What is The Week?

What is The Week?
Let’s be honest, there’s too much news.
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So that you can go straight to all you need to know about the things that actually matter.
And stop wasting time wading through everything that doesn’t.
Because you’ve got better things to do.
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Music reviews: Isaiah Rashad and Aldous HardingFeature ‘It’s Been Awful’ and ‘Train on the Island’
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Slavoj Zizek’s 6 favorite books that shaped his thinkingFeature The philosopher recommends apocalyptic works by J.G. Ballard, Kim Stanley Robinson, and Emily St. John Mandel
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Book reviews: ‘The Things We Never Say’ and ‘Selling Opportunity: The Story of Mary Kay’Feature A teacher deals with his loneliness and the true story of cosmetics legend Mary Kay Ash
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