The perils of accidental rewilding
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In an age of "enshittification", Wes Anderson's movies offer us the joy of precision
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A Wes Anderson retrospective invites us to revel in the director’s uncompromising precision
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From hybrid swarms of rice to dogs mixed with wolves, science journalist Richard Pallardy investigates what happens when domesticated plants and animals creep back into nature
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Lily Allen’s "West End Girl" is banging - but it's not feminist, argue two academics
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Wes Anderson super-fan @jessicafurseth.bsky.social heads to the film director's retrospective at @designmuseum.bsky.social to unpick the secrets of his enduring appeal
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"A sector like academia, in which you have to self-fund the necessary qualifications to advance, is closed to a great majority of the population"
A philosopher and a historian analyse @thelilyallen.bsky.social's West End Girl
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As she hits the road on tour, Lily Allen’s latest release has got everyone talking about non-monogamy - but it tells an age old story
