Stephen Armstrong

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Tuesday 5 December 2023
Barclay family takes back the Telegraph
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Monday 4 December 2023
Johnny Depp poses on Saudi red carpet
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Friday 1 December 2023
Hancock goes to bat for Hancock at the Covid inquiry
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Thursday 30 November 2023
Sony Pictures buys first rights to all Guardian content
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Wednesday 29 November 2023
Zucker in town
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Monday 27 November 2023
Paul Lynch wins Booker Prize
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Friday 24 November 2023
Dr Who turns 60
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Friday 24 November 2023
Slow Horses
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Tuesday 21 November 2023
NHS bets big on Palantir
Spy tech firm gets biggest NHS IT contract
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Friday 17 November 2023
The Crown
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Friday 17 November 2023
Mickey Mouse Horror House
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Wednesday 15 November 2023
Up to 75,000 asylum seekers could be evicted onto UK streets
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Friday 10 November 2023
It’s Taylor’s world…
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Friday 10 November 2023
Dream Scenario
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Thursday 9 November 2023
Four-month Hollywood actors’ strike is over
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Friday 3 November 2023
How to Have Sex
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Friday 3 November 2023
Tinsel town trauma
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Tuesday 31 October 2023
Israel-Hamas: the view from underground
Taking apart Hamas’s underground infrastructure won’t be easy – but Israel’s military have been here before
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Friday 27 October 2023
Ahir Shah: Ends
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Friday 27 October 2023
Is Britney free?
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Friday 20 October 2023
Safe return of hostages “existential” for Israel
The hostages’ families are pleading with Qatar to negotiate their release – but progress has been slow.
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Friday 20 October 2023
Their truth
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Wednesday 18 October 2023
Operatic exit from the ENO
Music director walks off because of cuts
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Friday 13 October 2023
The super-shoe surge
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Tuesday 10 October 2023
Israel’s broken border: how Hamas broke through is a mystery
Hamas’s breach of the Gaza border fence – one of the most sophisticated in the world – is a wakeup call for the the country’s security services
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Friday 6 October 2023
Going Infinite
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Friday 6 October 2023
The big NFT con
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Friday 29 September 2023
Is Marshall de-risking GB News to boost his Telegraph bid?
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Friday 22 September 2023
What Lachlan lacks
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Friday 22 September 2023
Rupert Murdoch succession drama and a Brand new army
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Friday 15 September 2023
Elon Musk is no genius
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Friday 15 September 2023
Gabrielle Chanel. Fashion Manifesto
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Friday 8 September 2023
Drake-ing and driving
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Friday 8 September 2023
Messi’s millions
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Friday 1 September 2023
Hollywood’s crisis is also Britain’s
The UK film industry is so reliant on US money that filming in Britain has almost totally shut down
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Friday 25 August 2023
The comics at this year’s fringe are about to reshape British comedy
The breakout star might even make you cry, says Stephen Armstrong
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Friday 25 August 2023
Passages
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Friday 25 August 2023
Amy Winehouse, In Her Words
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Friday 18 August 2023
It’s roaring home, it’s roaring home
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Friday 18 August 2023
The Future Future
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Friday 18 August 2023
Ashoka
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Friday 18 August 2023
The Dive
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Friday 18 August 2023
Punching below their weight
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Friday 18 August 2023
From Russia, with love
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Friday 11 August 2023
Goopy loopy nuts are we
But are we? Is she? Stephen Armstrong turns up the volume on the latest whispers about goop
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Friday 11 August 2023
The Penalty Whisperer
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Friday 11 August 2023
Yoko, Oh No
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Friday 11 August 2023
Fire Weather: A True Story from a Hotter World
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Friday 4 August 2023
Bear suits you, sir
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Friday 4 August 2023
In da (50th) club
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Friday 4 August 2023
Only Murders in the Building
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Friday 28 July 2023
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem
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Friday 28 July 2023
Ode to joy
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Friday 28 July 2023
I, Daniel Katz
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Friday 21 July 2023
Burn It Down: Power, Complicity, and a Call for Change in Hollywood
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Friday 21 July 2023
Be prepared…
Fans of the Korean band BTS have taken it upon themselves to defeat the world’s despots and populists
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Friday 14 July 2023
Too hot to Handel
Contrary to what its critics say, the festival isn’t pandering to political correctness – it was always meant to be inclusive.
