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Jimmy Fallon apologizes for wearing blackface in resurfaced SNL sketch
Late-night host said he ‘made a terrible decision’ after clip of him impersonating Chris Rock in 2000 went viral
Read more » | Desktop version »Ricky Tomlinson’s criminal convictions to be re-examined
Appeal court to look again at case of Royle Family actor after claims he may have been unjustly jailed
Read more » | Desktop version »Australia's cultural sector is haemorrhaging money, but the federal government isn't interested in stemming the flow | Ben Eltham
With the arts crying out for a federal stimulus package, a patchwork of state and territory subsidies has emerged to fill the gap. Will it be enough?
Read more » | Desktop version »Episodes: Matt LeBlanc plays himself in a gleeful skewering of the Hollywood machine
Not quite pure parody, this meta comedy series pulls back the curtains on television and fame
Read more » | Desktop version »Southbank Centre warns it may have to stay closed until spring 2021
London arts organisation calls for more funds as Covid-19 lockdown hits cash reserves
Read more » | Desktop version »Sandi Toksvig: 'I came out, and the tabloid press thought I was Cruella de Vil'
Now a national treasure, the comedian and presenter was once vilified for being gay. She talks about those dark days, the lighter side of lockdown and why Bake Off was just another gig
Read more » | Desktop version »Riverdale: a campy, maximalist romp that leans into its own post-comic book absurdity
Series decouples from its source material it increasingly approaches self-aware greatness
Read more » | Desktop version »Paapa Essiedu: 'Michaela Coel captures the reality of lives that I recognise'
Since his electrifying breakthrough as a hip-hopping Hamlet, the actor hasn’t stopped. He talks about overcoming challenges and his role in the provocative new BBC series from the creator of Chewing Gum
Read more » | Desktop version »Rutger Bregman: 'classic household set-up' may allow abuse to go unchecked
Historian responds to increase in domestic violence in lockdown during online Hay festival talk
Read more » | Desktop version »'We built a dragon habitat': readers share stories of lockdown life with kids
We asked Guardian readers to share with us the inventive ways you’re entertaining your kids in lockdown. Here’s what you told us
Read more » | Desktop version »On my radar: Lisa Taddeo's cultural highlights
The American author on rewatching Revolutionary Road, Connecticut’s finest sushi restaurant – and the joy of jigsaws
Read more » | Desktop version »What next for the arts? Rufus Norris and Maria Balshaw swap notes
The boss of the National Theatre and director of Tate Gallery discuss how culture has been hit by – and responded to – Covid-19, and what happens post-lockdown
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