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Arts Telegraph 04/07/2025 03:50:16 AM The Chelsea Magazine Company Olivia Rodrigo: A superstar (with an English public school boyfriend) is born The 11 most memorable summer reads, chosen by our writers The BBC’s ‘ultimate humiliation’ over Gaza documentary Somerset Maugham’s cheating husband comedy gets the Rivals treatment Bettany Hughes dazzles younger readers – and other new children’s books Everything you need to know about the Oasis tour The best plays and musicals (in London and beyond) to book now FILMWhat to see at the cinema this week BOOKSThe greatest books of 2025, picked by our critics THEATREThe best plays and musicals (in London and beyond) to book now FILMThe 25 best romcoms ever made OperaThe shows to see this year ARTOur expert's pick of the exhibitions to see MUSICThe biggest pop and rock gigs to book The best TV shows to watch in 2025 The best gaming laptops for 2025: I’ve put them all to the test and there’s a clear winner Bettany Hughes dazzles younger readers – and other new children’s books What’s on TV: UEFA Women’s Euro kicks off, Gaza: Doctors Under Attack, and more Are you also a grumpy old man? 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