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A documentary retells the story of the largest DNA manhunt in history. Plus: a lead is being witheld
pictures & video
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Directed by Julia Ducournau, Raw is a French-Belgian horror film about a vegetarian woman who becomes a cannibal after being forced to eat raw rabbit liver during a veterinarian school initiation
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Scarlett Johansson was the guest host on NBC’s Saturday Night Live and starred in a sketch featuring a Trump-loving dog called Max
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The season seven teaser trailer for Game of Thrones, using the sigils of the warring factions in the series
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Actor Nicole Kidman tells Australian radio station KIIS FM on Thursday that her unusual style of ‘seal clapping’ at the Oscars was to protect her diamond rings
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The new Folio Society edition of the novel sees The Sandman cover artist recreate Gaiman’s oddball cast of gods and men, including Shadow Moon’s totemic face and the bright red sari of Mama-ji
culture webchats
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You may know him as ever-so-nice Matthew Crawley from Downton Abbey – but he’s turned into an all-American badass for new film The Guest. Dan Stevens answered readers questions
No more Mr Nice Guy: Viv Groskop’s recent interview
you may have missed
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John Crace scrutinises the attempt by libertarian Nick Adams to become a real American
what we're reading
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Some of the most beloved hit-songs over the past 20 years were written by a swede. For the first time Max Martin tells his story in a world exclusive interview.
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How the author teaches young readers to confront problems and be resilient.
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The transformation of the World Trade Center site was hampered to a shameful degree by the intransigent self-interest of both individuals and institutions. Although all major construction schemes face tremendous problems, the rebuilding encapsulates everything that is wrong with urban development in a period when, as in so many other aspects of our public life, the good of the many is sacrificed to the gain of the few.
the big picture
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He used colour for daytime and black and white for night. Jim Grover on how he photographed the traders, commuters and hedonists of one very British street
The return of erotic cinema