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A lively but digressive excursion through the Talking Heads singer's repertoire at the Hudson Theatre
The British jazz clarinettist's tune spawned a multitude of covers " and made it across the Atlantic
The developer has pushed the medium into the realm of art by emphasising emotion
This new series from Jad Abumrad is notable for placing Parton and her music in a wider context
The Bolivian president on fighting for a fourth term, his autocrat 'friends' " and why he'd like to chew coca with Corbyn
Friendship and feminism in a Hooters-style bar; and a fascinating insight into the workings of a pop factory
Comic actor Rudd plays a sloppy advertising executive and his better, cloned self in new series starring Aisling Bea
Fresh from starring in Black Panther, Nyong'o travels to west Africa to trace the story of the famed Agoji women
A band of incognito cops try to keep the peace in the racially tense town of Tulsa
From 'In Nearby Bushes'
A melancholy and surreal tale of two friends on the threshold of death
Unaccompanied beginnings shift this way and that, solos freshen the palate and impressionist mists yield to flurries of swing
Conversational vocals combine with shuffling hollow drum-machine beats, thin guitar riffs and a swaggering funk bassline
Inspired by horrorcore rap, songs ratchet up tension with stark beats, oppressive bass and unsettling outbreaks of white noise
Introspective melodies unfold amid skittering beats and echoing sound effects, and electronic oscillations give an atmospheric sense of space
Album includes Strauss's 'Eine Nacht in Venedig' along with favourite solos, a handful of duets and lesser-known Viennese songs
Abstract collages that evoke the imaginative worlds of Picasso and Hannah Höch
HBO's hit series features a cast of grasping tycoons with few redeeming qualities. What's not to like?
The Royal Academy celebrates the self-scrutiny of an artist who said 'I want to paint myself to death'
The composer on straddling the worlds of classical and pop and why 'selling out' isn't all it's cracked up to be
Amazon Prime's The Family Man reflects a broader trend of patriotic " even nationalistic " themes in Hindi output
Embrace a sustainable lifestyle with these reusable substitutes
Britain's most prominent industrial designer on modernity and consistency
From garages to car parks, gaps are filled by innovative architects
Director Joe Talbot and writer/star Jimmie Fails discuss their critique of gentrification and tribute to a vanishing minority
