This is the Guardian. Today, all the fun things to as I am this year?

Guys, come on, it's a whole month where this collective self-improvement

mania means more people are interested in discovering something new, watching

something enriching, or just indulging their favorite cultural

obsessions with fresh enthusiasm. If this is or isn't you, stay with me

because I had the pleasure of chatting to three guests who have

completely inspired me to fill my diary with things worth staying in for as well as

going out for and I'm hoping they'll do the same for you. The Guardian Saturday culture editor,

Gwillim Monford, will guide us through the best of upcoming TV.

There's this slightly preposterous celebration of villainy that I find completely intoxicating.

Our esteemed film critic Peter Bradshaw is on hand to tell us about the films and awards

and trends we want to look out for.

It's an absolutely rock and roll, gonzo, bad taste fest, which is my idea of two

thumbs up. And culture critic, Beyonce biographer and Mercury Music Prize Judge,

Sappo McKenna will give us a breakdown of the artist and sounds worth following in

2024.

It's an album all about kind of lust and love and what it feels to make yourself vulnerable.

Yes, there is a lot to get through.

From The Guardian, I'm the Scenic Bar.

Today in Focus. Culture 2024.

What's in store? Grilla Munford, you're the culture editor for Guardian Saturday.

Let's say that I've got my sofa blanket, my snacks, my thick ugly socks. I'm ready to get cozy with a

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