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[ad_1] 6. Make clothes from unexpected materials During World War Two, materials were carefully rationed, inspiring the government at the time to set up its famous...
[ad_1] (Image credit: Warner Bros) Including Elemental, The Flash, Indiana Jones and Spider-Man – Nicholas Barber lists this month’s unmissable releases. (Credit: 21 Laps Entertainment) 1....
[ad_1] The Truman Show also formulates how life can be lived for the entertainment of others. Now, we can all become Trumans thanks to widespread access...
[ad_1] As before, the cleverness and craftsmanship are so staggering that they make the directors of every other animation seem as if they aren’t trying. But...
[ad_1] The debate will no doubt continue as will, in all likelihood, the practice of revising classic books although after the fierce debate over the Dahl...
[ad_1] Others re-think their washing habits due to concerns for the environment or rising electricity costs. (As for the denim bros, Szabo says most are driven...
[ad_1] 12. Black Mirror After a four-year break, the ominous, playful Black Mirror returns for its sixth season, arriving at a time when fears about technology...
[ad_1] However the rise of digital technology in the 21st Century, resulting in filmmaking becoming cheaper, has led to a revival of independent Indian cinema in recent years,...
[ad_1] From the darkness of Mulholland Drive to the soaring sweep of Twin Peaks, Angelo Badalamenti created the soundscape that accompanies director David Lynch’s vision. The...
[ad_1] It’s perhaps a testament to something else, too: the unsolvable mystery of its author’s deepest self, and the space that creates within the text for...
[ad_1] “What gives me hope,” Johnson tells BBC Culture, “is that the majority of the country is against book bans. The fact that the bans are...
[ad_1] On-screen, what’s interesting is how effective these various films have been in showing how a horrifying collective blindness around what constitutes consent runs deep –...
[ad_1] “I’m 43, on the edge of Generation X and Millennial, and my attitude has always been: money seems cool, I would really like to have...
[ad_1] Full list of votes by critic, in alphabetical order: Khyrunnisa A – Children’s author, India1. Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (Lewis Carroll, 1865)2. A Prefect’s Uncle...
[ad_1] Over the years, BBC Culture has conducted major polls of film and TV critics, experts and industry figures from around the world to decide on...
[ad_1] They certainly reached for Brown Girl Dreaming. Woodson admits to having been stunned by the breadth of readers who got in touch after its publication...
[ad_1] 5. The Hobbit (words and illustrations by JRR Tolkien, 1937) The classic fantasy novel The Hobbit is set in Middle Earth, and follows the journey...
[ad_1] Dahl, Nikolajeva believes, “is one of the most colourful and light-hearted children’s writers”. But for all the funniness and dazzling linguistic acrobatics of his prose,...
[ad_1] The book has also endured because while its details are delightfully specific – the look of the outlandish monsters, the white wolf suit, the fact...
[ad_1] There is logic to the breakdown of live action and animation here. Even half-humans are played by actors while everyone else is animated, including Ariel’s...