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Solitude and the urge for connection are recurrent themes in the collected singles and EPs
Reggae's elder statesman is a sprightly presence at the microphone in the companion album to the excellent Rainford
From Jamaica's poet laureate, winner of the 2019 Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry
The release of a so-called Sandalwood film is the cue for performative celebrations
Artists have long been drawn to gaming and its ability to unite and divide us
What a fictionalised online performance revealed about the way we view women online
When Russian troops seized Crimea in 2014, the television sets in people's homes became a crucial propaganda tool
From the mundane to the absurd, texts illuminate the range of the human condition
Taylor himself grew weary of his 1970 classic
An exhibition in Dundee explores the world of robots and artificial intelligence
Tighter censorship and dwindling cash hinder quest for global hits
Taika Waititi's larks-and-swastikas comedy aims to shatter taboos, but does so too politely
Hugh Grant and Matthew McConaughey are among the stars of a strikingly sour film
Mikhaël Hers' film about an atrocity and its aftermath sidesteps mawkishness
The Swedish centre has opened a grand outpost in the Flatiron district to show photography
Philharmonic to play new version of Strauss's Radetzky March
Kirill Petrenko conducted a New Year concert that was both serious and entertaining
Berg's opera opens in New York in a visually rich and musically memorable production
Since 2002, the economist has been analysing the activities of the global art market. Critics argue it is impossible but she is undaunted
As money began to flow into the form, producers trained their eyes on the big stories of our time. And the big names
The exhibition's title, the Russian word for 'soul', speaks to the energy that pulses through the collection
From maximalism to mid-century: leading aesthetes choose the styles of the decade
A selection of terrific titles that inform and inspire
Despite pre-Brexit jitters and the decline of some fairs, auctioneers still had plenty to celebrate
Made to look like one continuous shot, the film presented formidable challenges and has emerged as an Oscars frontrunner
