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The ITV drama series keeps you guessing as Kate Beckinsale travels to Kinshasa in search of her supposedly dead husband
Tenants' woes, Luke Edward Hall's party tips and a century of Bauhaus
Pop fans in the Anglosphere are growing more tolerant of different languages
The British Museum shows how printmaking gave the artist a chance to experiment and reach his first mass audience
Some of the highlights on show at this year's Salone del Mobile
From Leonardo celebrations to an all-Italian pavilion, this year's Design Week has a strong local accent
The architect behind Milan's eye-catching Cos installation talks reversible design
Designers are presenting their work in increasingly immersive and personal ways
Opera showstoppers are written for sopranos, so the Italian mezzo has turned to the castrato repertoire for inspiration
The arts centre takes inspiration from 1970s Manhattan, a place of economic decline and creative tumult. How will it fare in today's city?
The great producer and songwriter was the presiding genius at this celebration of his work " though others did the heavy lifting
Manfred Trojahn's work is impressively staged, and sung by a first-rate cast
Jacques Audiard's film about vengeful hitmen in the Gold Rush has a volatile absurdism
Rattle's conducting and Sellars' spartan staging raised the dramatic temperature at the Royal Festival Hall
There's action a-plenty in this superhero film, but its best moments are the quiet ones
The Italian director's film is set on a tobacco farm in a rural dystopia
This underwater story combines original footage with reconstruction
Dancer and choreographer Michelle Dorrance's astounding Soundspace was a highlight of this programme
Conductor Riccardo Chailly relishes a critical edition of the score in David Pountney's Milan production
The Georgian pianist's recital was lavished with applause, but there were major flaws
The Canadian rapper was a master of his own world at this London show
The life of the idiosyncratic collector, critic and curator is celebrated in a New York exhibition
Iain Bell's new work is hit-and-miss but its cast of veteran singers is a big draw at the London Coliseum
Thierry Malandain tells us little about France's last queen in his fluffy new work
Ten-year partnership comes as broadcasters compete with Netflix for on-demand viewers
