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Masabane Cecilia Rangwanasha performs with radiance at the Royal Opera House's Linbury Theatre
The Swedish star has helped develop an ingenious new app for session musicians and songwriters
The track has enjoyed a long and eventful life after its surprise appearance as a rave anthem
These deliciously brief episodes are released to mark International Women's Day
James Mangold's movie about hot heads and hot rods cranks up the entertainment while Alfonso Cuarón's film is given the lavish Criterion Collection Blu-ray treatment
Images of a shuttered gym are a tribute to old-school fitness, generations of its devotees, and the man who brought them together
From traditional folk to Grammy-nominated soundtracks, a new release records the surprising trajectory of the Irish family band
In this new album, the young virtuoso brings shimmering playing and a touch of wizardry
The trio draw on their diverse backgrounds, ranging from folk songs to jazz-infused complexity
Anglo-Indian musical roots entwine in this beguiling and obsessively imagined album
Heartache meets stylish storytelling in Héloïse Letissier's new release
Melodic numbers with eastern inflections make a rewarding change for the American singer-songwriter
Seven volunteers attempt to turn back the biological clock, and are in for some shocks
This expletive-heavy family comedy elicits resigned smiles rather than belly laughs
The dead are 'like a backing group', reflects the novelist in this insightful BBC2 documentary
The Royal Ballet's production features sumptuous designs and luxury casting
Moving portraits of everyday grace in an impressive debut collection
David Gentleman's pictorial memoir of London recalls a lost tradition of urban culture
The Russian-born musician discusses shaking up his creative approach and learning to conduct
A recent run of sitcoms have left behind cosy depictions of family life. Sky's new show goes further still
Tate Britain brings together the menacing figures and erotic interiors of the notorious Victorian illustrator
The acclaimed director discusses the hostile climate for culture in his home country and how his bloody satire reflects it
The brilliance of the director's early work reflects western cinema's genius for refashioning primal stories and pulp fiction
Plus, auction dip confirmed; art patrons try 'venture philanthropy'; Pace signs AI whizz
Electrifying New York show retraces the roots of 20th-century American art to muralists such as Rivera and Orozco
