13,356 stories from The Financial Times
Bags and buildings have more in common than you might think
In five decades, Nigel Andrews saw every movie and met all the stars. This is what he learnt
Richard III goes to high school; Elizabeth I takes centre stage; racism satire asks questions about contemporary Britain
This debut gig at London's Vortex Jazz Club was demanding but full of drive and melodic flair
FT television critic Suzi Feay selects her favourites of the year, from the nightmarish 'Russian Doll' to the crackling dialogue of 'Succession'
Mariana Cook's portraits of economists chart a field that is evolving, but slowly, says Tim Harford
The American artist's later work is on show at the Morgan Library & Museum, New York
Tom Hooper's musical adaptation is weird, wonderful and worryingly erotic
Our chief movie guru has been fearless and prophetic " and has never written a boring sentence
Chinese film-maker Bi Gan's movie slips into a beautiful, bewildering netherworld
The sale of a piece of fruit for $120,000 is a symptom of a world untethered from reality
There's swashbuckling and explosions, but Adam Driver is the real star of the ninth and final film in the Skywalker saga
This 'Double Tenth' programme featured works by Shostakovich and Mahler at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre
This adaptation of John Carney's 2016 film vividly captures a period in recent Irish history
Thierry Malandain's new work harks back to classical antiquity
Fans were hungry for the old favourites. First there was the festive album to get through
FT pop critic Ludovic Hunter-Tilney selects his favourites of the year, from Taylor Swift's 'Lover' to Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' 'Ghosteen'
Spectacular illusions blend with superb storytelling in this scary, magical drama
The Finnish soprano excels both musically and dramatically in her Met debut
Pieces by Dean, Weir and Mahler sparked sporadically into life
A display of mid-century prints at London's Estorick Collection is compelling, crisp and reveals a fresh perspective on Russian art
The influential German brought thoughtful piano playing and electronic soundscapes to this London performance
George's Michael's song reflects the bitterness and vulnerability of a betrayed romantic
The celebrated architect's work is the subject of a new exhibition in Rome
The Catch and Kill Podcast is a fascinating portrait of the power wielded by the film mogul
