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A hit for Them in 1965, the track resonated among acts with a certain attitude and energy
Rami Malek stars in this tense dystopian drama
Max Porter's 2015 novel is brought to the stage by Enda Walsh in a moving production
Pioneer of the French New Wave who never lost her curiosity or creativity
Cathy Marston's new piece is not an unqualified success, though it has many strengths
Sales weren't thick and fast at the satellite fair's 2019 edition, but dealers did well at the lower price range
After five years in Central, the Axel Vervoordt gallery has moved to the fresher and more affordable southern part of Hong Kong Island
At Gagosian Hong Kong, a titan of contemporary Chinese painting brings together three artists who have influenced him
From the latest wave of African-American music to Richter and Reich, New York's new cultural centre has an eclectic agenda
The photographer was tireless in investigating the relationship between reality and its representation
The actor and writer discusses why his new play reviews South Africa's recent past
The second album from the American saxophonist and his touring quartet is music of substance
Valentina Lisitsa performs in a 10-disc box set that also includes a number of first recordings
Unheard as a complete work since its creation in 1972, the album captures the singer-songwriter at the peak of his career
The eighth album from the Texan outfit sounds as fresh as a debut
After an admired one-off acoustic performance, the UK folk band decided to record an entire album of them
There's cynicism around the 17-year-old singer-songwriter, but her latest album shows an authentic teen sensation with a real gift
Plus: Sotheby's secures prized Francis Bacon; Democratic donor offers photographs at Phillips
A tale about a louche but loving band of pilfering misfits; Hollywood veteran Robert Redford stars as a gentleman crook
A documentary follows the prosecution and defence cases for one of the darkest episodes in European history
A new true crime series about the murder of Hae Min Lee stresses the impact of mass public judgments on those involved in the story
A German-language series about corporate skulduggery is let down by dull scenes of bankers staring at screens
From 'If They Come For Us'
Inside the Park Avenue Armory, an eerie emptiness evokes the invisible abstraction of money itself in Sam Mendes' production
Marlène Huissoud uses propolis, a resin bees use to repair their hives, to create beautiful pieces
