Plinth

Magazine

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  Good Grief, Charlie Brown! at Somerset House

  "What would Schulz have made of indoor cycling classes, woo-woo home decor, organic pet kibble, video game rehab, mess-free egg peelers?"

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  Bingo! Murakami's Killing Commendatore

  ‘Alice really does exist in the world. The March Hare, the Walrus, the Cheshire Cat — they all really exist.’

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  Celebrating a Century

  Launching a new edition and tea set

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  Bad Times at the El Royale

  "Let's have ourselves an allegory."

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  The Draw of Fortnite's Battle Royale

  "Adolescence is like adulthood with the volume turned right up."

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  The Din of Kavanaugh

  'This is the patriarchy in HD.'

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  Maniac: Perfectly Imperfect

  "Things really get interesting when it’s time to take Pill B."

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  BoJack Horseman: You Can Lead a Horse to Water...

  "It’s a bit harrowing. It’s not Family Guy with a horse."

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  I Object: From Cuneiform to Cursive

  The Citi Exhibition I Object: Ian Hislop's search for dissent at the British Museum

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  The Shuffling Return of Louis C. K.

  "A monster is only scary until you check under the bed and see a beetle."

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  Stewart Lee and Brexit Denialism

  When the Venn diagram of comedy and politics becomes a circle, Lee’s gift of a behind-the-scenes tour of one becomes a chillingly clear lens to apply to the other.

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  Who Is America?

  "It is possible to be on camera without spouting hate speech or endorsing the arming of toddlers."