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Movie rakes in $70.3m more than triple its production budget
Trust's move comes as arts organisations face mounting pressure to stop accepting its gifts
This six-part podcast series about the woman heralded as 'the next Steve Jobs' is an addictive narrative of greed, ambition and duplicity
Recorded for the soundtrack to Four Weddings and a Funeral, the song was eventually withdrawn from sale
Lancaster University acquires books and artworks by reformer and will digitise them
US opioid crisis campaigner plans to target unnamed arts organisation in London
Mathematicians Marcus du Sautoy and Victoria Gould star in a droll two-hander at the Barbican Pit, London
Losing them threatens the talent pipeline on which labels and promoters depend
Alex Gibney's latest documentary charts the rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes's infamous blood-testing start-up Theranos
At this intimate gig, the New York band showed that they are moving beyond their own formula
The tenor and soprano lead a first-rate cast on the London stage in Verdi's opera
A serial-killer seriocomedy by Lars Von Trier; Dr Seuss's Yulephobic grouch gets Disneyfied
From the 'most hated of all the gods' in Homer's Iliad to the patron god of Rome, Mars's history is often surprising
Liza Williams' BBC Four documentary highlights how preconceptions about the victims influenced the investigation
The new series starring Esme Creed-Miles follows a feral girl raised as a warrior in the woods
The band's third album mixes post-punk, west African Highlife, Afrobeat, disco and boogie " and pulls it off fabulously
Tickell's new album is inspired by the countryside around Hadrian's Wall and its border history
The American keyboardist brings to life an array of 1970s keyboards and synths with joyful authenticity
The trio from Washington DC are experts of fuzzed guitars and power chords " their straightforward approach is refreshing and classic
The singer's fourth solo album is packed with detail and guest appearances from Ringo Starr to Jim Keltner
More than 180 years after it was written, Donizetti's opera gets its first recording
The French artist has been fascinated by space's 'capacity to generate stories . . . at the frontiers of the real and the imaginary'
A new non-profit arts space, CHAT, celebrates Hong Kong's industrial past and a family heritage
The most exciting events are focused around the new H Queen's building, but there's plenty more on offer too
The British artist discusses bringing together eastern and western influences in her work
