Film “Nice girls don’t make very good drama”
Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone talk their new movie, The Favourite, the #MeToo movement one year on and how “niceness” plagues women on screen
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TV The pop culture you’ll actually care about in 2019
New film, new TV, old favourites and Mischa Barton in new The Hills. Settle in, says Rachael Sigee – it’s going to be a good’un
Books How maternity leave messed with my mind
Author Michelle Francis on how maternity-leave anxiety threatened to take the shine off her baby joy. In partnership with Pan Macmillan
TV All the best 2018 TV you should rewatch this weekend
Team Pool share their top TV shows from this year
TV Death-metal pandas and self-loathing horses – how cartoons finally grew up
Smart, intriguing cartoons are changing a medium originally meant for kids, says Emily Baker – and they’re creating diverse roles for women, too
TV Why does “good” TV have to be “challenging” TV?
Suddenly, TV worth talking about has to be difficult and upsetting, says Caroline O’Donoghue. There’s enough violence, persecution and misogyny in the real world
Music Britney’s Baby One More Time redefined what sexy meant – in the worst of ways
Oh baby, baby, how was I supposed to know, that something wasn't right here, asks Daisy Buchanan
TV We can all relax, the new Sabrina is really good
Netflix’s reimagining of the Teenage Witch is fiercely feminist, effortlessly diverse, surprisingly scary and wonderfully camp, says new fan Emily Baker
Opinion What happened with Banksy could never happen to a female artist
The recent auction of Banksy’s (purposefully?) half-shredded piece also raises questions about what the art of marginalised groups is actually “worth”, says Caroline O’Donoghue
TV Making a Murderer Part 2: will we finally get the truth?
Rachael Sigee speaks with filmmakers Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demos about part two of the divisive true-crime series
