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The composer took inspiration from his former lodger with the third of his Bowie Symphonies at the Royal Festival Hall
Though creaky at times, the BBC series features atmospheric audio, and music from Hans Zimmer
The 'Bard of Banyah' who defied political categories
This Restoration comedy is hilariously frank, but problematic
Where to retire to, US cheap houses and South Ken prices go south
The meticulous French artist is a self-styled 'director' waiting patiently for his avian 'actors' to perform according to his vision
The New York jazz musician delivers seven timeless tracks, mixing arpeggios and fluent light touch lines
The electronic musician employs an intelligent program to shape the contours of her soundworld
The second album by the Chicago-based singer reinterprets her African-American musical heroines and heroes
The Canadian sings with commitment and power in a set of soul numbers played with chunky vigour
The singer lends her vocals to a personal album dedicated to the British folk musician
Canadian baritone Gerald Finley casts a visionary spell over the Finnish composer's orchestral song cycle
The documentarian employs his usual faux-naive approach to probe the lived realities of the debilitating condition
The British film-maker's four-part study of repressed pain occasionally veers towards 'misery porn'
Timothée Chalamet as a middle-class teenager addicted to meth; an endearing tale of a 'coup de foudre' between two men
Russell T Davies' drama presents an all-too-identifiable 21st century through the lens of one Mancunian family
This year's Photo London's Master of Photography talks to fellow US artist Alec Soth (who also takes his portrait)
An FT special celebrating London's annual photography fair at Somerset House from May 16-19
In work commissioned by the FT's Emma Bowkett, four contemporary photographers explore their feelings about the capital
The London gallerist champions museum-quality artists whose works had 'slipped through the cracks'
The Tate Modern curator selects eight artists whose images embrace diversity in an age of division
Willy Loman and his family are African American in a production that finds fresh meaning in Arthur Miller's play
Motin discusses her new work for Rambert " and the divide between 'commercial' dance and legacy companies
Plus: online gallery deal stumbles; Frieze and Tefaf fairs coexist in New York; Phyllida Barlow makes pom-poms for Masterpiece
Controversy over cuts to the Elton John biopic Rocketman reflects big studios' age-old reticence over queer characters
