Tim Jonze
@timjonze.bsky.social
Guardian culture writer. Just trying to get through the day without cocking up, and drink as many hot drinks as possible in the process.
Beautiful Hockney tributes from Rachel Whiteread, Tacita Dean, Jeremy Deller and many more www.theguardian.com/artanddesign...
‘I think about him every time I go swimming’: David Hockney remembered by Rachel Whiteread, Jeremy Deller and more
Artists and cultural figures celebrate the great Yorkshire painter who could ‘make teabags and toothpaste glamorous’ – with a poem from a fellow Yorkshireman
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Some pretty stark images and tales in this fascinating gallery - amazing what a society can normalise
The Guardian@theguardian.com · 2mo agoMilking it: inside America’s lactation rooms – in pictures
I've seen a few people here denying that antisemitic hate crimes are still a major or widespread problem in this country. This denial does no one any favours. We must be rock-solid against all hate and prejudice.
‘Arms and legs are very expressive, especially with bruises’: the absurdist photography of Yorgos Lanthimos
‘Arms and legs are very expressive, especially with bruises’: the absurdist photography of Yorgos Lanthimos
Ditched washing machines, a woman’s bare leg, the back of Willem Dafoe’s head … the Oscar-nominated director talks us through his new photography show in Athens – made with his darkroom assistant Emma Stone
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This deserved the rave review. Heartbreaking stuff www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio...
Dirty Business review – if this doesn’t incite righteous anger over our filthy water then nothing will
Based on the true story of amateur sleuths appalled at the dumping of sewage in our rivers, this drama starring David Thewlis is a blast of controlled fury – and could become the next Mr Bates vs the ...
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Nice feature today in The Guardian. lovely chat with my dear ANOHNI about the Disintegration Loops. www.theguardian.com/music/2026/f...
‘We watched 9/11 from the rooftop, blasting the music out’: how The Disintegration Loops became a requiem for the attacks
It is an epic piece of music that literally falls apart – and it perfectly captured the end-of-days chaos after the tragedy. Composer William Basinski and musician Anohni recall its febrile birth in N...
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William Basinski and Anohni in conversation about 9/11, Trump and 25 years since Disintegration Loops www.theguardian.com/music/2026/f...
‘We watched 9/11 from the rooftop, blasting the music out’: how The Disintegration Loops became a requiem for the attacks
It is an epic piece of music that literally falls apart – and it perfectly captured the end-of-days chaos after the tragedy. Composer William Basinski and musician Anohni recall its febrile birth in N...
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‘I love you twenty-sixty times’: how lyrics written by a three-year-old became tear-inducing viral hits
‘I love you twenty-sixty times’: how lyrics written by a three-year-old became tear-inducing viral hits
When Stephen Spencer began setting his daughter’s surreal stories to music, he had 36 followers. Now his banging pop miniatures have been streamed nearly 30m times – and are making parents cry
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Reform have recruited which means they don’t get to murder tonight
My piece on how Operation Mincemeat – a "quietly queer" fringe comedy musical based on a second world war MI5 operation – became an unlikely global smash www.theguardian.com/stage/2025/d...
‘We wrote it living on Tesco sandwiches and anxiety attacks!’ How Operation Mincemeat conquered the world
It started out as a fringe musical about an outlandish war plan – and became a West End and Broadway smash. As the show hits China, Australia and Mexico, its ‘nerd’ creators explain how they went glob...
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A lot of people are saying that the FIFA peace prize is BETTER than the Nobel one
The news about Pam Hogg doesn’t feel quite real. Quite brilliant, possibly the most alive person I’ve ever met. She did a marvellous interview with @timjonze.bsky.social here for a show we had up here with DuoVision in the Gallery. RIP you bloody legend www.theguardian.com/artanddesign...
Fashion designer Pam Hogg: 'Just don't call me normal'
Her catsuits are worn by Rihanna and Kylie, while her shows feature blood, needles and nudity. We meet Britain’s most provocative designer
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epstein emails released and everyone coming out as a pedophile to defend donald trump
Reading the Epstein emails in the same spirit I'd read Frank O Hara poems or listen to Lou Reed
WTAF is this? I guess podcasters have to hustle, but you are Britain’s biggest politics podcast and you are doing sponcon for Google’s ‘efficiency tools’ in government !!
My interview with the endlessly messy but very endearing Lukas Gage - about his new memoir and THAT White Lotus sex scene www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle...
‘Messiness makes you different’: Lukas Gage on meds, trauma, memoir – and filming TV’s most sexually frank scene
The White Lotus and Euphoria star has written a ‘premature celebrity memoir’ that takes in abuse, family dysfunction, personality disorders, shame and heartbreak. He explains why now was the right tim...
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Some good news. London is meeting legal limits for toxic NO2 pollution for the first time – almost 200 years earlier than predicted – following the Mayor’s "world leading air pollution policies," City Hall announces. The Ultra Low Emissions Zone - and similar policies - really do work.
Surely the one sport where you know exactly what direction to go in?
Good that the Guardian is calling Kirk “far right” and showings its readers his views - not “common sense”, not “conservative”, but far right conspiracy. www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...
Charlie Kirk in his own words: ‘prowling Blacks’ and ‘the great replacement strategy’
The far-right commentator didn’t pull his punches when discussing his bigoted views on current events
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Why artists are no longer staying silent over Gaza www.theguardian.com/music/2025/s...
‘Neutrality should not be an option’: why are so many artists now speaking out on Gaza?
Musician Brian Eno and artist Malak Mattar, key figures in next week’s Together for Palestine concert, explain why artists are putting fears of a backlash aside and uniting in the call for action
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