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Arts Telegraph 23/07/2021 09:46:22 PM Royal Shakespeare Company It’s a shame golden oldies like Tom Jones aren’t cool enough for the Mercury Prize The Mercury Prize has always championed exciting young talent, but it might do the award some good to see established artists in the running Old, review: M Night Shyamalan is back, with a more deranged plot than ever Why John Lydon and the Sex Pistols hate each other John Lydon's court battle with his former bandmates is the latest skirmish in a decades-old war. Will there ever be peace? Uprising, episode 3 review: a fierce, urgent and eloquent document of racial history The Government has made the nation paranoid – and now our galleries face doom Rules and apps are deterring the public from our once-thriving cultural institutions. This cannot become the norm Masks or no masks? For the culture industry, Freedom Day brings nothing but confusion Theatres want Covid passports; clubs and cinemas don't. Some theatres will keep social distancing; some won't. Confused? You're not alone What does Boris’s lockdown announcement mean for theatres, festivals and nightclubs? If most remaining restrictions are lifted in the UK on July 19, the arts industry can largely return to normal ByTelegraph Reporters 5 Jul 2021, 5:29pm ‘The end of the UK touring industry’: Blur on why the EU needs to let British music play Already decimated by the pandemic, British live music faces another looming disaster: European intransigence as musicians tour post-Brexit When British culture is in crisis, Oliver Dowden’s gaffes aren’t so funny The Culture Secretary is the ministerial equivalent of The Play That Goes Wrong. In our Covid-induced plight, it's less comic than tragic The Government has made the nation paranoid – and now our galleries face doom Rules and apps are deterring the public from our once-thriving cultural institutions. This cannot become the norm I'm a plummy-voiced bloke. Just a Minute needed a change I am pleased, relieved and truly very happy that my friend Sue Perkins is going to be in the chair shell be brilliant I may be a grandmother – but nothing will stop me dancing at ‘Radio 4 in a field’ The comedy writer Jan Etherington meets the boss of Latitude - and explains why the Suffolk festival has become her spiritual home We mustn’t stamp ‘creative friction’ out of the arts to satisfy online puritans From Bernhardt and Duse to Olivier and Gielgud, weve always needed interpersonal tension to make great art and good entertainment Old, review: M Night Shyamalan is back, with a more deranged plot than ever Jolt, review: a laughably bad Crank rip-off – Kate Beckinsale, be ashamed The RSC’s new Comedy of Errors is gimmicky but unexpectedly topical Folkestone Triennial is reviving the former resort town, but this year's edition is hit and miss The World to Come, review: a frontier love story that throbs with passion Off the Rails, review: Kelly Preston’s final film is a threadbare travel comedy Why John Lydon and the Sex Pistols hate each other The Sly Stone mystery: why ‘the JD Salinger of Soul’ disappeared The wild rise and fall of rock trailblazer Roky Erickson How Southgate You’re the One made Atomic Kitten whole again Madonna, Sean Penn, and the toxic, tempestuous marriage that inspired True Blue ‘Hard, fast, nasty, disgusting’: why Motorhead’s No Sleep ’Til Hammersmith is the perfect rock album What’s on TV tonight: Diana's Decades, Uprising, The South Bank Awards and more Your complete guide to the weeks television, films and sport, across terrestrial and digital platforms The naffest Bond? Why Moonraker is the most influential film of 2021 ‘Like fighting a war’: how hurricanes and mad stunts nearly sunk the Pirates of the Caribbean films Why Oliver Stone’s JFK is the greatest lie Hollywood ever told In the golden age of British war films, one star outshone the rest ‘I didn’t know who Ricky Gervais was’: David Brent’s Office co-workers tell all Hollywood’s blackmailer-in-chief: the dirty cop behind Confidential, the tabloid the stars feared Uprising, episode 3 review: a fierce, urgent and eloquent document of racial history What’s on TV tonight: Diana's Decades, Uprising, The South Bank Awards and more ByTelegraph Reporters 22 Jul 2021, 1:27pm My challenge to the BBC – if you’re not biased, face your critics and prove it We mustn’t stamp ‘creative friction’ out of the arts to satisfy online puritans Piracy is hurting Black Widow – and Hollywood only has itself to blame The release strategy of Marvel's latest was bad for cinemas and good for torrenters. Who could have predicted that? Old, review: M Night Shyamalan is back, with a more deranged plot than ever Jolt, review: a laughably bad Crank rip-off – Kate Beckinsale, be ashamed What’s on TV tonight: Diana's Decades, Uprising, The South Bank Awards and more ByTelegraph Reporters 22 Jul 2021, 1:27pm Summer reading: 75 best books to take on holiday in 2021, from crime to history The Telegraph's regular reviewers select the very best books of the year so far ByTelegraph Reporters 21 Jul 2021, 2:04pm Who is JR Moehringer, Prince Harry’s ‘super ghost writer’? The award-winning journalist is driven by complex father-son relationships readers should be salivating, the Palace should be very afraid The best (and worst) novels of 2021 so far In this regularly updated guide, our critics review the best of the year's fiction and suggest a few books to avoid ByFrancesca Carington 19 Jul 2021, 11:59am Snubbed by Ray Charles, lured in by a phony Marilyn: the sad life of an autograph hunter Adam Andrusier's memoir, Two Hitlers and a Marilyn, offers a window into the strange world of of signature-collectors The Government has made the nation paranoid – and now our galleries face doom Rules and apps are deterring the public from our once-thriving cultural institutions. This cannot become the norm Folkestone