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Friday 14 July 2023
These are not the coins you’re looking for
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Friday 14 July 2023
Star strike
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Friday 7 July 2023
Costly for Costner
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Friday 7 July 2023
Barbenheimerama
What the meme of the summer reveals about the future of the Hollywood blockbuster
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Friday 7 July 2023
Book now special: tips for the Fringe
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Friday 30 June 2023
The pixelation of Pixar
The slow tumble of a one-loved film giant
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Friday 30 June 2023
I am Homeless if This is Not My Home
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Friday 30 June 2023
Dear England
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Friday 23 June 2023
Accidental Death of an Anarchist
Over 50 years after it’s premier, Tom Basden thinks Accidental Death of an Anarchist still has something to say about modern-day policing.
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Friday 23 June 2023
Somewhere, over the rainbow
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Friday 16 June 2023
Noah and the art
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Friday 16 June 2023
The Cult of Wes
He might be the last director for which money and success don’t need to meet
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Friday 16 June 2023
Count Abdulla
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Friday 9 June 2023
A beastly week
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Friday 9 June 2023
Who is… Denis Houles
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Friday 9 June 2023
Elemental
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Friday 9 June 2023
Mrs S by K Patrick
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Friday 9 June 2023
The Full Monty
A new “British” reboot – laid bare
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Friday 2 June 2023
Pas ce soir cheri
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Friday 2 June 2023
Something for the Weeknd
Steven Armstrong delves into the controversy raging over the Weeknd’s new HBO show
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Tuesday 30 May 2023
Cannes is rehabilitating stars disgraced for sexual misconduct
Cannes is rehabilitating stars disgraced for sexual misconduct, but the Gartner hype cycle says all progress is not lost.
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Friday 26 May 2023
A Russian view of Patriots
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Friday 26 May 2023
Poker Face
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Friday 26 May 2023
The Force wasn’t with it
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Friday 26 May 2023
Hanging on in there
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Friday 19 May 2023
Turn that frown upside down
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Friday 19 May 2023
A tail of two Disneys
The little mermaid and Walt’s woke wars
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Friday 12 May 2023
The monsters in my head
Stephen Armstrong dives into Claire Dederer’s new book, Monsters, A Fan’s Dilemma, grappling with the issue of great work by monstrous men
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Saturday 6 May 2023
The (lonely) king of the internet
Forget the King of England. Jimmy Donaldson, better known as Mr Beast, is King of YouTube – the first person in its history to rack up 150 million subscribers.
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Monday 13 November 2023
Sneakered: Adidas, Yeezy & Kanye
The deal between Kanye West and Adidas was no ordinary celebrity endorsement. Now under renewed scrutiny after West’s outrageous behaviour, how can one rapper’s departure cause such chaos at a multinational sportswear brand?
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Tuesday 7 November 2023
Kidnapped by Hamas: the long wait
It has been one month since Hamas launched a devastating attack on Israel and took hundreds of people hostage. How are their friends and family coping?
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Tuesday 17 October 2023
Kidnapped by Hamas: the story of one Israeli hostage
A few days ago Inbar Heiman was at a festival in southern Israel, celebrating peace and unity. Then she was kidnapped
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Monday 2 October 2023
How the Hollywood strikes have hit the UK
After five months on the picket line, the Hollywood writers’ strike could be over – but actors still haven’t agreed to a deal. What impact is the walkout having on the UK film industry?
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Monday 7 August 2023
Johnny Depp: The great uncancelling
In 2017 the MeToo movement swept through Hollywood. Some men, such as Harvey Weinstein, went to prison. Others who were accused of sexual misconduct and assault were ostracised and struggled to find parts in big movies. But six years on some of these same people are back on the red carpets. Is Hollywood trying to rewrite history?
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Friday 14 July 2023
El Niño, mortgage costs, and missing migrant boats
Basia Cummings is in the editor’s chair. She’s joined by Cat Neilan, Claudia Williams and Stephen Armstrong who pitch rising mortgage rates, migrant boats missing in the Atlantic and catastrophic weather in the US.