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Chart of lust

Who we,re loving and living for this week...

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1. New in MOBEEN AZHAR

Whose documentar­y Hometown (BBC Three) investigat­es the 2017 death of Mohammed Yassar Yaqub, and showcases his talent eminently. He’s like Louis Theroux X Sarah Koenig.

2. Up AMERICA FERRERA

While settling down early for Love Island, we’ve encountere­d Superstore, the sit-com which runs before it on ITV2, and stars the artist formerly known as Ugly Betty. We grow increasing­ly smitten.

3. Non-mover MARK RONSON

His new album Late Night Feelings is now available for you to stream, he’s doing promotiona­l rounds, so it is that we re-remember how very (very!) much we fancy him.

4. Up RYLAN CLARK-NEAL

Reality TV show phenom turned showbiz reporter turned Brexit expert. Widely adored. Said last week, ‘I’m not under any illusion I’m an A-lister; I don’t think I’m even on the alphabet scale.’

5. Up PIP SCHOFIELD V AMANDA HOLDEN

Daytime TV is torn asunder with rumours of beef, devious career-sabotaging machinatio­ns, et cetera and so on. Feuds are the flipside of lust – never forget.

6. New in @BLONDED

Frank Ocean’s Instagram page, which is about as raw, silly and casually considered as any we’ve seen. We like him even more for it.

7. New in YARA SHAHIDI

At the BET Awards last week, effortless­ly combining two jumpers, a be-sequinned sarong and plaits, which shouldn’t even be possible.

8. Non-mover ZOË KRAVITZ

With specific reference to the purple dress and ’70s heels combo she wears in the opening credits of Big Little Lies.

9. Non-mover EMMA STONE

Who broke her shoulder after becoming too energetica­lly involved at the Spice Girls’ concert. We love the level of dedication, mind.

10. Down BORIS BECKER

Put a selection of his trophies, sweatbands and commemorat­ive goblets up for auction to raise some cash because – who hasn’t had to flog off their commemorat­ive goblets from time to time, eh?

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