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The 15 artworks that define Christmas – in pictures Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email Peasants trudging through snow, ice-skaters in the street and the baby Jesus glowing and golden in the manger … how the greatest painters have captured the majesty of the season Wed 24 Dec 2014 02.00 EST Last modified on Wed 19 Oct 2022 10.

TikTok This article is more than 1 year oldTikTok ‘frog army’ stunt could have grave consequences, experts warnThis article is more than 1 year oldScientists alarmed at claims of releasing 10m frogs and 100m ladybugs to rack up viewers as relocating species can have ‘extremely negative consequences’ A TikTok “frog army” has racked up millions of likes – but the potential consequences of the bizarre stunt are no joke, experts say.

Mercedes GPToto Wolff extends Mercedes deal and believes Hamilton can reclaim F1 titleThree-year extension ends speculation over German’s futureTeam principal intends to give Hamilton ‘a car he can trust’The Mercedes team principal, Toto Wolff, has ended speculation about his future by confirming he has agreed a new contract to remain in charge of the team for a further three years. The Austrian has also reiterated his belief that Lewis Hamilton can still take a record eighth world championship during that period.

Jonathan Jones on artArtAre there really only seven different types of beauty?Extravagant, transgressive, elemental ... the Cooper Hewitt design museum in New York has taxonomised the indefinable – beauty. Is this wrong-headed scientific precision or the brave tackling of a taboo? So now we know. Humanity’s Keatsian quest for the true meaning of beauty is effectively over, the subject sussed once and for all. It’s fully understood, in the same way particle physics fell into place when the Higgs boson was proven to exist.

Bodyguard: episode by episodeBodyguard recap: series one, episode two – genuinely edge-of-the-sofa TVThere was no let-up in the second installation of Jed Mercurio’s new thriller, which featured some major set pieces – as well as an illicit encounter Read the Bodyguard episode one recap Phew. Jed Mercurio clearly doesn’t intend to hang around with this series. It is only episode two and we have already had an assassination attempt, a second unsuccessful terrorist attack, the beginning of what could be a very damaging love affair, political machinations between the Home Office and the security services, and the suggestion that high-ranking police officers may be happy to let a senior politician die.

MetalReviewO2 Academy, Birmingham Bringing back their much-loved early albums, the crossover band’s big-choruses and expansive rock anthems still get the fans singing Twenty two years ago, California surf hippies Incubus were hurtling towards multi-platinum status on the back of Drive, an acoustic road-trip anthem which found its way into the US Top 10 and the repertoire of many a bedroom guitarist. Their breakthrough album, Make Yourself, found the quintet inexplicably tagged as nu-metal; its mega-selling follow-up, Morning View, seemed intent to debunk such comparisons by incorporating Chinese instruments, a Japanese orchestra and the sound of recorded frogs.

The Bafta-winning actor is returning to The Pact as a different character. It’s an unusual move, but, she says, having connected with a group of performers of colour who have her back, she’s learned to dream bigger Published: 18 Oct 2022 ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7tbTEoKyaqpSerq96wqikaKiipLOquMRooZqrn6N6sL%2FAppydnV2kuLa6w5qwng%3D%3D

Book of the dayFictionReviewA novel about a killer targeting sex workers amid America’s opioid crisis offers a memorable portrait of devastationIn 2009, Liz Moore accompanied photographer Jeffrey Stockbridge to the Philadephia neighbourhood of Kensington, where he was documenting the human cost of the area’s high rate of opioid addiction. The interviews and sketches she began to write on the subject laid the foundations of her fourth book, Long Bright River, a novel 10 years in the making that bears witness to the author’s extensive research and first-hand experience of the lives of those who fall through the cracks.