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Hustle harder: how TV became obsessed with stories of workism

Shows such as WeCrashed, Super Pumped and The Dropout all retell recent stories of millennial work-life balance going wrong

‘It’s kind of a tragedy’: behind the battle for power at Uber

In the new series Super Pumped, Joseph Gordon-Levitt brings ‘ruthless’ Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick to life along with his extreme highs and lows

#OscarsFanFavorite: how the Academy’s plea for popularity fell into chaos

In an attempt to lure more viewers to the increasingly unwatched Oscars ceremony, a hashtag award has been introduced and quickly transformed into a circus

‘Catfishing on a whole other level’: the shocking story of the Tinder Swindler

The Netflix documentary unravels the financial and emotional cons of Simon Leviev, who scammed women who thought he was their friend or boyfriend

Belle review – anime that makes for an intriguing big-screen spectacle

This weird postmodern drama sees a lonely teenager join a virtual world where she becomes a hugely successful singer

Why the climate-wrecking craze for crypto art really is beyond satire

Critics attacked Don’t Look Up for being over the top. But bidding millions for NFTs is even more ridiculous

On my radar: Anne-Marie Imafidon’s cultural highlights

The mathematician and Countdown presenter on Caribbean comfort food, a podcast for millennials and her owl-shaped bestie

From stand-in stars to tech titans: The Observer’s faces to watch in 2022

We look at who will be making headlines this year, in both a positive and negative light

Two decades after The Matrix came out, we’re still asking: ‘Is this really happening?’

The Wachowskis’ 1999 film anticipated – and changed – the contemporary world that we’re trapped in today, says film writer Brian Raftery

On my radar: Tanya Moodie’s cultural highlights

The Motherland actor on shouting at the television, the memoir she couldn’t put down, and the street food she can’t get enough of

The Home Alone house is on Airbnb. Sounds like a trap

Just how lucky will the guests who get to stay at the McCallister house later this month be? I foresee trouble

Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City review – unpretentiously gory horror-game reboot

The long-running franchise is back with a reasonably entertaining 90s-set story of the emergence of a zombie virus

Scorsese producer to make first Hollywood movie funded by NFTs

Niels Juul hopes to raise up to $10m and says he wants to ‘democratise’ antiquated funding system

More is less? What it’s like to watch an Imax movie at home

Disney+ has added enhanced Imax versions of a selection of Marvel adventures but does it make a shred of difference?

A whole new world: Disney is latest firm to announce metaverse plans

Entertainment company plans to ‘connect the physical and digital worlds … allowing for storytelling without boundaries’

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  • Holy Days review – even Miriam Margolyes, Jacki Weaver and Judy Davis as nuns can’t save this film
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