
Mona Chalabi
Data Editor at The Guardian
Data Editor, Guardian US. Trying to take the numb out of numbers, left with lots of ers. Email me… [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
indiewire.com | Mona Chalabi
On June 5, the IndieWire Honors Spring 2025 ceremony will celebrate the creators and stars responsible for some of the most impressive and engaging work of this TV season. Curated and selected by IndieWire’s editorial team, IndieWire Honors is a celebration of the creators, artisans, and performers behind television well worth toasting. In the days leading up to the event, IndieWire is showcasing their work with new interviews and tributes from their peers.
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3 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Mona Chalabi
2 days agoThe new film Mountainhead, written and directed by Succession creator Jesse Armstrong, is about the super-rich, so people may expect something Succession-ish: a tragedy studded with dark humor. Instead, in the tradition of Armstrong's work on the British series The Thick of It and the film In the Loop, …
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Mona Chalabi
If you’ve seen a hijab on a screen – animated or otherwise – it’s likely that this Islamic head covering was one specific style. Think Princess Jasmine in the 1992 movie Aladdin, Claire Danes in the series Homeland, or the Zamins in the animated show The Proud Family: Photograph: Showtime/DisneyIn these fictional worlds, there’s typically a little hair poking out of a shawl that can be quickly slipped off. And people really do wear the hijab that way.
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Mar 22, 2025 |
theguardian.com | Mona Chalabi
Egg prices have got a lot of attention in recent months as avian flu made this staple a luxury for US households. But the trend of food inflation in the US is a longstanding one. Since January 2005, egg prices have grown 310%, from $1.21 a dozen to nearly $5 a dozen, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But it’s not the only household item to see a dramatic rise. Beef prices increased 125% and electricity prices have doubled.
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Mar 1, 2025 |
theguardian.com | Mona Chalabi
People across the US are worried about flight safety after several high-profile plane crashes this year, including a commercial crash in Washington DC that killed 67 people. Google searches for “is flying safe” have jumped in recent weeks. But the numbers suggest 2025 has actually been a relatively safe year to fly – at least in terms of the overall number of accidents.
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