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The Indonesian businessman and collector believes in the power of art
The singer's hit came at a time of pollution disasters and rising anguish about the planet
The poignant series features a heartbreaking performance from Kaitlyn Dever as a woman dismissed by police
The series, which has reached its 100th episode, takes a novel approach to its subject matter
Designer who has dressed the likes of Keanu Reeves and Jamie Dornan shares her six finest watches
The private collection is billed as one of the most important ever to go under the hammer
At London's Old Vic, Lucy Prebble's play pushes theatre and our notions of truth to their limits
Labour's landlord clampdown, low mortgage rates and Airbnb backlash
As consumers crave for a more personal and interactive porn, 'camming' is on the rise
An account of the prolific serial killer Ted Bundy; Aretha Franklin's live album recorded in a Los Angeles Baptist church
The original recording is merged with overdubs and chunky contemporary beats for the modern ear
Collection fuses the artist's gothicky, heavy-lidded music with the synth-driven sound of 1980s cinema
The composer takes charge of the adaptations and reimagines some of his original ideas quite radically
Afrobeat group throws new elements into their new release, including deep basslines and squally sax solos
The album teams the ex-Stooges singer with guitar instrumentalist Sarah Lipstate and jazz trumpeter Leron Thomas
The Leicester-born singer's voice is languid, but a crisp hip-hop soul soundtrack gives her words a certain bite
This is the latest work in the photographer's ongoing exploration of the climate crisis
London gallery Seeds leads a trend for displaying design in homes rather than galleries
The influential Italian talks about leaving Milan, the joy of making and why 'ugliness can be beautiful'
From bamboo sculpture to the installations turning seating into an art form
Five capital locations where dizzying decoration and frantic design collide
A more inclusive industry would properly represent the world it serves
Lucy Watson finds a caring side is common to some of her favourite item this year
The critics hate Dave Chappelle's new Netflix special " but could it be the future of entertainment?
The British painter was a compelling subject for photographers from Cecil Beaton to Henri Cartier-Bresson
