The Sunday Times - UK (2022-02-13

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l In 2002 Kanye West was
in a car crash that left him
with broken legs and a
shattered jaw, but the
accident inspired his
breakthrough. His debut
single, Through the Wire,
references the wires that
held his face together. His
rapping is still slowed down
by the injuries. Music, p6

l The feminist fight to be
taken seriously begins with
trousers. When Elizabeth
Anscombe began giving
philosophy lectures at
Oxford in 1948, she had to
be bribed with sherry by
the clerk of schools to put
on a skirt. Even then she
kept the trousers on
underneath. Books, p26

CONTENTS 13.02.2022


ARTS


4


Cover story


His partying days may be over


but Liam Gallagher is far from


mellow, he tells Dan Cairns


6


Music


Who is the real Kanye West?


A new documentary finds out


8


Film


The heads of Bafta reveal


where it all went wrong


10


Television


Louis Theroux on the


American dream


12


Film


Curse of the pharaoh — is


Death on the Nile any good?



  • Theatre Five stars from


Quentin Letts for Animal Farm


BOOKS


20
Lead review
Max Hastings has never read
a better book on the resistance
than this new history

22
Society
How Britain became hooked
on gambling, and what we
can do to rein in the industry

24
History
The fall of the extravagantly
wealthy Sassoon family, ‘the
Rothschilds of the East’

28
Crime
A razor-edge mountaineering
mystery heads up Joan Smith’s
crime fiction roundup

24
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Bestsellers

LAURIE SPARHAM/DISNEY

TV & RADIO


29


TV & Radio


The best guide to the


week’s programmes


Cover Liam Gallagher.


Photograph by Greg Williams GETTY IMAGES


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She’s the Briton who has been
nominated for more Oscars
than even Daniel Day-Lewis.
Jenny Beavan, costume
designer to the stars, is in line
for her third Oscar after being
shortlisted for an astonishing
12th time, for her work on
Cruella, with Emma Stone,

above. She reveals her craft in
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