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The company looked ready for a strong run on the first night at the Opéra Bastille " but many performances have been cancelled
New York exhibition focuses on artists who make bold work from humble materials
Hong Kong protesters take inspiration from Bruce Lee's philosophy
The writer explores how black stories have been marginalised or erased through time in an Audible series
AÂ box office revival of these British extravaganzas is under way
The photographer's first solo show crystallises the quieter moments of life in Ukraine's eastern industrial region
The programme is planned around 'Missa Beata Dei genitrix', interspersed with Christmas motets and traditional carols
An intimate picture of the INXS frontman and an adventure movie going through a teen identity crisis
The 'Be My Baby' singer proved her resilience with tender and storming renditions of her old hits
Deal will give ViacomCBS access to Miramax's library of nearly 700 films
How the fictional Grand Budapest Hotel inspired a look that has spread around the world
The album's ethereal aesthetic coheres into a beguiling musical self-portrait
This long-awaited double instalment of early British-Caribbean music might be the best yet
The singer lands his 13th number one album stepping into the role of festive crooner
The Grammy winner's second festive album is pitched uncertainly between knowingness and schmaltz
Christie's goes green; UK election result boosts auctioneers; Metzinger's cyclist speeds away; Christmas gets a dollop of sauce
With a global audience of 30m and a new director, Daniel Hyde, the choir is the most high-profile survivor of a declining species
Le Studio d'Orphée recreates the New Wave veteran's working space in Milan
The Californian veterans compile a well-chosen selection of festive curios sourced from Latin America for their first Christmas album
Beloved picture books by celebrated children's authors Judith Kerr and Julia Donaldson become Channel 4 and BBC animations
Rude mischief with David Walliams and costume catastrophes in Sky One and BBC pantos
Ghost stories dominate the BBC's seasonal dramas, with Peter Capaldi in an MR James ghost story and Guy Pearce as Scrooge
The actor on playing a pope, political art " and why no one should tell audiences what to think
From 'Raging Bull' to 'Spirited Away', the FT's outgoing film critic picks his top movies
UK museums have had a year of revelations, with works attributed to some of the great masters
