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Streaming service will drip-feed $19.3bn to producers over the next five years
Vocally lustrous performances helped this new piece to make its mark
Li Kui-ming's new Cantonese opera is an audacious vision of an alternative world
Sadness has always been present in her dance-pop, but this show handled a deeper sense of loss with agility and insight
Maggie Smith plays Joseph Goebbels' former secretary in this chilling one-woman show
Audrey Hepburn's original has been praised as the finest performance, though she had to fight to keep it in the film
This new series injects a tired format with a refreshing dose of silliness
Transferred to London from Galway, Enda Walsh's installation puts the audience centre stage
There was strong singing despite withdrawals in David McVicar's production of Faust's opera
The album by the septet turns out to be a slight but genre-fluid affair
The BBC documentary is a sobering, uncompromising portrait of the effects of global warming on our world
Emily Blunt as a plummier version of Julie Andrews, with a dash of 21st-century sauce; Jason Momoa as the underwater superhero destined to be king of Atlantis
A new BBC documentary charts the life and times of the singer-songwriter, which are perhaps not so different to our own
In this TV adaptation of Lucy Kirkwood's 2013 play, a photojournalist finds himself at the centre of Sino-American geopolitics
For his new album, the American drummer plays both covers and his sensuous, rhythmic repertoire with finesse
Boris Giltburg performs Rachmaninov's complete preludes with dexterity and panache
In his third Californian-inspired album, the R&B star engages his listener but somewhat loses the thread
In a new album dedicated to Celia Cruz, Kidjo reignites some Cuban classics with their Afrobeat roots
The electronic duo scale down on the collaborations and tap into the darker reaches of rave
Brash melodic hooks ring out amid chunky but precisely programmed beats
The photographer envisaged a fictional town, the imagined basis of this new black and white collection
A Paris show of groundbreaking work from across the continent tells stories of brutal division but exudes a sense of optimism
Residents' revenge, Milan round-up and what seeds to sow now
Placed in a hallway, a well-designed console table will make a good first impression
