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There’s a line at the opening of Kiley Reid’s hit debut, Such a Fun Age, that encapsulates the drama at the heart of the recent spate of nanny novels. Emira, a young black woman dressed for a night out, is stopped by a security guard in an upscale supermarket with Briar, the white child she looks after. It’s late, the guard wants to know where Briar’s parents are. He won’t let Emira leave with her. “But she’s my child right now,” she tells the guard. “I’m her sitter. I’m technically her nanny …”

Submitting... Reading about the movement One of the key precepts of the BLM movement is educating oneself. Regardless of race, age, or gender, it calls for people to learn more about both Black history and how racism currently manifests within society. Systemic racism is endemic in the UK as it is in America, hence more and more people in the UK recognising the need to learn more about Black history . Books to help you become an ally, and understand the movement better We’ve curated a list of excellently written and researched books, from both the UK and the US, that discuss the complexitie...

AN ACTOR has helped launch a new book club to support the homeless.

Published 11 Mar, 2021 If you build it, they will come, as the old saying goes. In this week's episode of The Electronic Wireless Show podcast, we discuss some of our favourite buildings in games. At least, that is the stated intent. In reality, this becomes one of those episodes where at some point I drop the reigns and don't really manage to pick them up again. There is game chat, yes, but also a lot of talk about pizzas, Matthew's concerns about eating pork, and the British Museum. Strangely, we are low on fish chat this week. I think over time we are gradually transi...

My good pals Andréa Burns and Peter Flynn made an appearance and Andréa played clips of songs we were both obsessed with as kids. We laughed about the time we visited our friend Dev Janki in Salem, Connecticut, and, on the way home with our friends in the car we rented, we sang giant sections from Ain’t Mishbehavin’. Just us. Acapella. It’s one of those things that was so fun for us but I’m sure our friends were raging that Uber hadn’t been invented yet. Here’s a deconstruction of one of my favorite segments from that show.