Just thought I'd mention it before your Sunday walk to the newsagents. I only just spotted it in small print on the front of the review section, else I would have missed it. One page article by Sean O'Hagan. "Love Tore Him Apart". Do you see what they've done there with the song title? Those clever journalists.
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HaciendaThat wrote: Just thought I'd mention it before your Sunday walk to the newsagents. I only just spotted it in small print on the front of the review section, else I would have missed it. One page article by Sean O'Hagan. "Love Tore Him Apart". Do you see what they've done there with the song title? Those clever journalists.
If you wanna .pdf of this article, email me.
No, that be the Sun. The Times has provided excellent election coverage so is in my good books.
Sunday Times: good motoring and property suppliments, AA Gill's (usually) excellent restarant review and Mrs Mills, the best column in any newspaper at the moment.
Sunday Times: Shoddy, uninteresting paper - even by sunday standards.
Its the definition of a "Tabloid in a Broadsheet". At least you cant buy Irelands "Sunday Independent" over in blighty. It sells upwards of a million over here (in a population of 4) and is quite possibly the most stupid fucking tabloid that has ever masqueraded as a serious paper.
Sunday papers are, as a rule, shit. What happens on a Sunday that everyone suddenly wants to read about aspirational tossology and the price of expensive yachts?
Mrs Mills is fantastic though, and I wouldnt miss "Roasted" in the Observer for the world. Best comic strip I know of (apart from Steve Bells "if").
