Mac Miller: Circles

The rapper's dreamy posthumous release reveals glimpses of a troubled reality

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. . . And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead: X

Moody intros and guitar-filled tempests show American alt-rock still lives on

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Mura Masa: RYC " catchy but slight

The DJ and producer's second album considers nostalgia within a technological culture

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White House Farm is a moving drama based on a real murder case

A new ITV crime series takes on conflicting evidence with exceptional care and poignancy

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Avenue 5, Sky One " Hugh Laurie stars in a space cruise gone wrong

Armando Iannucci's sci-fi comedy is a blast with excellent ensemble work and crisp dialogue

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Cion: Requiem of Ravel's 'Boléro' " a gripping dance-opera in New York

South African dance and music combine at the Joyce Theater, in a work that explores grief, struggle and relief

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Why Hollywood still prefers the little woman

Does Greta Gerwig's film really challenge the gender narrative?

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The best benches for indoors and out

These distinctive pieces will make you sit up and take notice

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How to choose a bathtub that will make waves

Go big, grand and freestanding if you've got space but built-in has merits too

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Willem Dafoe on tormenting Robert Pattinson in The Lighthouse

The actor talks about preparing for the role of a grizzled sea dog, the joys of a gruelling shoot and working with huskies

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Federico Fellini at 100 and the myth of realism

Nigel Andrews on how the Italian auteur abandoned neorealism for something looser and more fantastical

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Lynda Benglis: the globe-trotting artist who shocks and delights

The American sculptor reflects on her luminous, provocative oeuvre

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Rachel Feinstein dissects notions of beauty at New York's Jewish Museum

The sculptor explores myth, fun and fear in a seductive retrospective

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Inside the epic restoration of the Vatican's Raphael Rooms

Five hundred years after the artist's death, experts are restoring the last of four rooms he designed at the Papal Palace

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Don McCullin on photographing war " and collecting antiques

'We all need distractions,' says the man who has captured conflicts from Vietnam to Syria

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FT readers: what film do you think should win an Oscar?

Ahead of the Academy Awards 2020, we are gathering your own nominations and mini film reviews

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Gwyneth Paltrow brings psychedelics and orgasms to Netflix with The Goop Lab

Staffers go beyond 'typical workplace experience' as they get naked, sexy and high together in a quest for wellness

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Best new London theatre: This Time, RAGS The Musical and Magic Goes Wrong

Three new shows tackle issues of jeopardy, trust and faith

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NBC unveils streaming service that is more like TV

Comcast-owned broadcaster launches Peacock, which many customers can watch for free

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Midnight Traveller " refugee documentary is a digital box of surprises

An Afghan family's hazardous journey is captured on smartphones in this remarkable film

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Laura Linney gives a dexterous performance in My Name is Lucy Barton in New York

This one-woman show at the Samuel J Friedman Theatre adapts Elizabeth Strout's 2016 novel

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Just Mercy " Jamie Foxx stars as a man convicted of murder on negligible evidence

The true story of a legal nightmare in Alabama is told simply, and powerfully

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The Art Market " Hong Kong fair takes a hit

Galleries dial it down for ABHK; Frieze hires first CEO; Paris grabs bigger slice of auction market

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A Hidden Life is Terrence Malick's best film in years

The director brings a spiritual dimension to this story of a pacifist in wartime Austria

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Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché " a woman who reshaped cinema

Pamela B. Green's timely documentary recalls the life of a pioneering female director

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