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Separating originals from fakes has become a risky business but new tools help spot the cheats
Actors and writers talk about their roles in the Netflix series
The dilemma of remaking 'Baby, It's Cold Outside' for the #Metoo era
A film loosely based on the life of the artist Gerhard Richter; a story about a young immigrant's passion for Springsteen
A rare chance to see a European classic, albeit through a distorted lens
Final episode takes the duo into a military academy for the elite where young recruits undergo vigorous hazing
Adam Low's documentary about the Nobel Prize-winning Irish poet explores the way family life and landscape crept into his work
The hip-hop group swap raps like a tag team, use clever turntablism and a superb verbal flow, and pay tribute to the comfort of sofas
Album features grittily anthemic guitar riffs playing off against dribbles of electronica, and a harmonica like a distant train whistle
Makaya McCraven's cut and paste editing style is reflected in tracks that open with bands in mid-flight and looped fragments
'Let It Go' singer Idina Menzel casts her voice into the furthest reaches of vocal melodrama on 'Into the Unknown'
The music is dark and propulsive, remorseless rather than over-frantic, with pulsing beats and echoing acid house effects
The performance is skilfully played by Les Talens Lyriques and sung with grace by a light-voiced cast led by Eve-Maud Hubeaux
The photographer captures the 'amplified' tensions of life along the 2,000-mile US-Mexico border
The Japanese artist takes us on a sublime tour through the scales of existence, to a world stripped to its mathematical bones
The sparse New York Public Library show delves cautiously into the ferociously private writer's family life
Manifestos target holiday homes, and riots in the world's most expensive property market
How the two major figures in British cultural life sparked an interest in combining the highbrow and the popular
From Mary Jean Chan's poetry collection Flèche
Pierre Yovanovitch switched from a career in ready-to-wear fashion
Rather than art itself, the Lisbon museum is showcasing fresh ways of exhibiting
The Oscar nominee talks about her near-50-year career, upcoming projects and getting 'quiet revenge'
Fine art matches mainstream bonds, though it's a volatile market
Three much-loved books are brought to the stage
The playwright's 1985 drama is a laboured history lesson
