Arts and entertainment news from Guardian US
Arts
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Bitter Wheat – ‘a black farce about a badly behaved movie mogul’ – to open at the Garrick theatre, London, on 7 June
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The former New Jersey governor spares Donald Trump but lashes out at everyone else. The result is a political tour de farce
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The serial killer is being played by Zac Efron in a new film. Yet his crimes were the only thing that made him special.
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Following speculation about a return of Bridges’ character from The Big Lebowski, the actor has tweeted an advert for Stella Artois
People
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Personal ‘history’ believed to have been written by the novelist’s grand-niece is ‘absolutely emphatic about the fact it’s a portrait’ of the novelist
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Nobel laureate resigns after Pen International calls for release of jailed Catalan leaders
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Reviews
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4 out of 5 stars.
Film The Souvenir – a sly stab of posh social realism
4 out of 5 stars.Hogg’s disconcerting drama, unveiled at Sundance, challenges insecure film student Honor Swinton Byrne to navigate the murky depths of class and privilege -
Pictures & video
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Nigerians who endured terrorist attacks are processing their trauma through photomontage portraits. The series, by Etinosa Yvonne Osayimwen, is called It’s All in My Head
Sundance 2019 Velvet Buzzsaw – Netflix art world horror is flawed but fun
3 out of 5 stars.Knock Down the House – Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez doc brings down the house
Blinded by the Light – Bruce Springsteen inspires mawkish misfire