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It has been a year of small pleasures and big opinions. Is Kim Kardashian’s legal drama All’s Fair really the worst TV show of all time? What are the best (and worst) vegan cheeses? And 20 years after they first hit the shelves, five-toed shoes are apparently having a big fashion moment. But what is it like to wear them in public?
As the year draws to a close, Guardian Live invites you to a special event with columnist Tim Dowling, film and TV writer Stuart Heritage, and cook and author Meera Sodha. They will join comedian, broadcaster, and occasional Guardian contributor Nish Kumar for an evening of sharp observations, seasonal reflections and behind-the-scenes stories from the Guardian.
Georgina Lawton will also host a special live version of the wildly popular Guardian column You be the judge.
As ever, we want you, our readers, to be part of the event.
With the holidays fast approaching, we’d love to hear from you. What’s Meera’s go-to festive dish, or her advice for keeping calm in the kitchen at Christmas? How does Tim keep finding laughs in family life, even during the chaos of the season? And what does Stuart think has defined culture in 2025 – which are the films, shows and moments that got us talking?
Whether your question is about cooking, comedy or culture, post them below and we’ll put a selection to our panel on the night.
On Wednesday 26 November at 7pm, they will be at Kings Place in London, and you can join us anywhere via livestream.
In-person and livestream tickets for the event are available here.
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