Contributor Little White Lies

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David Squires on… Planning your summer staycation

by Little White Lies

Planning a holiday in the UK this year? Just make sure you read the customer reviews first...
Text on a cinema-style projection screen, with a crowd of people in the foreground. A large anthropomorphic rabbit character is visible through the screen.
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David Squires on… Cinemas reopening in the UK

by Little White Lies

As movie theatres begin to welcome back patrons, our resident cartoonist offers a sense of what to expect.
Cartoon comic titled "The Good, the Bad and the Lovely" showing 3 characters - a man in a hat, a man in a suit, and a bear.
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David Squires on… Paddington versus Citizen Kane

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Now that Paddington 2 is officially the greatest film of all time, what other classics might benefit from his inclusion?
Cartoon depicting 15 presenters at a ceremony, including celebrities and Harrison Ford, with one person asking "Is there shrimp?".
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David Squires on…. What to expect at the 93rd Academy Awards

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Our resident cartoonist preview’s this year’s star-studded (and Covid-safe) ceremony.
Black-and-white comic strip panel showing a man with a serious expression, talking to another character. Text references "Zack Snyder" and "Justice League" content.
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David Squires on… The many faces of Zack Snyder’s Justice League

by Little White Lies

Not fussed about the Snyder Cut? Don’t worry, we’ve got several other directors’ versions for you to sample.
"The Crown season 7 poster: Fictional drama about a state-funded monarchy with constitutional powers in 2021. Depicts damaged buildings with text 'Windsor has fallen'."
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David Squires on… The Crown Season 7

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Our resident cartoonist outline the plot of the next season of the popular royal family TV drama.
Two-panel cartoon showing a man with a newspaper titled "Rupert's News" featuring topics like "Hate, Fear, Tits, Hols, Bigotry", and another man responding "Well, Mr Murdoch, I think the good people here would rather hear more about the heroics of Mr Truitt and his haunted arse railway."
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David Squires on… The News of the World

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Our resident cartoonist riffs on Paul Greengrass’ Netflix western about a travelling newsreader.
All the money in the world, Sony pictures. Close the book with a flourish.
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David Squires on… The life and times of Christopher Plummer

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Our resident cartoonist pays tribute to the late, great Canadian actor.
Cartoon depicting a man saying "Hang on. I'm James Bond. I'm not here to serve the interests of the rich and powerful!" The second panel shows a figure yelling "For the last time, 007, stop messing around!"
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David Squires on… The ongoing James Bond release debacle

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Our resident cartoonist addresses the impact of 007’s long-delayed latest escapade on the UK cinema industry.
Monochrome cartoon depicting a scene where a man sets up a piñata, claiming it will distract from the nightmarish hellscape surrounding them.
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David Squires on… David Lynch’s 75th birthday party

by Little White Lies

What better way to celebrate the filmmaker’s birthday than with a gathering of his nearest and dearest.

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