We're still talking about that Industry finale

Saved For Later | The Guardian Support the Guardian Support us   Fund independent journalism — The " Guardian NS TR RS Dear reader, you can now get breaking news alerts sent directly to your inbox. Sign up here. Newsletters may contain info about charities, online ads, and content funded by outside parties. Toxic daddy The Americans have discovered Dorian Gray. – Michael Sun We can't stop talking about... How Industry got so kinky Television   How Industry got so kinky Have we processed that finale? Are we okay??! Here’s a look back at the season that was: golden showers, mummy issues and all. Wisteria Lane   Also kinky: the sexy, silly, often problematic and always absurd Desperate Housewives, which turns 20 this year. Pain or gain?   Also silly: The Office Australia, which is already generating plenty of controversy. It’s a risky move – will it make or break all involved? Workers’ strain   Also risky: the TV industry, which in the UK is growing increasingly dangerous for its tired, overstretched staff. e FUTURE SUSTAINABLE FUTURES From renewables to acircular economy, how we are creating an electrified future Sustainabity Futures presentation by global forecasting consultancy The Future Laboratory. Wednesday, October 16 Buy tickets Cook this Lettuce cake Lettuce cake It tastes better than it sounds, promise. And it's gloriously retro. Extremely online Extremely online We’re not quite done with Industry, whose finale still has us spiralling as much as its toxic Asian daddy. Luckily there’s more to come! Also spiralling: kids, who are getting high on Galaxy Gas? Sounds awful – though not as bad as going to Jordan Peterson university.  Good reads: what happened to hyperpop? What happened to indie sleaze? What happened to the novel? Speaking of books: JoJo has a new memoir! Kesha has a new album! Francis Ford Coppola has a new movie! (Not sure if you’ve heard?) The funniest things on the internet Daniel Muggleton's tour of his tabs Daniel Muggleton's tour of his tabs The comedian claims he chose his favourite clips from adolescence. It is surprisingly erudite?! e FUTURE SUSTAINABLE FUTURES From renewables to acircular economy, how we are creating an electrified future Sustainabity Futures presentation by global forecasting consultancy The Future Laboratory. Wednesday, October 16 Buy tickets Top of the list A film - split decision   Joker: Folie à Deux is in cinemas! It’s Gaga-mania, it’s an old Hollywood musical, it’s a Scorsese pastiche. It’s also bad – but does that matter? Joker: Folie à Deux is in cinemas! It’s Gaga-mania, it’s an old Hollywood musical, it’s a Scorsese pastiche. It’s also bad – but does that matter? A show – love collision   Heartstopper is back and maturing with its characters – though it remains the sweetest show on TV. On Netflix. Heartstopper is back and maturing with its characters – though it remains the sweetest show on TV. On Netflix. A list – film and television   Every month we make our critic watch every single film and TV show to tell you what’s streaming – and this time it includes Challengers, the OG Carrie, and something that’s “Succession in the outback”. Every month we make our critic watch every single film and TV show to tell you what’s streaming – and this time it includes Challengers, the OG Carrie, and something that’s “Succession in the outback”. An album – pop precision   After her death in 2021, pop trailblazer Sophie left a collection of unfinished songs – now completed by her brother Benny on a posthumous, self-titled record that continues her singular prowess. After her death in 2021, pop trailblazer Sophie left a collection of unfinished songs – now completed by her brother Benny on a posthumous, self-titled record that continues her singular prowess. 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