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Biopic demonstrates Queen members’ control over the singer’s legacy and memory
Presumed innocent: a history of adolescent sexuality
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Political correctness hasn’t gone mad. It has made us nicer
It’s time to reclaim the phrase that bigots use to criticise tolerant, open-minded discourse
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Connecting people with their environment is crucial for the survival of human beings
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The sexual politics have dated but the themes of Miloš Forman’s classic remain potent and urgent
From the Burren to Belfast: Sean Lynch removes our heritage from its neat packaging
The artist asks probing questions about everything from the Burren interpretive centre to the Belfast Titanic Experience
Chris Kraus: ‘The more seriously you take something, the funnier it is’
The US writer’s seminal novel about a curious love triangle is a touchstone for feminists. But don’t expect its author to take herself too seriously
Unthinkable: Are parents entitled to rule their children?
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