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Florence Pugh is magnificent in Netflixâs poetic East of Eden â review (opens the original)
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Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Membership today. Novels donât come much more ambitious than John Steinbeckâs East of Eden, a 600-page doorstopper, covering three generations of life in rural California. And so, any adaptation of the book must be commensurately grand in scope. Itâs a perfect source, then, for a lush, thoughtful new Netflix mini-series, which can unfurl the tragedy of the Trask family, page by page. Ada
Sharon Horgan is TV royalty but her new show Youth lacks teeth â review (opens the original)
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Now that Irish multi-hyphenate (writer-actor-comedian) Sharon Horganâs most recent shows have aired on big American streamers like Apple TV and HBO Max, is it time to concede that she has transcended her origins on BBC Three and Channel 4 and âgone Hollywoodâ? You can hardly blame her. Horgan â now 56 â is back with a new show, Youth, a side-eyed look at ageing and finally getting your flowers later in life. Alex (Sharon Horgan) is a divorced literary agent in her mid-fifties. With her
Slow Horses season 6 â Very predictable but with a dashing Bond hopeful at its heart (opens the original)
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Perhaps you have started eyeing your thermostat, thinking about inching the heating up. Possibly youâve seen the green of tree leaves becoming tinged with brown. Maybe youâve noticed Halloween decorations in Tesco or seasonal favourites returning to Starbucks. Or, among all these perennial harbingers of autumnâs return, itâs conceivable that it is the reappearance of Slow Horses, Appleâs beloved adaptation of Mick Herronâs spy novels, that tells you that summer is over. Remember Stru
Saturday Night Live UK review â Jeff Goldblum will do anything for attention (opens the original)
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When it was first announced that Saturday Night Live would transfer to the UK, I called the show âdoomedâ. I was writing on a heady wave of confidence. British audiences are derisive about importing American formats, the showâs cast of young comics seemed absent of the necessary star power, and the series was due to air on Sky One, a channel that no one (except, perhaps, Richard Branson and the Duke of Westminster) can afford. It looked doomed. And yet the show is back now for a second ser
Saturday Night Live UK review â Jeff Goldblum will do anything for attention (opens the original)
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When it was first announced that Saturday Night Live would transfer to the UK, I called the show âdoomedâ. I was writing on a heady wave of confidence. British audiences are derisive about importing American formats, the showâs cast of young comics seemed absent of the necessary star power, and the series was due to air on Sky One, a channel that no one (except, perhaps, Richard Branson and the Duke of Westminster) can afford. It looked doomed. And yet the show is back now for a second ser
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