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Chekhov and Marlowe revised and revisited; Antony Sher shines as a cantankerous actor
A sad, charming homage to those who champion film in the face of a repressive regime
The star's theatre residency is a brave move " but also confusing and bizarre
Guardians Programme created by The Old Vic allows confidential reports of abuse
Sotheby's to auction street art placard; Christie's targets mass market; Guercinos reunited
Robert Eggers's disturbing movie edges into comedy
The hero of the Atlanta pipe bomb attack comes up against the FBI and the media
Marielle Heller's film portrays the disarmingly kind and empathetic Mister Rogers
The Tennessee singer sought spontaneous chemistry at the Kentish Town Forum
The painter's Ghent masterwork ushered in a new age of naturalism " and launched a medieval lamb's Twitter career
Algorithmic modelling offers new blueprint for smart building creation
The Wallace Collection's survey of art from the East India Company era reveals surprising truths about Anglo-Indian relations
Highlights of the opening night in New York were pieces by Ruth Crawford Seeger and Galina Ustvolskaya
Bethany Williams, winner of the Arts Foundation Futures Award, designs high-end streetwear that that prioritises environmental and social concerns
JaromÃr Weinberger's work has been revived in a production by Barrie Kosky at the Komische Oper
Kibwe Tavares's new work is visually strong but dramatically muddled
An unauthorised remix gave rise to umpteen versions and interpretations
The rapper and producer brings his irrepressible spirit to his music and his new ventures
Over 13m in the UK pay for a streaming service, nearly 26m households pay for a TV licence
Karina Longworth's series Make Me Over begins with the story of a silent film star who was pressured into weight-loss surgery
Decades-long trend of film sequels is not abating, but the big studios may be willing to chase some of their smaller rivals
Couples look to the movies for inspiration when it comes to wedding jewellery
Joaquin Phoenix mesmerises as DC Comics' murderous clown and Brad Pitt goes to great lengths for his absentee father
The multi-platinum Korean boy band have become art patrons with a globe-spanning project estimated at £10m
A photographic novel exposing a rural Nebraska seemingly frozen in time following the Great Depression
