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Gwilym Mumford

Gwilym Mumford

Editor / Culture Editor at The Guardian - Arts & Culture

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    • Entertainment
    • Music
    • Television Listings
    • Independent Film

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    Recent Articles

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    The Guide #182: Is Severance one of the most unlikely TV hits ever?

    In this week’s newsletter: Despite its huge budget, Apple’s series has all the hallmarks of an offbeat, slow-burn cult show – not the cultural juggernaut it’s become
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    The Guide #181: TV has given up on live music – but social media wo...

    In this week’s newsletter: The days of Top of the Pops every week and MTV Unplugged are long gone, but a slew of archive gold is now coursing through the internet
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    Oscars 2025 highlights: Anora sweeps awards with best picture, best...

    At the 97th Academy Awards, Sean Baker made history, while Adrien Brody, Mikey Madison, Zoe Saldaña and Kieran Culkin took acting prizes
    theguardian.com

    Baftas 2025: the red carpet, the ceremony, the winners – as it happ...

    It was goths galore on the red carpet, while David Tennant sang on stage and Conclave locked horns with The Brutalist. Here’s what happened at the 78th British academy film awards
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    Baftas 2025: the red carpet, the ceremony, the winners – live!

    It was goths galore on the red carpet, while David Tennant sang on stage and Conclave locked horns with The Brutalist. Here’s what happened at the 78th British academy film awards
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    The Guide #175: The Traitors – terrific escapism or flawed format?

    In this week’s newsletter: As the series reaches its finale we ponder who is going to win, who deserves to win – and if anyone really listens to ‘Traitor pop’
    theguardian.com

    The Guide #174: In praise of The Brutalist’s bladder-friendly inter...

    Brady Corbet’s three-hour American epic has a helpful 15-minute break – with Hollywood’s ever-escalating runtimes, shouldn’t this be the norm?
    theguardian.com

    The Guide #173: Why Netflix and Spotify don’t seem to care if we ar...

    In this week’s newsletter: From Spotify’s bland ghost artists to Netflix’s ‘will this do?’ roster of movies, have audiences succumbed to the age of distraction?
    theguardian.com

    Our readers on their pick of 2024’s best films, music, TV shows and...

    From sci-fi epics to investigate deep-dives, the Guide readers have their say on the year’s finest culture
    theguardian.com

    The Guide #170: All of Us Strangers to Charli xcx – our completely ...

    In this week’s newsletter: After a year packed full of content, I’ve picked my favourite shows, films, records, podcasts and books for you to feast on
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    Tim Robbins: ‘You’re telling me Netflix is the future of cinema? We...

    With Silo, the actor – known for his strong political stances – is still choosing roles he truly believes in that echo real life. But he’s now concerned about the wider future of his own industry, too