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Does sexism really bug Silicon Valley?
A high-profile sacking at Google has exposed tech’s ‘women’ problem
Curb Your Enthusiasm: Five pretty good Larry David moments
From ice cream etiquette to Larry’s tribute to a beloved aunt
Millennials are wrong to sneer at getting drunk – it’s one of life’s greatest pleasures
According to a new survey, young people think drinking to excess is ‘pathetic’. It’s time my generation lightened up
Rock stars through the lens
David Montgomery and Gered Mankowitz share the stories behind their famous photographs of Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones and other rock ‘n’ roll stars
Hairclubbing in Soho
Henry Jeffreys pays a visit to the trendy London salon with a cocktail bar in its basement
Gallery: Turner Prize 2017 exhibition
The work of this year’s nominees has gone on display at Hull’s Ferens Art Gallery
The 60s underground press revisited: Barry Miles Q&A
A new book and exhibition are honouring the legacy of the magazines that formed a key part of 1960s counter-culture
As the left surges back, Marxism’s bloody legacy is covered up
Monuments to the victims of fascism exist everywhere, but communism’s victims are hardly remembered at all
The Age of the Outraged is killing all my best gags
It’s difficult enough to pen a joke that ‘lands’, but getting it past the censors is even worse
Exhibition preview: Autumn at Serpentine Galleries
Off-kilter photographs and iPhone enhanced paintings are going on show at the Hyde Park gallery
TfL’s Uber ban is anti-women, anti-youth and anti-London
I’m not really into politics but the decision to ban Uber today has shocked me more than pretty much any…
Philip K Dick: Five of his best books
The author who inspired Blade Runner wrote with an extraordinary prescience about the future
Move over Bond – Kingsman are the real spy masters
The film franchise is perfect for those who miss the wit and eccentricity of old 007 movies
We cannot afford to sit back and watch: robot wars are something to fear
From Lethal Autonomous Weapons to tiny nano-drones, the warfare technology in development is thoroughly alarming
Unlike father, unlike son: the Whitehalls’ double act
One’s crabby and conservative, while the other is genial and impeccably PC. No wonder Jack and his dad Michael make such compelling TV
Jordan Peterson and the transgender wars
The psychology professor is in trouble with the transgender crowd. He is also one of the foremost thinkers of our age
Singles-only parties should be disastrous. They’re actually divine
Guests are there for the craic – and the relief of all being in the same boat together
A handy guide to the Tories for the under-10s
The Conservatives used to have big ideas and shout a lot; now they’re frightened of looking silly
A cut above
Our new columnist shares excerpts from her bestselling lifestyle guide, If I Can Do It, So Can You!
The Peugeot 3008 is a family car, but a slick one at that
Looks-wise, it’s classy without being too showy-offy
London Film Festival 2017’s most pretentious previews
Cate Blanchett’s multiple manifestos, an art house Jungle Book and a moonwalking Islamist are on their way to LFF
Open all year: London’s hidden gems
A selection of beautiful buildings and museums that are open to the public all year round
Autumn 2017: The best new TV shows to catch
Curb Your Enthusiasm, Star Trek and a return to the Blue Planet are all on the way
Exhibition preview: Basquiat at the Barbican
Boom for Real is Britain’s first major Basquiat show
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Tom Kerridge: 'I was a latchkey kid'
Chef and food writer Tom Kerridge talks to Lara and Olivia about the joy of corn beef and growing up on free school meals.
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