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The Briefing - Thursday 8 February
8 February 2018
Daimler garners some seriously bad karma for quoting the Dalai Lama in a Mercedes-Benz advert and Malcolm Turnbull offers a national apology to Australian victims of sexual abuse. Plus: the rising cost of gig tickets.
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The Monocle Arts Review - Film: Jason Solomons
12 February 2016
We shine our critical light on Tom McCarthy’s newsroom drama ‘Spotlight’ and Luca Guadagnino’s psycho-sexual drama ‘A Bigger Splash’. Plus: we see Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson strutting their stuff in ‘Zoolander 2’.
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The Monocle Arts Review - TV: Alice Vincent
12 October 2016
We discuss ‘Easy’, the Netflix’s series based around relationships in Chicago, ‘Oriented’ a new documentary exploring sexual and national identity for Palestinian, and HBO’s new blockbuster sci-fi show ‘Westworld’.
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The Entrepreneurs - Hims
13 March 2019
Andrew Dudum is founder of Hims, a direct-to-consumer brand with sharp and witty marketing changing the conversation about men’s health and wellness. It offers products for hair loss, sexual wellness and skincare.
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The Monocle Arts Review - Film: David Jenkins
4 September 2015
David Jenkins, editor of ‘Little White Lies’, review this week’s films: indie flick ‘Me and Earl and the Dying Girl’, psycho-sexual drama ‘Buttercup Bill’ and ‘American Ultra’.
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The Late Edition, episode 609
17 March 2014
Jeffrey Koffman and John Everard discuss the biggest stories of the day. We also assess the effect of sexual revolution in the arts with Robert Hofler, author of ‘Sexplosion’, and check in with our man in Montréal, Patrick…
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Monocle on Culture - ‘Colette’
14 January 2019
We discuss sexuality, period drama, and Keira Knightley and Dominic West’s starring roles in our review of Wash Westmoreland’s ‘Colette’, with film critics Anna Smith and Tim Robey.
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The Globalist, episode 438
3 July 2013
The latest on the UAE’s decision to jail over 60 people found guilty of plotting an Islamist coup, find out how Egypt’s political revolution is prompting a sexual revolution too, and head to Chicago to for business news.
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The Late Edition - Monday 6 July
6 July 2020
We look at musical maestro Ennio Morricone’s legacy and weigh in as England heads back to pubs and restaurants. Plus: a new book about gender identity and sexual orientation.
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The Late Edition - Thursday 25 January
25 January 2018
Jeffrey Howard and Joy Lo Dico review Emmanuel Macron’s pro-European delivery at Davos, Donald Trump’s much-anticipated interview with the Russia inquiry and the extraordinary fallout following ‘The Financial Times’ inve…
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The Late Edition - Thursday 13 October
13 October 2016
Donald Trump says he doesn't act the way he described in that leaked recording but he's also accused of rape and at least three women say they're victims of the Republican nominee's sexual aggression. What should we make…
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The Monocle Arts Review - Film: Karen Krizanovich
14 August 2015
On this week’s film review Karen Krizanovich and Gillian Dobias discuss Noah Baumbach and Greta Gerwig’s collaboration ‘Mistress America’, Amy Schumer’s booze-fuelled sexual misadventure ‘Trainwreck’ and car chases and…
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Meet the Writers - Adélaïde Bon
18 August 2019
Adélaïde Bon is a French actor and writer. Her debut book is already a bestseller in France and now ‘The Little Girl on the Ice Floe’ has just been published in English. This compelling book, a powerful and personal account…
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Meet the Writers - Sarah Winman
21 October 2017
Sarah Winman’s creative career started as an actress on both stage and screen. Her debut novel catapulted her to international-bestseller status. She talks to Georgina Godwin about her beautifully nuanced work, which cap…
