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This Storyville documentary charts the history, glory years and notoriety of the muck-raking paper
The '70s-inspired music is heavily armed but the lyrics are soft fruit
The new record is sonically layered and plays between innocence and worldliness
The singer's break-up album was made in the mid-'70s but sounds freshly recorded
Words are wielded pugnaciously and busily, with sampled dialogue from cop shows and gangster films
This exhilarating album proves there is life in the virtuoso concert pianist yet
The album peddles '60s nostalgia but its contemporary tracks show Jay Watson is better off in the present
The 22-year-old Juilliard student brings his confident touch to this live piano trio set
A road movie haunted by Black Lives Matter anguish; Steve Coogan revels in a satire of excess
The photographer of the famous on the power of the image " and why she still feels like an outsider
Q&A with the singer and songwriter on the artistic choices he's made and mountain biking
Coronavirus forced many cancellations but innovations continue online
Spotlights can be harsh and displeasing: try lamps, candelabra or pendants instead
How Dallas Opera's Hart Institute is putting more women on the podium
Tom Faber surveys the much-anticipated sequel to the 2013 hit and answers reader questions below
The actor on starring in the newly streaming 'Small Island' and how theatre can help us reflect on racism
As the stage hit comes to screens, we look ahead to Lin-Manuel Miranda's In the Heights and Steven Spielberg's West Side Story
A region-spanning festival shows great works by Monet, Pissarro and others in the landscape that spurred their creativity
Having won legions of subscribers in lockdown, the streaming giant is working out how to give them something to watch
Plus: subversive statues at Art Basel online; extra fees from Sotheby's; Pace gallery adds Sonia Gomes
Both aircraft and Patrick Vollrath's movie soon run in trouble
A nuanced lead performance as the young mime artist is let down by distracted direction
Bryce Dallas Howard visits the terror of new fatherhood, the escape hatch of absenteeism and many points in between
Marjane Satrapi's factually heavy biopic recounts how the genius physicist discovered radium
With the cancellation of final-year exhibitions, students have lost a vital showcase
