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A concept album with societal breakdown and change at its centre creates a distinctive sound-world
The break-up album achieves a rare contrast between joyful music and bleak sentiment
The DJ's attempt to mix in country music lacks the vital ingredient of storytelling
This reissue marks the 25th anniversary of a cult series that has been too long unavailable
The singer's career-topping latest evokes emotional experiences and a need for healing
A serial assassin with a ghastly MO targets a politician's husband in a gripping episode
Images capturing the catastrophic pollution of the river are an antidote to ravishing nature films
Netflix, Hulu, HBO, Amazon Prime and other streaming channels have leaned heavily on adaptations
Bong Joon-ho's superlative, Oscar-winning social satire; Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson in a dazzling, drunken nightmare
Ingenious little sanctuaries for summer sojourns without leaving your home
Dylan's film Echo in the Canyon charts the influence of The Beatles on bands in the Los Angeles enclave in 1965
The New York theatre's artistic director is planning for a post-Covid world
One unresolved problem is how to quarantine sampled volumes
Directors warn social-distancing rules will weigh heavily on visitor numbers
The vibrant if socially distanced arts festival plays out in person and online and pulls no punches in social critique
Set in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the series celebrates the city's resilience, its music " and its food
Plus: Chart Art's new format shows women only; celebrating Sophie Taeuber-Arp
Dominik Moll's thriller has unexpected twists and oblique angles
Tracee Ellis Ross plays the demanding star in Nisha Ganatra's film
There are star turns from Samuel L Jackson and Peter Fonda in his last movie role
First-time director Andrew Patterson's film is exhilarating and immersive
Lisa Bryant's four-parter includes victims' testimony and details how the billionaire aggressively evaded justice
Sally Matthews sings beautifully in Michael Grandage's 2012 production of Mozart's opera
Even in good times, the arts make our lives better and these are not good times
Shakespeare's Globe and the Old Vic in London are among those threatened with closure