Triennial is reviving the former resort town, but this year's edition is hit and miss Get to the National Gallery pronto – and gaze upon Bellotto’s astounding Königstein Views A ‘problematic’ artwork row proves the Tories can be as illiberal as the next social-justice warrior Pressure from local councillors to remove an Essex art installation is the worst kind of hypocrisy from the so-called party of free speech It’s a shame golden oldies like Tom Jones aren’t cool enough for the Mercury Prize Why John Lydon and the Sex Pistols hate each other The Crown wanted scenes of bottles being thrown at the Queen, John Lydon tells Sex Pistols court case The 50 best jokes and funniest one-liners from the Edinburgh Fringe over the years ‘You were born with Mr Blobby – I wasn’t’: comedian Olga Koch on swapping Russia for Britain The genius of the genesis of Les Dawson's mother-in-law joke - The Lost Tapes, review The RSC’s new Comedy of Errors is gimmicky but unexpectedly topical We mustn’t stamp ‘creative friction’ out of the arts to satisfy online puritans Hamlet, review: Ian McKellen’s ‘age-blind’ prince can’t fool the audience – however good his stamina The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD review - a fascinating inflection point for Nintendo's famous adventure FIFA 22 hands-on preview: how HyperMotion, machine learning and next-gen net physics are shaping the new season's game Mario Golf: Super Rush review: an enjoyable round of crazy golf, but lacks oomph We mustn’t stamp ‘creative friction’ out of the arts to satisfy online puritans Graham Vick: the man who took Birmingham Opera to the (literal) abattoir The best classical CDs and DVDs of 2021 so far, from Brahms to Nicola Benedetti I'm a plummy-voiced bloke. Just a Minute needed a change Sue Perkins to host Just a Minute? Oh yes – without hesitation Have claims of the death of comedy been greatly exaggerated? Advertisement Uprising, episode 3 review: a fierce, urgent and eloquent document of racial history The Government has made the nation paranoid – and now our galleries face doom Rules and apps are deterring the public from our once-thriving cultural institutions. 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Daily Mail 23/07/2021 09:46:08 PM THEATRE: Emma Corrin is an amazingly assured stage presence in Anna X at the Harold Pinter Theatre and Joseph Charlton is a clever playwright share Anna X review: Emma Corrin is an amazingly assured stage presence FICTION: From Rivka Galchen's triumphant novel to Daughters Of The Labyrinth by Ruth Padel, a tense tale by Jordan Tannahill and Vaseem Khan's latest, this week's best new fiction  share This week's best new fiction  NON-FICTION: Hogarth understands that life is never one thing or another but always 'in progress': Jacqueline Riding's new biography is excellent share Hogarth review: Jacqueline Riding's new biography is excellent DEBORAH ROSS: A magical musical spoof... and a very risqué Do-Re-Mi  Television is finally returning to something like normal now we've seen off the football. CRAIG BROWN: Strange genius of the rare book dealer who made me an offer I just had to refuse... in the garden of a Wiltshire pub  CLASSICAL: South Pacific, starring Julian Ovenden at the Chichester Festival Theatre, deserves to be seen, especially if it transfers to the West End  share South Pacific review: Deserves to be seen FILM: Nowhere Special, starring James Norton, is one of those small, sombre films that tugs at the heartstrings and then tugs some more  share Nowhere Special review: Tugs at the heartstrings MUSIC: Endless delight: Among this year's special releases for Record Store Day is a handsome set comprising Randy Newman's last seven albums share Randy Newman boxset review: Endless delight Pure, not prissy: Indian at its best 12 shares TOM PARKER BOWLES: Modern Indian cooking at its best Raise your glass to '31 Days of German Riesling' - and with a bundle of offers available nationwide, this is the perfect time to taste for yourself  138 shares OLLY SMITH: Raise your glass to '31 Days of German Riesling' Despite the fact that we're now confined to the home with our mad toddlers, there is one upside: children these days have plenty of apps and games to keep us all occupied 5 shares ROB WAUGH: Games that are ideal for the self-isolating parent Relax, Gareth Southgate's got this... says me, the man who called him barely useless!  share PIERS MORGAN: Relax, Gareth Southgate's got this From Schmigadoon!, a charming, all-singing comedy to new drama Gold Diggers, the best on demand TV to watch this week   share The best on demand TV to watch this week   Celeste is English enough to be fairly restrained, which makes it all the more powerful when she does let rip: Her songs range from middling to majestic  share Celeste review: Her songs range from middling to majestic  There are some meaty parts in Le Comte Ory at Garsington Festival Opera, all really well taken by a strong cast... what's not to like?  share Le Comte Ory review: What's not to like? Scarlett Johansson is terrific as Natasha Ramanoff in Black Widow but even better is British actress Florence Pugh as her seriously estranged sister  share Black Widow review: Scarlett Johansson is terrific as Natasha Ramanoff Nick is played with sweaty desperation by Daniel Lapaine: The performances in The Invisible Hand at the Kiln Theatre are top-notch share The Invisible Hand review: The performances are top-notch Pain is part of being human, and by trying to understand it we can reduce and manage it, says Monty Lyman in this accessible and well-written book  share The Painful Truth: An accessible and well-written book  From a timely thriller by Charlotte Philby to Injury Time by Duncan Hamilton, Douglas Kennedy's wily plot and Miranda Cowley Heller's debut, this week's best new fiction share This week's best new fiction

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