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It has become flabby and bureaucratic, but we would miss the corporation if we lost it
The musician has used five 1980s Commodore machines to create an evocative show of surprising range
The Oscar-nominated director has shown her range between art house, Hollywood and episodes of The Wire
Our love of a good tune knows no bounds but there are those who believe it can go too far
Why have portraits of mothers-to-be been so rare? An exhibition at London's Foundling Museum explores a neglected genre
Body positive campaigner Chidera Eggerue is endlessly entertaining as she tackles myths and misconceptions
Simon Block's feature-length drama recounts the Jewish child refugees sent to recuperate after the war
Joyce DiDonato thrills as the ambitious Roman empress
New and traditional songs are put to work in the struggle against ecological collapse
Recorded at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in 2018, the impressive set features austerity and harmony
The outlaw figure looms in the UK rapper's smooth, upbeat second album
The UK synth duo's third Berlin album has elements of techno and 1980s pop pastiche
Atmosphere and drama are let down by an unclear theme on the Minneapolis band's new album
Johnny Grey's innovative design helps older people remain safe and independent for longer
The installation by Darren Waterston is, like the original, an 'overbearing exercise in decadence'
Adam Richards' rural home has won Wallpaper's Best New Private House award
As Daniel Castro Garcia's portraits show, the perilous Mediterranean crossing is one stage of a long journey
Jane Alexander and James Cromwell are a match made in theatrical heaven at the Helen Hayes Theater
Lucy Kirkwood brings 18th-century women into focus; Trevor Nunn directs Beckett; Cormac McCarthy's life-or-death debate
The versatile Monty Python star who sided with the underdog
Chinese owner of video app TikTok signs licensing deal with independent record labels
The Next Generation star still has gravitas but the new series takes a while to get off-planet
US group seeks long-elusive recognition for its brands in rare bet on profit-thin sector
Prospect Cottage where film-maker sought refuge is 'a living, breathing work of art'
Little-known work fetches £2.2m; Tefaf boss quits; Berlin Wall on sale at Brafa
