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‘I hear a dying sound and realise it’s me’: my first karaoke experience

After hearing of the death of the creator of the karaoke machine, I decided to give it a go. But would it be sheer pain, or beauty borne of imperfection?

The Guardian - UK

Film Review: 'Strictly Confidential' Offers Silly Entertainment With Guilty Secrets

Explore the campy melodrama 'Strictly Confidential' with exaggerated plot twists and unintentional humor in a tropical island setting.

Top News

Senators ask CEOs why their drugs cost so much more in the U.S.

The Senate HELP committee questioned pharmaceutical CEOs about how much more Americans pay for the same drugs sold for less in Canada, Japan and Europe.

WEKU

‘I didn’t know what I was supposed to do’: US women who miscarry are in dangerous legal limbo post-Roe

With near-total bans on abortion in 14 states, the laws on miscarriage are vague – stoking fears of criminal consequences and leaving women desperate

The Guardian - US

Shock of the old: nine of the most risky, reckless and ravishing celebrity pets

While the rest of us make do with a much-loved dog or cat, famous people often cast their net a little wider. Raccoon, anyone?

The Guardian - UK

On my radar: Marcelino Sambé’s cultural highlights

The Royal Ballet principal dancer on his favourite performance art, a surprising black comedy, and a musical that made him question everything

The Guardian - UK

Queen Camilla kicks off New Year with bold decision as she's branded no 'fussy traditionalist'

Queen Camilla kicked off the New Year with an intriguing choice for one of her projects and it's seen her dubbed a 'tremendous sport'

Woman & Home

Night Swim ending explained: director Bryce McGuire teases a potential sequel

We break down the ending of Blumhouse's Night Swim

Total Film

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Do you set family goals at New Year? Nope, me neither, but I spoke to a psychologist, and here’s why we might want to start

Setting goals for the New Year for your family might not be something you've considered - a psychologist has revealed the reasons you should start.

The Guardian - AU

Jobseekers say Australia’s employment system forcing them into jobs with ‘terrible hours, conditions and pay’

Workers claim they have been forced to clean up human faeces, had payments cut off after a death in the family and have had to cancel work to attend provider appointments

The Independent UK

Suspect charged over antisemitic attack on Jewish couple on way to Beverly Hills synagogue

Between 7 October and 7 December, antisemitic incidents reached the highest level ever for a two-month period

The Guardian - UK

‘Everything is in jeopardy’: how new UK visa rules will tear families apart

The £38,700 salary requirement is forcing students, workers and couples to rip up their plans in frustration and distress

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WhatToWatch

Doctors spoilers: Is Ruhma Carter in BIG TROUBLE?

Airs Tuesday 12 December 2023 at 1:45pm on BBC1.

The Guardian - UK

Eileen review – Anne Hathaway is magnetic in uneven neo-noir thriller

Director William Oldroyd follows Lady Macbeth with the tale of a woman dazzled by a glamorous colleague in small-town Massachusetts

The Conversation

Why men in 19th century Wales dressed as women to protest taxation

South-west Wales was reeling in the wake of social unrest in November 1843. There had been a series of protests over several years by farmers furious at taxation levels, mainly attacking tollgates. Often, the men involved dressed as women and were therefore known in Welsh as Merched Beca (Rebecca’s daughters).…

The Independent UK

Eileen review: Anne Hathaway seduces and beguiles her way through a twisty thriller

Thomasin McKenzie co-stars in this ice-cold noir in which two mysterious women let their lust draw them towards disturbing fates

Evening Standard

Eileen movie review: desire runs riot in this Ottessa Moshfegh adaptation

Eileen is the drabbest of them all... until glamourous new prison psychiatrist Rebecca comes swanning into town, that is

The Guardian - UK

Ottessa Moshfegh: ‘Everyone asked me why I had written such a disgusting female character’

Before My Year of Rest and Relaxation, the author published Eileen, a dark noir about another disaffected woman. As it comes to the screen, she looks back on the extreme reaction to her complex heroine

Marie Claire

Anne Hathaway Is in Her Blonde Bob Era

This transformation is true movie magic.

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