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  • Kricket, Weather, Marypole, Bigfoot, Egg and Rat on The Masked Singer on ITV1.

    TV tonight: Dippy Egg! Bigfoot! Rat! It’s the return of The Masked Singer

    The zaniest talent show on TV is back. Plus: a beautiful tribute to Glenda Jackson, who died earlier this year. Here’s what to watch this evening
  • man washing off hair dye in the sink

    You be the judge: should my son stop dyeing his hair in the sink?

    Maureen is sick of cleaning splodges of colouring from her white tiles. Nathan says he can’t afford to pay for salons. You decide whose argument’s a little off-colour
  • Illustration: a pixelart-style picture of a lone figure in a forest

    From the archive: Splendid isolation: how I stopped time by sitting in a forest for 24 hours – podcast

    We are raiding the Guardian Long Read archives to bring you some classic pieces from years past, with new introductions from the authors

    This week, from 2020:

    My life seemed to be getting busier, faster: I felt constantly short of time – so I stepped outside it for a day and a night and did nothing
  • Blowout web

    Creating the Kate Middleton ‘blowout’ using heated rollers

  • Illustration: Andrea Ucini/The Guardian

    How Facebook and Instagram became marketplaces for child sex trafficking – podcast

  • The ruins of Much Wenlock’s medieval priory.

    A great walk to a great pub: the George and Dragon, Much Wenlock, Shropshire

    This amble around hills steeped in raucous history – the birthplace of the modern Olympics – culminates with fine beer and delicious food
  • Are you ready to join the mile-high club?

    Flights of passion: how the mile-high club became big business

    For those looking for inflight fun, without having to squash into a tiny toilet, a new Las Vegas venture has the answer. But will the idea take off?
  • From left: How To Ruin Christmas; Mariah Carey’s Magical Christmas Special; The Great, Welcone to Earth; Canada’s Drag Race Anniversary Extravaganza.

    From Welcome to Earth to The Great: the seven best shows to stream this week

    Hollywood mega star Will Smith squeals his way through an epic new documentary, while the racy, irreverent drama returns … with added Gillian Anderson. Plus! Mariah Carey’s Magical Christmas Special
  • Smiling face pictures

    It's OK to be sad – but you can try to do something about it

    Optimism is not about good times but about people trying to make them better
  • Conceptual artwork of a pair of entangled quantum particles

    'Nature is quantum from the start': Sean Carroll, many worlds, and a new theory of spacetime – Science Weekly podcast

    Ian Sample speaks to the theoretical physicist Sean Carroll about his mission to demystify quantum mechanics. It won’t be easy, though, as Carroll’s favoured interpretation of this fundamental theory – the ‘many worlds’ interpretation – results in a possibly infinite number of parallel universes
  • A symmetrical crossword grid

    Crossword blog: why are puzzles symmetrical?

    Inspired by John Finnemore’s recent Listener puzzle, a question about the value of symmetry
  • Inside SAP AG Headquarters As Largest Maker Of Business-management Software Targets Cloud Push<br>Employees take a break inside the headquarters of SAP AG in Walldorf, Germany, on Monday, Feb. 24, 2014. SAP AG co-Chief Executive Officer Bill McDermott, targeting the growing online software market, said he plans to tap a greater portion of customers’ spending. Photographer: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg via Getty Images

    Matt manages a team of people - he's never spoken to any of them

    Only 16% of people with autism are in full-time employment, but updated recruitment styles are enabling neurodiverse candidates to fulfil their ambitions
  • Giorgio Armani and Jodie Foster in Los Angeles Dresses worn at event = Michelle Pfeiffer and Jodie Foster during Giorgio Armani Receives The First Rodeo Drive Walk Of Style Award at Rodeo Drive Walk Of Style in Beverly Hills, California, United States. 09 September, 2003

    Giorgio Armani:​ ​I'm impressed with how far protest on the red carpet has gone

    From Jodie Foster’s 1992 trouser suit to Isabelle Huppert’s Met Ball beret, the designer explains his pioneering role in red carpet fashion. And why the combination of glamour and dissent is a logical development
  • Jason Wilson

    Townsville isn't an outlier. It shows with clarity what Australia could become

    Jason Wilson
    In Townsville, the biggest city on the Great Barrier Reef coast, a focus on jobs that are no longer there obscures the facts about the death of the reef
  • HI RES RuPaul (1)

    Unpopped: the beeb's pop culture powwow – podcasts of the week

    The BBC has a look at the impact RuPaul’s Drag Race has had on the British lexicon, while Simon and Schuster’s new pod looks at everyday sexism
  • Comedian Liam Williams for Arts. 
Photo by Linda Nylind. 16/12/2016.

    Capital: sharp satire in the vein of The Thick of It - best podcasts of the week

    A smart cast of British comedians have turned their attention to the UK’s current political mess, and managed to find something new to say
  • Patrik Ervell’s anoraks at his spring summer 2018 New York Fashion Week Men’s show last July.

    The ‘second-hand dad’ look – why hiking jackets are having a moment

    The ‘secondhand dad’ hiking jacket is the big thing in menswear this season, writes Rob Nowill
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