star in Netflix animation Scrooge: A Christmas Carol

The Oscar-nominated actress will once again lend her voice to the new project

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The Independent UK

Little Simz and It’s A Sin among South Bank Sky Arts Awards nominees

The South Bank Sky Arts Awards celebrate a variety of artistic genres and will take place in July.

The Guardian - UK

Jessie Buckley and Bernard Butler: For All Our Days that Tear the Heart review – a mesmerising debut

(EMI)The actor and the former Suede guitarist deliver a beautifully produced folk-inflected set that showcases Buckley’s magical voice

Evening Standard

Jessie Buckley and Bernard Butler - For All Our Days That Tear The Heart review: Nuanced and sophisticated

Actor Buckley and former Suede guitarist Butler make an album that feels like much more than just a side project

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New horror movie Men attempts to join class of elevated horror flicks Midsommar and Hereditary but falls short

Alex Garland’s third feature aspires to join the ranks of elevated horror classics but it doesn’t quite live up to the provocation of its title.

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Actress Jessie Buckley on punk, provocative horror flick 'Men'

Director Alex Garland’s latest film burrows into the dark heart of toxic masculinity, with female protagonist Harper leading the way. Jessie Buckley plays the leading role. She sat down with Eve Jackson to talk about using the challenging roles she is offered to rethink the societal paradigms that we're encouraged…

The Guardian - UK

‘I feel like I’ve got the best job in the world!’ – Amy Lennox, the knockout star of Cabaret

As a kid growing up in Aberdeen, she rebelled against singing. Now she’s proving sensational in the classic Weimar musical – but finds its present-day parallels chilling

Daily Mirror

New British horror film so 'disturbing' that horrified viewers are fleeing cinemas

Men (2022) - starring Jessie Buckley and Rory Kinnear - was released earlier this month and it's been described by audience members as 'one of the most disturbing' horror films

The Guardian - UK

Men review – Alex Garland’s rural retreat into toxic masculinity

Rory Kinnear in many guises plagues Jessie Buckley’s abuse survivor in this twisted country-house horror

The Guardian - UK

From Men to We Own This City: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment

Whether you fancy the latest Brit horror film or another trip to Baltimore with David Simon, our critics have got you covered

The Independent UK

Men review: Alex Garland’s pseudo-feminist horror offers little beyond metaphors

The filmmaker’s follow-up to ‘Ex Machina’ and ‘Annihilation’ at times feels like provocation for provocation’s sake

Irish Mirror

Paul Mescal happier since quitting 'scary place' social media

The Normal People star had over a million followers on Instagram when he deactivated his account last year

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