Tim Jonze

4 weeks ago | airmail.news | Tim Jonze

Part II of a series. Read Part I here. In November 2005, Chris Langham was arrested in connection with paying to access indecent and abusive images of children on the Internet. Six months later he was charged with 15 counts of downloading indecent images of children. ARMANDO IANNUCCI, CREATOR: It was difficult with Chris because he was charged but there wasn’t a trial. I decided to not make a judgment until there was a judgment. I didn’t realize the trial would take over 18 months.

1 month ago | airmail.news | Tim Jonze

Twenty years ago this month we were plunged straight into the middle of an omnishambles. It was a moment in time when petrified politicians lurched from crisis to crisis, scrambling desperately to control the narrative as their endless gaffes derailed even the vaguest attempts to change this country for the better. But am I talking about the tail-end of the Blair years or the televisual tour-de-force that was Armando Iannucci’s The Thick of It? It could be either.

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Tim Jonze

Twenty years ago this month we were plunged straight into the middle of an omnishambles. It was a moment in time when petrified politicians lurched from crisis to crisis, scrambling desperately to control the narrative as their endless gaffes derailed even the vaguest attempts to change this country for the better. But am I talking about the tail-end of the Blair years or the televisual tour-de-force that was Armando Iannucci’s The Thick of It? It could be either.

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Tim Jonze

Is this the world’s most macho introduction? On entering the garden behind the Butcher’s Tap and Grill in Marlow in Buckinghamshire, I’m engulfed in charcoal smoke. Through the fog I spy a countertop laden with slabs of raw meat – a leg of lamb here, a tomahawk steak there. And presiding over two enormous kamado grills is celebrity chef Tom Kerridge, 6ft 3in tall and with a meat cleaver in one hand and a butcher’s saw in the other. “Smoke and meat!” he says with a grin before jumping into host mode.

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Tim Jonze

The sign in the church reads simply: “God is real.” Well, they would say that, wouldn’t they, being a church. But it’s not a determined vicar who has put the poster up in a bid to convince his congregation. Rather it’s 22-year-old Cameron Winter, frontman of New York rock band Geese and now solo artist behind one of the year’s most beguiling albums. Winter is in church – St Matthias in north London – for his first ever UK solo show.