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

    From sci-fi epics to investigate deep-dives, the Guide readers have their say on the year’s finest culture
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    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
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    The Guide #165: How Paddington affected a quiet takeover of the cul...

    In this week’s newsletter: The much-loved bear’s revival as a refugee not just from Peru but from a more genteel age was a genius move. Can he survive in a culture of throwaway children’s films?
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    The Guide #164: The quit list – when to give up on that book, TV sh...

    They say quitters never prosper, but then what do ‘they’ really know? When we’re inundated with things to read, watch, hear and play, don’t be afraid to throw in the towel
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    The Guide #156: Why ER still gets my heart racing

    Rewatching the finest hospital drama ever to grace our screens, I’ve realised why some old shows remain in good health while others die an early death
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    The Guide #152: Sherwood, band T-shirt etiquette and more reader qu...

    In this week’s newsletter: Is James Graham’s drama its generation’s ‘state of the nation’ show? And why you should wear a Slipknot shirt to a Sugababes gig
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    The Guide #151: Meet Solar Heavy, the inescapable EDM artist floodi...

    In this week’s newsletter: While Taylor Swift may reign in the charts, it’s a mysterious, AI-driven electronic musician and their relentless ad campaign that’s impossible to ignore
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    The Guide #150: From Fantasmas to Heels, five new shows to get you ...

    In this week’s newsletter: Yes, we’re all watching the Olympics … but what are you meant to watch before you tuck in for the night? Here’s what we’ll be watching
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    The Guide #148: Soul-destroying, sterile and expensive – have arena...

    The bland and massive indoor show lacks the sweaty closeness of a smaller venue or the eye-popping scale of a stadium – it’s time we celebrated more characterful alternatives
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    The Guide #147: A celebration of album closers, from the National t...

    The importance of a record’s final track might have dimmed in the age of streaming, but our run-through of readers and critics favourite closing songs proves they still hold a special kind of power