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‘F1 22’ review: a winning sim racing formula gets a sleek refresh
This year’s Formula 1 game offers small but meaningful changes
‘Broker’ review: a revelatory road trip with one too many detours
Sensible story takes a backseat in favour of ethical questions and some great performances
‘Spy x Family’ season 1 part 1 review: an utterly delightful espionage comedy
This witty, warm and wholesome anime unexpectedly marries Cold War-esque spy drama with hilarious slice-of-life comedy
‘Westworld’ season four review: block out the plot and enjoy the violent delights
TV's most confusing sci-fi show is unlikely to win any new fans
‘Sonic Origins’ review: live and learn
Whilst an essential title for new fans, 'Sonic Origins' may leave veterans wanting more
LOONA – ‘Flip That’ review: an understated but subtly addictive return
The girl group’s first release of the year ditches the girl crush of recent title tracks in favour of something dreamier
Conan Gray – ‘Superache’ review: confessional pop bangers with a real sense of drama
The TikTok breakout star fiercely embraces romantic failures with his second album
‘The Umbrella Academy’ season three review: superhero show remains bizarre, brilliant and heartfelt
Tackling themes of family, belonging and power, season three finds our heroes dealing with childhood trauma and the heartfelt weight of all they’ve lost
‘The Black Phone’ review: Ethan Hawke smashes it as a masked bogeyman
Hawke really is good at being bad
Regina Spektor – ‘Home, before and after’ review: funny and heartbreaking art-punk
The record sees Spektor pushing herself into vibrant, unexplored territory
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