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The Observer - The New Review, 30 Août 2026

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ArticleThe big pic­ture

“It’s swel­ter­ing hot, and humid, and behind the cam­era I’m drip­ping in sweat,” recalls Ivan McCle­l­lan of tak­ing this pho­to­graph in Hemp­stead, Texas, last August. His sub­ject is 17-year-old Kort­nee Solomon, a tal­en­ted bar­rel racer – short...

The big pic­ture

ArticleSean O’Hagan

is the author of Faith, Hope and Carnage, based on more than 40 hours of lock­down con­ver­sa­tions with Nick Cave.

Sean O’Hagan

ArticleVanessa Thorpe

has writ­ten about arts and media for the Observer for three dec­ades. She is cur­rently arts editor of the New Review.

Vanessa Thorpe

ArticleColin Grant

is a fre­quent con­trib­utor to the New Review. His book about migra­tion, What We Leave, We Carry, was pub­lished in June. Day­light Come: Harry Bela­fonte and the World He Made Joshua Jelly-Scha­piro Pen­guin Press USA, £26.99, pp384 “Would you...

Colin Grant

ArticleLaura Cum­ming

is the Observer’s art critic. Her books include On Chapel Sands, and Thun­der­clap, a mem­oir of art and life.

Laura Cum­ming

ArticleIn Real Life

It takes a few tries to get to the fact­ory. Teddy Grays of Dud­ley is 200 years old and makes its range of hard-boiled sweets the tra­di­tional way, with cop­per pots and lots of heat. Thirty degrees out­side can make it 43 in the engine room, so it...

In Real Life

ArticleFrank Cot­trell-Boyce

was chil­dren’s laur­eate from 2024 to 2026. His book about that exper­i­ence, A Brit­ish Child­hood, is out now. I was on my way back from hol­i­day when Dolly Par­ton died. I turned my phone on and saw a series of texts ask­ing me to say a few words...

Frank Cot­trell-Boyce