Tindersticks mark Brexit night with absorbing show in Paris

The reborn British band played with impeccable control at Salle Pleyel

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Vladimir Jurowski's Siegfried takes wing at the Royal Festival Hall

The conductor brought freshness to the third part of the London Philharmonic Orchestra's Ring cycle

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Michael Shapiro: photo dealer who watched a market develop

Iconic images are among the photographs in a London exhibition mounted by the collector

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Feeling Good " written for a 1964 musical, the song was transformed by Nina Simone into an anthem of liberation

Dozens of artists have covered this exhilarating track

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On digital: Bait / The Last Tree

Mark Jenkin reinforces with jagged jump-cuts and montages and Shola Amoo tiptoes artfully through coming-of-age and street-tough clichés

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Snapshot: 'Nicolas & Adrien: A World with Two Sons'

A collection of 159 intimate prints of the photographer's sons capturing the spontaneity of their adolescence

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The rise of the technologist CEOs

IBM replaces Rometty, Amazon in its Prime, Tesla protests, Hisense Roku TV review

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Cigarettes After Sex's Greg Gonzalez on going viral

The Texan musician talks about YouTube superstardom, the rigours of touring, and being honest about porn

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Universal Credit: Inside the Welfare State, BBC2 " behind the scenes of a creaking system

A three-part documentary looks at the UK's biggest welfare reform ten years on

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The Righteous Gemstones has fun with a fraudulent family of televangelists

Danny McBride's series about Bible-bashing millionaires comes to to HBO and Sky Comedy

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Sundance 2020: from strippers and body horror to Hillary Clinton

In a diverse year, a film about a woman turning the tables on predatory men became the talking point of the festival

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Baghdad Central on Channel 4 is a crime thriller that pulses with menace

A new series based around the Iraq war is rich in emotional succour

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Robert Franz: Collected Osterwald Lieder and Songs

Harriet Burns and William Searle breathe life into a little-known German composer

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Seth Lakeman: The Pilgrim's Tale

The voyage of the Mayflower is commemorated with sea shanties and uneasy premonitions

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Theo Hill: Reality Check

Modal jazz references and hip-hop inflections make for a standout album

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Destroyer: Have We Met

Dan Bejar's riddling lyrics resonate over enticing musical structures

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Waclaw Zimpel: Massive Oscillations

Free jazz meets trance-like beats in a hypnotic new album by the Polish composer

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Kesha: High Road

The pop star's fourth album is filled with bouncy tracks but it feels like a missed opportunity

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Michael Keegan-Dolan: 'Classical ballet isn't some sort of pinnacle'

The Irish choreographer on combining myth, modernity and unitards in his latest work

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Design highlights from Toronto's largest fair

A construction boom in the Canadian city is fuelling an explosion of ideas

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Thoroughly mid-century modern: 100 years of Ercol furniture

As it celebrates its centenary, the British company is enjoying a renaissance

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The curse of the feature wall

Never paper just one wall: the point of wallpaper is to ensconce oneself fully in a design

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Playwright Antoinette Nwandu: 'My spiritual ambition? To stay sane as the world teeters off its axis'

Q&A with the writer on the dangers of self-delusion and her dream New York apartment

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A new exhibition explores masculinity, from the tough to the tender

The Barbican's Masculinities show offers a journey through the complexity of modern maleness

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Rose Byrne and Bobby Cannavale in a genuinely shocking Medea in New York

Simon Stone's boldly contemporary staging of Euripides at BAM Harvey Theater has Hitchcockian flair

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