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The enigmatic Italian painter thrived on self-imposed confinement during fascism and beyond
Exil.arte preserves the work of Jewish composers and performers branded as 'degenerate' by the Nazis
A kingpin's murder sparks a frenzy of revenge and investigation in the Sky Atlantic/Cinemax series
The Australian director's story of a young woman working for an abusive boss favours subtlety over scandal
The seaside look feels a bit basic, impersonal and ubiquitous, as if there is a starter pack available for all coastal homes
Q&A with the Grammy-winner on independence, her determination to make music and never sitting still
Stephen Johnson's story of a symphony that is megalomaniac in its demands " and a source of great joy
From her poetry collection 'The Air Year'
With her film 'Kajillionaire' about to be released, the writer and artist talks identity and pulling off a baggage heist
As Netflix and Disney spend billions on new shows, we can't stop watching TV. But is it any good?
FT critics Sarah Hemming and Fiona Sturges host an online discussion on the best audio from around the world
Our series on TV perfect for lockdown continues with this smart, dark and funny animated show
From Fleabag to Beckett, here are the best productions to stream online
The star talks from lockdown about her new 1970s equal rights TV drama and what she is binge-watching herself
Plus: cyber crime warnings; Frieze trials augmented reality; Jenny Holzer makes art for crises
Ben Mendelsohn and Jason Bateman star in a masterfully disquieting series based on Stephen King's novel
The hyper-stylised film is the meeting point of Rihanna and Donna Tartt, leaving you with a sense of gargantuan promise
The documentary unpicks the drama that hit Paris in 2008 when Margiela quit his couture label
The Mullholland Drive star brings her character to shimmering life in a new claustrophobic thriller
The cartoonish tale follows narrative logic so bamboozling it could pass for avant-garde
The company used canny design and marketing to transform its PlayStation into a cultural icon
Pop stars such as John Legend and Neil Young are reacting to the coronavirus crisis by playing online " with variable results
Loren Brichter invented the Twitter app for iOS and pull-to-refresh
Slashing spending on content is not the answer to falling revenues
The British Library has digitised its collection of historic globes, some of which have never been photographed before
