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Charlize Theron stars as anchor Megyn Kelly in an awkward film about sexual harassment
Thirteen female composers create a coherent soundscape in a piece given its world premiere in New York
'No Dorai' yanked from cinemas over lead character's name
An outstanding piece by a Comoran choreographer helped launch this year's edition of the hip-hop dance festival
Dance/cabaret outfit Thick and Tight brings genre-busting vignettes to the Lilian Baylis Studio, London
Nature Unwrapped, a year-long series at Kings Place in London, features classical, folk " and the sounds of the animal kingdom
This London show from the holographic character points a way towards the future of fandom
Beethoven's Fidelio is the template for this dark, compact work
This London gig drew on the diverse musical heritages of the pianist and his quartet
The race is on for this year's Academy Awards. Enjoy our glittering round-up of interviews, features and reviews
The company brings spectacle and excellent dancing to this swashbuckling tale at the London Coliseum
The piece was performed as part of the Prototype Festival of new operas
Tarantino, Scorsese and Mendes among familiar names but women directors are snubbed once again
Slovakian bass Peter Kellner gives the standout performance in Richard Jones's production at Royal Opera House, London
A Brussels non-profit is fighting waste by helping designers reuse salvaged building components
The band's adaptation of a traditional ballad became a template for subsequent versions
New six-part fictional drama 'Blood Ties' starring Gillian Jacobs looks at the ripple effect of abuse
Jennifer Lopez's gang of strippers fleece Wall Street types; and two Dublin women stave off adulthood by living in drunken denial
The photographs are a striking assembly of strangers and urban geometry intended to reflect the changing face of the Japanese landscape
The Taiwanese art world is finally challenging its regional rivals and is out to win
Plus, avant-garde pianos in Berlin; Hauser & Wirth restructures; Mark Bradford raises $1m
'Little Women' completes the transformation of this actor turned director
Turin show establishes the Italian artist as a pivotal figure poised between Classicism and Christianity
The only female partner of Rem Koolhaas's OMA on the social aspects of her work and why 'architecture is so dull these days'
The couple behind the Belgian troupe on how they create their nightmarish dramas " and who gets the last word
