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According to reports, Netflix is preparing its own take on the Princess of Pop’s life and legal battle

In the midst of a pandemic, author Ani Katz explores why we turn to darkness rather than light

That is the complicated question, discovers Emma Firth.

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In need of some audio distraction? BURO. has got your self-isolation listening covered

From the Weeknd’s halftime performance and a Timothée Chalamet Edgar Scissorhands ad to Tom Brady making history again

A review of Olivia Sudjic's deft, dark and unsettling second novel

For those allergic to gush-filled love songs right now.

“The amount of people that will no longer compare themselves to an advert that isn’t achievable without a filter is going to be prolific”

Searching for love stories that go beyond the romantic ideal? Pandora Sykes shares her selection - from books exploring the familial bonds that shape us to the science of love, in its many forms.

Michaela Coel’s TV masterpiece 'I May Destroy You' deserved a Golden Globe nomination. Fact. So, ICYMI: read Martha Hayes interview with Coel last year to celebrate her genius

From robot love stories and real-life dating thrillers to unapologetically romantic classics

Hunker down season

After not being able to control her life for 13 years, the New York Times investigates

To mark the UK release of one of the buzziest debuts of 2021, Luster, we (virtually) sat down with the author to talk sex, sensibility and the path to self-discovery.

A sombre and serious but spectacular day, captured perfectly by social media

Kamala Harris has made history as the first woman, and first Black and Asian woman in the White House – here's everything you need to know about the new Vice President

Need help relaxing and focusing your mind when WFH? It maybe time to give your soundscapes an upgrade.

Lisa Kudrow has confirmed that a Friends reunion is happening