Sarah Ditum

In his latest collection, The Land and Its People, the great comic essayist gets bitten by a dog and pokes fun at the perpetually offended

Charli xcx is having a death summer. Music, Fashion, Film — her first proper album since 2024's season-defining Brat , and her second if you include

Charli xcx’s death drive

The embattled former Cambridge professor’s autobiography, Great and Unfortunate Things, feels precision-tooled to flatter the biases of the sappiest white liberals

Reports suggest the cast and crew of the billion-dollar grossing original are stalling over signing up for a follow-up — and they might be right

Time to resurrect public information films that teach us not to litter or to muck about with fire, electricity and water

Being at the centre of a media storm is isolating and horrible, but the academic’s plagiarism had become a serious story that deserved scrutiny

When the subject of massive media attention takes their own life, should journalists take the blame? On Friday, Jason Arday apparently died by suicide.

In a commodified world that now seems inescapable we score each other on dating apps as casually as we might a vacuum cleaner or a takeaway

In The Castle, Jon Ronson meets a series of men who cannot find their place in the 21st century, whether they’re the heir of a steel magnate or a gardener