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Take it easy between Christmas and New Year with pre-prepped dishes and the joys of soup, says our panel of practical wizards
There’s a knack to feeding a crowd, so before we talk specific dishes, let…
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Even at four, I could see Father Christmas for who he really was – especially as he smelled of Old Spice
As a child, I was an amateur detective; a master of argument and the suspicious side-eye. The a…
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With yacht deaths, shocking sex and a twisted love triangle, Marisa Abela stole the show in the year’s wildest drama. She opens up about why her HBO banking drama is just getting going
Marisa Abela wa…
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Is Avril Lavigne really dead? Can Michael Sheen save us from chemical poisoning? And exactly how X-rated does Lily Allen get? Here are our top picks of the year’s hottest podcasts
It’s almost 40 years…
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Who is a god of TV? Who has magical chemistry? And who deserves to be lightning-bolted for bad behaviour? Here are Guardian readers’ best shows of the year
(Netflix) My favourite show of 2024. It seem…
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When the millennium dawned Britain’s nightlife was as strong as it had ever been. Now, 25 years later the situation is very different – but not all change has been bad, DJs and promoters say
It’s enou…
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Toninho Geraes has alleged in a lawsuit the British pop star plagiarised his track Mulheres in her Million Years Ago song
The British pop superstar Adele is not on tour in Brazil at the moment, but he…
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From edge-of-seat chases to sexy role-playing, Guardian writers pick their most memorable scenes from films released in the US this year
Spoilers ahead
Amy Adams’s canine transformation in Marielle Hel…
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Be it the understated romance of Japanese epic Shōgun, Danny Dyer’s tree sex in Rivals or Adam Brody risking his career for love – this was the year TV stole hearts
‘I’m going to declare this an area…
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Nicholas Hoult plays a wannabe far-right martyr, and Law and Tye Sheridan the feds on his tail, in a well-cast if anticlimactic true-crime tale
Justin Kurzel directs a workmanlike true-crime thriller …
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