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'Rabbit' sale knocks David Hockney from the top spot for living artists
Broadcaster faces probe after third incident linked to its shows
A new piece, Actress x Stockhausen Sin (x) II, tackles politics through music
Bill Murray, Adam Driver and Tilda Swinton star in Jim Jarmusch's festival-opening horror-comedy
A boy's rescue after falling through ice is given saccharine treatment
Set in northern Colombia, this widescreen movie depicts 12 years of family feuding and violence
Star turns from Halle Berry and Anjelica Huston cannot redeem this truly terrible sequel
Brian Welsh's film follows two youngsters on a mission to crash a midnight party
A younger cabaret performer falls into his orbit in this subtle tragicomedy
Broadcaster cites 'gravity of recent events' as it terminates most popular daytime programme
From Stanley Kubrick and Agnès Varda to Shane Meadows' The Virtues, non-actors can bring authenticity " and political authority " to a work
A wide-ranging new exhibition in London explores developments in artificial intelligence
Hollywood's everygirl who added dramatic flair to vocal panache
Six bidders vied for eight minutes over the 1890 painting, Sotheby's said
The playwright's 1977 portrait of farming lives in freefall opens at the Pershing Square Signature Center, New York
The Chinese choreographer gives the Rite a Tibetan/Chinese flavour at Sadler's Wells, London
A show featuring De La Soul, Public Enemy and Wu-Tang Clan suffered from poor sound quality and perfunctory performances
Bloodsuckers sent to conquer North America get stuck on Staten Island in spin-off from 2014 mockumentary
Show's halt after death of participant comes as shares in broadcaster continue to fall
The inventive music in the singer's new show pales in comparison to the remarkable videos
Henry IV Parts 1 and 2 and Henry V are performed by a versatile cast, led by Sarah Amankwah's charismatic Hal
The artist and musician's 1981 song explored territory that was unfamiliar for a pop single
Tycoon alleges artist infringed his privacy and defamed him in Paris theatre production
US broadcasters and streaming services assess the importance of live programming
Ghenie combines the historical gravitas of Gerhard Richter and Luc Tuymans with the painterly flair of Peter Doig
