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Stars such as Pelé and hockey deity Wayne Gretzky reveal illuminating nuggets in this documentary
Our pick of the best plays online, from Barber Shop Chronicles to Andrew Scott's solo performance
There has been a reappraisal of 'old' West Germany, when the republic was younger and the world more certain
The creator of the Spanish Netflix hit series 'Money Heist' has broadened his horizons with his new show
This online charity event featured past winners of the magazine's awards, including James Ehnes and Ian Bostridge
The director and producer of 'Moonlight' have a mission to bring to the screen narratives seldom tackled on film
In a trance-like state, the singer-songwriter played songs spanning four decades of his career
The museum's head makes the case for a more egalitarian model for the future, and a return to 'slow looking'
The composer's 1952 work has prompted tributes, heckles and even a lawsuit
A new series offers a fascinating glimpse into lives lost to history
The survival of the coastal town's vibrant arts scene will depend on the community 'being on the front foot'
The director talks about gender-swaps, fundraising and the future of drama after lockdown
Ancient antagonists build bridges as treasure finds mount up
Greta Gerwig's Little Women comes up a little short; Pixar's latest sends elf brother on a quest with half a dad
Jazz, folk and classical influences merge as the pianist revisits traditional music collected by the Hungarian composer
The singer's sandblasted baritone relates his dark autobiography with irresistible swagger
The British composer interprets the Czech's piano works with an unsentimental, sharply focused immediacy
With swaggering reggae beats to modern Maghrebi, the near-original line-up reunites for a new studio album
The Canadian rapper's surprise mixtape flunks out with ill-advised guest-star choices
Paramore frontwoman broadens her sonic palette with solo debut
The Californian brings a melodious voice and an enticing sense of groove to her second album
The book captures the carefree, haute-bourgeois lifestyle of the young photographer
The series follows an idiotic yet charming nerd trying to make it big as Lil Dicky
Six-part series adapts Wally Lamb's novel about family, loss and mental illness
Yhonnie Scarce and Judy Watson talk about creating work with seductive surfaces and dark themes
