13,356 stories from The Financial Times
Mandatory military service for members of South Korean boy bands is bad news for the industry's stock prices
A new photography exhibition, compiled by English Heritage and Martin Parr, captures its enduring role in the public imagination
Pedro Almodóvar's barely veiled self-portrait; an intense and moody portrayal of L.S. Lowry and his mother
Matthew Bourne's movie adaptation is revived at Sadler's Wells while a new take on MacMillan's ballet comes to cinemas and TV
Roberts's debut as resident choreographer forms part of a programme of 'memorial' dances at City Center, New York
The pianist and his band pay homage to Dave Brubeck's legacy with sensitivity while avoiding mimicry
The Peruvian singer's six collected albums are a curiosity and a glimpse of an alternative decade
The recording has an inspiring Michael Spyres, an affecting Joyce DiDonato and moments of enchanting delicacy
The singer adapts his unforced vocal style to various roles and has a more rounded role than his boy band days
New psychological mini-drama explores the corrosive effects of bullying and mind-play
Stafford Hospital scandal is the focus of Channel 4 drama, told through the eyes of whistleblower Julie Bailey
The violinist on making high art popular and what #MeToo means for musicians
The FT's architecture critic on the evocative power of a box of baubles
The Australian star on fame, fatherhood and an unsettling new Dickens adaptation
How taking pictures of London's Hampstead Heath and Highgate Wood transported him into 'woodland heaven'
Sotheby's job cuts; stand-ups make art for charity; YBAs at Phillips; Schachter's online clear-out
From the author of 'The Green Hollow' and 'To Provide All People'
Inward-looking tracks predominate in an elusive but atmospheric musical mix of blues, jazz and soul
The new fantasy series has the violence and unpronounceable names but not the swagger
Exhibition explores the changing symbolism of Versailles against a backdrop of war and revolution in France
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's exhibition is a fascinating look at how etching revolutionised 16th-century printmaking
An inspired pairing of New York artists combines academe and atmosphere at Melbourne's National Gallery of Victoria International
Mike Bartlett upset royalists, tacked bullying in the workplace. Now he's turned to Brexit
Despite on-stage tricks, this homage to the songwriter at New York's Nederlander Theatre is fitfully engaging
Dmitry Rybolovlev's feud with Yves Bouvier sparked a corruption scandal in principality
