Arts and entertainment news from Guardian US
Arts
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In this extract from his new memoir Devil in a Coma, the alt-rocker recalls how Covid-19 put him in hospital for months this year – and gave him a series of hallucinogenic visions
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Coffee machines and new pyjamas may give instant gratification, but helping other people can leave a warm glow all year
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He is one of Hollywood’s hardest working and well-liked actors. As the next instalment of his epic Matrix series hits the big screen, Tom Lamont meets the famously thoughtful star
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Architect whose radically innovative buildings included the Pompidou Centre and the Lloyd’s of London building
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Cult Los Angeles lyricist reportedly attacked by group of people at Once Upon a Time festival in his home city
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The latest in our series of writers standing up for maligned films is a defence of Channing Tatum’s frenetic franchise starter
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The latest in our series of writers sticking up for maligned movies is a defence of the Arnie-free alien sequel
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The latest in our series of writers defending disliked films is a plea to reconsider a surprisingly idiosyncratic animated comedy
People
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He has made a career out of winding people up in everything from The Office to his Golden Globes speeches – but is the comedian’s bark worse than his bite?
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Babitz’s witty dispatches from Los Angeles featured everyone from Jim Morrison to Steve Martin and made her a cult figure to a generation
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The big picture
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Troves of works by these west coast pictorialists were lost during the second world war – but a new exhibition shows just how influential they were
Reviews
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5 out of 5 stars.
Music Lady Blackbird: Black Acid Soul – understated and utterly haunting
5 out of 5 stars.Marley Munroe finds her calling with an extraordinary collection of songs and performances that burn deep into you -
4 out of 5 stars.
Music Willow: Lately I Feel Everything – a talent that eclipses the showbiz backstory
4 out of 5 stars.The 21-year-old’s fourth album is a near-perfect collision of pop-punk, emo, alternative rock and metal nu and old -
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2 out of 5 stars.
Pictures & video
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The British photographer and author Johny Pitts has curated a series of images exploring Black identities in Europe. From Steve McQueen-inspired collage to a studio portrait with tomatoes, they explore feelings of displacement, community and belonging
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