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Laurie Anderson: ‘I learned a lot through blunders. I’m not trying to live a perfect life’

Laurie Anderson: ‘I learned a lot through blunders. I’m not trying to live a perfect life’

The pioneering artist answers the Nerve Q&A about Trump’s threat to culture, how she finds inspiration – and her forthcoming first-ever show in Wales. Interview by Jude Rogers

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The Recommender: Clint Dyer

The Recommender: Clint Dyer

The actor, director and playwright shares his recent cultural favourites

Recommender

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Review of the Week: Hope

Review of the Week: Hope

A hit at Cannes and reportedly the most expensive Korean film of all time, Na Hong-Jin’s new high-energy creature feature may be slightly unstructured but it’s a wild ride, writes Nerve film critic Ellen E Jones

Reviews

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Jeremy Lee’s celery and lemon risotto

Jeremy Lee’s celery and lemon risotto

The acclaimed Soho restaurateur shares a fresh seasonal recipe celebrating a perennially overlooked vegetable

Food

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‘The UK has been promoted to Russia’s main opponent’: Luke Harding on Putin, Trump and the potential for a new European war

‘The UK has been promoted to Russia’s main opponent’: Luke Harding on Putin, Trump and the potential for a new European war

The Guardian foreign correspondent, who was expelled from Moscow in 2011, tells Carole Cadwalladr he thinks the Kremlin, struggling to make headway with its invasion, will attempt a provocation against the west – and possibly soon

News

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The Nerve Hotlist

The Nerve Hotlist

The best culture to enjoy this week – from Sharon Horgan's hilarious new comedy to Thelma & Louise: the musical – as enjoyed by our team of writers and editors

Hotlist

Deborah Frances-White: The real shock in the Lindsay Clancy case is that the child-killer isn’t a man

Deborah Frances-White: The real shock in the Lindsay Clancy case is that the child-killer isn’t a man

‘Family annihilation’, where a spouse kills their partner and offspring – and often themselves – is an overwhelmingly male phenomenon. But masculine violence is too common to be big news, writes the Guilty Feminist

News

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Cory Doctorow: AI’s big beasts aren’t really scared of their products. They’re scared of their competition

Cory Doctorow: AI’s big beasts aren’t really scared of their products. They’re scared of their competition

The US giants would love to stop battling each other and be protected from China – and they might have hit on just the narrative to make that possible, writes our tech columnist

Tech

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From celebrity intellectual to anti-woke outlaw: how Steven Pinker lost his way

From celebrity intellectual to anti-woke outlaw: how Steven Pinker lost his way

The pop psychologist’s new book seems to betray a lurking fear of others’ criticism – about his Epstein links, his manosphere admirers and his discredited former field of study, writes Virginia Heffernan

Culture

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