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After We Collided: does this shock hit point the way to cinema’s future?

Ignored by critics, barely marketed and released in just 47 cinemas, the YA romance has eclipsed X-Men at the UK box office and even ran Tenet close. What’s its secret?

Netflix wants to boost BBC, not destroy it, bosses tell parliament

Executives refuse to tell DCMS committee hearing how broadcaster should be funded

John Boyega quits role as Jo Malone brand ambassador

Film star’s move follows perfume company apology for substituting a Chinese actor for him in campaign advert

‘He was a groundbreaker and a visionary’: music writer Dele Fadele remembered

He was a rare black journalist on the British music press, whose NME pieces summed up the radicalism of Public Enemy and the dark side of Morrissey. So how did his death go unnoticed for two years?

Jo Malone apologises to John Boyega for cutting him out of Chinese ad

Perfume brand admits reshooting commercial without Star Wars actor was ‘misstep’

Even die-hard fans must be wondering if Tesla stock is moving too fast

Stock split is merely cosmetic for company whose valuation seems to be controlled by pure psychology

Google’s advertisers will take the hit from UK digital service tax

Tech giant will charge additional fee from November for advertising in line with new taxes being imposed in Europe

Low demand for UK office workers reveals ‘asymmetric recovery’

Data shows rise in transport, healthcare and construction jobs while ‘white-collar roles’ lag behind

Ladies, don’t worry about Zoom face – the rapacious beauty industry is here to help

Botox has become a solution for ageing – even for leading feminists

How TV advertising’s woes have given small firms a bite at the cherry

The coronavirus lockdown led big advertisers to slash their spend, dragging down the cost of airtime

The rightwing press is trying to bully workers back to the office

This brazen attempt to frighten employees is a reminder that Britain is a country where bosses have the whip hand, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

ITV poised to drop out of FTSE 100 after collapse in advertising

Market value slumped 60% this year to £2.4bn as companies froze ad budgets during lockdown

KFC drops Finger Lickin’ Good slogan as ‘doesn’t quite fit’ in age of Covid-19

Fast food chain says tagline is unsuitable in the light of the hygiene measures to tackle pandemic

Female British artists underrepresented on UK radio, survey finds

Fewer than one in five songs in top 100 airplay chart so far this year were by British female acts

Daily Mail publisher to cut up to 100 jobs as revenues fall

DMGT says quarterly print advertising down 69% and digital income down 17%

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