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BBC workplace review: Will bad behaviour now be called out?
Samir Shah's anger was obvious, the BBC chairman's voice shaking with fury as he delivered his message of change. "If you think you're too…
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Culture
‘Real Women Have Curves’ Review: Broadway Musical Celebrates a Vibrant Community of Women With Joy and Heart
The Latina seamstresses at a dressmaking workshop in East L.A. express their credo at the top of the new musical “Real Women Have Curves.”…
Celebrity
‘Dead Outlaw’ Review: Rambunctious Mummy Musical is Weird But Wildly Entertaining
Unlike the mobile British corpse in “Operation Mincemeat,” the traveling American cadaver in the Broadway musical “Dead Outlaw” has a far…
Business
China says CK Hutchison’s ports deal must not try to avoid antitrust review
China’s top market regulator said on Sunday (Apr 27) that it was paying close attention to CK Hutchison’s planned sale of most of its…
Culture
‘Just in Time’ Review: Jonathan Groff Plays Bobby Darin in a Lackluster Bio-Jukebox on Broadway
It might be time to call it quits on biographical jukebox musicals. “Jersey Boys” ignited a trend, but its many spawn have been mostly…
Culture
Sault Return to Sumptuous R&B (and Sly Michael Jackson References) With Stealth-Released ‘X’: Album Review
Stealth has always been part of the U.K. R&B collective Sault’s methodology and mystique: The prolific and partially anonymous group, led…
Culture
‘Until Dawn’ Review: The Interactive Survival Horror Video Game Becomes a Grab Bag of a Slasher Movie in Which Nothing’s at Stake
As indicated by the recent announcement that there’s going to be a “John Wick 5,” death in the movies simply isn’t what it used to be.…
Celebrity
‘Friendship’ Review: Tim Robinson Brings His Masochistic Cringe Comedy to a Scattershot Satire of Male Bonding
When you first see Tim Robinson, he may remind you of a lot of other rubber-faced, madcap-furious walking-id comedians. With his grim…
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‘Bullet Train Explosion’ Review: A Reality-Based Runaway Train Movie That Stays on the Rails
Even at their most fantastical, high-concept blockbusters can prompt audiences to contemplate what might happen if their circumstances…
Fashion
Shein ‘Welcomes’ Review of De Minimis Rule in Britain
LONDON— Retailers operating in the U.K. have welcomed a decision by the Treasury to review the controversial de minimis loophole that…
Culture
Argentina’s Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso Bring Their Explosive Live Show to New York’s Bowery Ballroom: Concert Review
Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso are a Latin/hip-hop/multi-genre duo who are superstars in their native Argentina and much of Latin America, but…
Business
Frasers Hospitality Trust undergoes strategy review
Frasers Hospitality Trust (FHT) is undergoing a strategy review, though there is currently no certainty if its existing business strategy…
Business
Frasers Hospitality Trust undergoes strategic review
Frasers Hospitality Trust (FHT) is undergoing a strategy review, though there is currently no certainty if its existing business strategy…
Culture
‘Floyd Collins’ Review: Jeremy Jordan and a Stellar Score Shine in a Shadowy Broadway Musical
Spelunking is not exactly a go-to subject for a musical. Yet Adam Guettel and Tina Landau saw something in the true story of Floyd…
Business
‘Drop Dead City’ Review: A Gripping Look at How New York City Almost Went Bankrupt in 1975, Foreshadowing the Current Moment
“Drop Dead City” falls into a category of documentary I think of as wonkish but gripping. Produced and directed by Peter Yost and Michael…
Celebrity
‘Becoming Madonna’ Review: It Comes on as a Look at Madonna’s Early Days, but Most of This Archivally Rich, Dramatically Scrappy Doc Is Set Long After She Became Madonna
as welcome as it is to see "Becoming Madonna" focus on Madonna’s interface with gay culture, the film becomes way too fixated on replaying…
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Review into body armour for prison staff after Abedi HMP Frankland attack
The Prison Service will conduct a snap review into whether protective body armour should be made available to front-line staff, the…
Culture
Ramy Youssef’s Animated Sitcom ‘#1 Happy Family USA’ Is More Poignant Than Funny: TV Review
The fourth episode of “Ramy,” the semi-autobiographical Hulu show starring and co-created by namesake comedian Ramy Youssef, took the…
Culture
Netflix’s ‘Ransom Canyon’ Is Horny, Absurd and Ridiculously Entertaining: TV Review
Following the massive successes of its cozy comfort series “Virgin River” and “Sweet Magnolias,” Netflix is doubling down on the genre —…
Culture
'Pangolin: Kulu's Journey' Review: This Netflix Doc Answered Questions I Didn't Know I Had About the World's Cutest, Strangest Creature
Standing at the intersection of adorable and otherworldly with its long tongue darting and its paws clutched cautiously, the pangolin is a…
Culture
‘John Proctor Is the Villain’ Review: Broadway Play Is a Powerful, Pop-Inflected Retort to ‘The Crucible’
The first word spoken in “John Proctor Is the Villain”is “sex,” a portent of things to come. Mr. Smith (Gabriel Ebert), a high school…
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‘Sacramento’ Review: Michael Cera in a Smart and Fluky Road Comedy About the Agony of Adulting
American movies overflow with arrested-development cases. (There’s something very American about that.) Yet it’s not every day that you…
Celebrity
‘Smash’ Review: TV-to-Stage Metamusical is a Fizzy, Fun Comedy With a Few Surprises for Fans
On the surface, “Smash”is a new backstage musical about the making of the fictional Broadway musical “Bombshell: The Marilyn Monroe…
News
‘The Teacher’ Review: A Powerful but Imbalanced West Bank Drama
With her feature debut “The Teacher,” Palestinian British filmmaker Farah Nabulsi attempts to shine a light on the absurd indignities of…