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Which syllables should be stressed is a cause of stress – so here’s a guide

In Argentina you might think you’re sitting down for the evening meal. But you’re not. Not even close

After years of misinterpretation, François Ozon’s blank and beautiful movie truly understands the Camus classic

Hugh Bonneville’s World Cup W1A spin-off founders on flabby dialogue and grating new characters

In his only UK interview for Father Mother Sister Brother, the director opens up about his films, his inspirations and why he hates rehearsals

Actor Benjamin Voisin, star of a new movie version of the French classic, believes there is ‘something admirable’ in murderous anti-hero Meursault

Surprise! The men who want women to be submissive and domestic aren’t really motivated by protection or tradition – but by hostile sexism

The hit mismatched buddy show with Sir Ben Kingsley swaps spectacle for messy, fragile lives

Violence and cruelty lurk at the lavishly appointed finishing school for daughters of the patriarchal regime

The once-mighty website’s ‘failure’ exposes a fatal flaw in what’s expected of millennial media

Movies intended to make you scream with fright are everywhere. Ones to make you scream with laughter, not so much

Emilijia Skarnulyte’s work finds the beauty in painful history and the modern in myth

I popped in to get some admin done, and found a man loudly trying to pitch an AI-based start-up to some investors. It was unbearable

Calls for Ye’s London gigs to be cancelled over his racism and bigotry are causing a backlash on social media

The No Kings protests were heartening - but they exposed an absence of younger stars willing to stand up

The Fab Four’s leading historian Mark Lewisohn is trying to finish his definitive trilogy – just as AI and algorithms start to rewrite their story

A new exhibition explores his radical transformation from law professor to abstract art rebel

The 1992 documentary series that captivated a nation and anticipated reality TV is finding a new audience

Dead Pioneers are ferocious – and furious about stolen lands and centuries of being erased

A new history finds divisions that predate colonialism - and suggests that the future might be federal

The notion that innovation is value-free conceals the political and ideological agendas behind it

An approach in a pub led to a seat at a ceremony of what was once considered Britain’s most secretive organisation

The abstract painter wanted to make art like he was ‘rushing through a battlefield’ – so he started using his feet as brushes

The origin of the hat’s name comes from the location of berries used to dye its felt

A French reality TV star gained national attention by outraging the viewing public. What followed was tragedy

People are being incentivised to do increasingly extreme things online to gain attention – and money. But this new culture is reducing people’s chances of intimacy in the real world

Noah Wyle is exceptional in the best medical drama for years

Sometimes daft and sometimes otherworldly, the all-consuming world of BTS, Blackpink and K-Pop Demon Hunters stands apart from the rest of popular culture

The Swedish pop queen is back with a taboo-smashing exploration of female desire during pregnancy – and you can dance to it

A new exhibition explores the terrifying beauty of work inspired by the epic poem Metamorphoses

Liam Byrne has written another note – this time on how the government can find its own story and stop Reform. Will No 10 listen?