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The studio has gone from quaint heritage brand to multi-platform behemoth " and Disney+ is yet to come
Two biographies chart the rise and fall of a band riven with excesses and jealousy
Kader Attou and his dancers matched street moves to classical music in front of the famous Pyramid
The Beninese singer is taking the salsa star's songs to the Proms and has given Talking Heads an Afrobeat makeover
Clive Owen and Lia Williams shine in a mesmerising production at the Noël Coward Theatre, London
A host of musicians across time have tried to capture the cosmic sound
Drahi bid history divulged; Sotheby's also celebrates Nazi Europe refugees who shaped the UK's art market; African-American gallery moves to Chicago; Lapada courts young businesses
Green housing and London railway terminus among schemes vying for architecture award
The renaissance in tap dance was evident in events across the city while Glover appeared in a travesty of a show
Agnès Varda pays tribute to herself in a film completed shortly before her death
Three-story movie saves best for last; Fiona Shaw's novel adapted with Anna Paquin and Holliday Grainger
Faux-documentary in black and white has a strong art-movie flavour
The days of the country's famous 'salarymen' aren't quite numbered but women are making gradual progress
Singer defied South African authorities with interracial band and ode to Nelson Mandela
The composer's collaboration with director Phelim McDermott is charming and intimate
Visually inventive adaptation shines; Ivo van Hove takes on Ayn Rand; family secrets explored; Maxine Peake channels Nico
The little-known sister of Georgia is finally centre stage in a Massachusetts exhibition
Jeanine Tesori and Tazewell Thompson's work has pride of place in the summer season in upstate New York
Disney's CGI-enhanced live-action revamp is one of its better ones efforts despite an overdose of sweetness
As blockbuster budgets swell and big studios grow more risk-averse, indies are leading the way with innovation
Chris Urch's play is set against the backdrop of grim events in Uganda
The artist and musician's latest virtual reality work aims to take viewers outside and inside themselves
Young sang clearly while Dylan alluded to his own ruined voice " and refused to crank out the hits
Released a few days before the Moon landing, Bowie's song brought a downbeat mood to space travel
Music group expects new genres to boost revenue as they adopt streaming services
