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A 10-year photography project that follows the river Ganges for more than 2,500km
New services aggregate the best programmes to reduce the indecision of too much choice
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and Anita Rani explore hard-hitting realities about single-use plastic
The double Mobo winner and children's author is reinventing herself as an ambassador for classical music
The electronic music pioneer shares his enthusiasm and concerns about tech's potential
A V&A show offers a taste of new ways to make, consume and dispose of what we eat
The acclaimed photographer swaps fashion for flowers
Conflict and politics are putting a rich heritage of recorded music at risk
'I haven't lost my outrage at the world. I haven't lost my capacity for being angry'
The Oscar-winning film-maker on bringing Diego Maradona's 'complicated' life story to the screen
The centrepiece distils five acts of Turgenev down to 50 minutes of emotionally charged dance
The art world descends on Basel this week. Here's our guide to the artworks, people and trends
The French collector is sending 250 of his best works to auction
Removal of Katarzyna Kozyra's work part of latest salvo in culture war
A little adversity can concentrate the mind and force creativity
Ahead of her London exhibition, the African American painter looks back at a remarkable career
Elizabeth Llewellyn takes the lead in Puccini's opera as London open-air theatre begins its run
The collapse of civilisation is the theme of 'Everything that happened and would happen'
The second instalment of the hit series provides all the anticipated flamboyance and high-octane action
Elisabeth Moss's Offred is all eerie composure as Gilead's foundations begin to totter
The Roy Halston Frowick story takes in pivotal moments in the history of American style
Hollywood veteran Mark Gordon to stay with film and TV production group, but unclear in what role
A new collection, Tim, is assembled from music left behind after the DJ's death last year " but how much of it is his work?
A retrospective for an artist who was a forerunner to the Soviet masters of abstraction
Sebastián Lelio's 2013 Chilean sleeper hit is the blueprint for his own US revamp
