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In its second outing, the event welcomes new galleries and devotes room to the city's energetic younger art spaces
How the Academy Awards fail to reflect the gender and racial balance of the US populationÂ
Oscar-nominated movie was wildly profitable, but studio Warner Bros had to share spoils
An impressive comeback from Eleanor Jackson and her band was marred by an ill-suited venue
The Irish choreographer's new work is a frenzy of music and movement
Beckett's spirit of experimentation is picked up in two innovative new dramas
Plus: bids overtake estimates at Christie's; a contested Old Master in New York; online sales on the up
Sunday's awards will again be dominated by male directors and white actors " and change is proving painfully slow
Suzanne Vega sings with effortless cool in this adaptation at the Pershing Square Signature Center, New York
Guests include film-maker Noah Baumbach, This American Life host Ira Glass, novelist Eimear McBride and podcaster Kaitlin Prest
The actor and director's business satire takes aim at the disgraced retail mogul. They talk about celebrity, hypocrisy and showbiz moralising
Plus: everything you need to know about the Oscars 2020
For a postwar movie generation Kirk Douglas was the definition of 'macho'
FT readers choose their own Academy Award winners " and review their favourites
Margot Robbie is deadly good as an anti-heroine assembling a band of female desperadoes
A performance piece alternates with a video installation-cum-sculpture, with contrasting results
Korean director Bong Joon Ho's Oscar-nominated film lives up to the wild excitement surrounding it
Outlandish elocution distinguishes his lead performance
Acquisition of sport-focused group comes as streaming giant struggles for profit
Looming military conscription for boy band clouds outlook for fast-growing Big Hit
The Oscar-winning film-maker on his childhood, his education via the BBC and his Tate Modern homecoming
Contracts with record labels crimp streaming service's hopes to make money from podcasts
With hectic music and frenzied staging, this new Royal Opera House production is every bit as madcap as Lewis Carroll's book
The choreographer's setting of a song cycle based on human speech creates a gorgeous canvas of human chaos
Franz Schreker's 1932 opera is musically rich and visually dazzling
