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The 1967 version by Nico set the tone for future releases of this beautiful, lyrical track
The Other Latif investigates a man alleged to have been an al-Qaeda explosives expert
Superhero sequels eat into Bollywood's share of market long dominated by local studios
Texture " whether skin or stucco " is at the heart of this new retrospective covering half a century of prints
Jennifer Kent reveals that retribution rarely yields true catharsis and Jan Komasa shows any redemption is likely to be hard-won and shortlived
Call for public to contribute memories of switch from pounds, shillings and pence
John Wilson's technically brilliant orchestra plays a luminous French tracklist
Vampy guitars meet psychedelic sounds in the singer-songwriter's third solo release
The rules of Indian classical music are jettisoned with McLaughlin's synth-guitar orchestrations grounded in western harmony
Elly Jackson's first album without Ben Langmaid is a rewarding shift in direction
The band's 17th studio album is a tribute to their ability to withstand the lure of nostalgia
The London-based electronic musician makes bold use of different genres and instruments
The trumpeter referenced his broad range of interests and influences
The witchy two-part adaptation evokes 'The Wicker Man' with murderous Wiccans and wailing folk music
From classical ideals to disquieting bodies, Beard explores the contentious history of the nude in art
Abby McEnany plays a middle-aged lesbian discovering new queer etiquette
There are reasons to be cynical about collecting " but art can shape history and change minds
A sense of theatre unites the disparate elements in a survey of late-17th-century British art
Ever since I was knee-high to Nosferatu, I have loved steps and stairs on screen
British choreographer Cathy Marston treads on sensitive territory in the musician's love-hate affair with her instrument
The mezzo-soprano shines in a production otherwise hampered by David McVicar's staging
There is no better way to lift the spirits, to soothe a troubled soul or a broken mind. But is that always true?
As the West Coast fair arrives for its second edition, we look at the highlights and talk to the artists and changemakers involved
Curators of the fair's section for performance, sculpture and installation art tell why they champion international conversations
The artist made his name with intense monochrome prints but now he's channelling something new
