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Alice Levine tests her limits as she moves into Jack Sen's spare room and deals with his extreme views
The 11th instalment in the slasher series and an orgiastic art house horror
Adaptated from the comic books, seven grown-up siblings unite to uncover the truth behind their adoptive father's death
Julien Baptiste is lured out of retirement by the case of a missing Amsterdam sex worker in this new six-part drama
Emma Appleton and Keeley Hawes star in this feast of upper-crust accents, drab tailoring and top secret files
Ephyra was finished after the group had already decided to split up " the result is full of emotional dynamics
Emily Brontë, first world war poets and campaigner Lillian Bilocca are the focus of the UK folk band's song cycle trilogy
Saxophonist's trio release is characterised by airy ruminations, unhurried beats and crystal-clear lines
Nicki Minaj's guest spot is a highlight in a recording characterised by musical clichés and clunky phrases
The alt-rock artist's new work recalls the sound of his previous album, but the lyrics tackle more positive themes
So dazzling is the range of the composer's music, and often so extreme, that it almost defies being captured on a recording
A series of portraits of gay, transgender and intersex people who live in countries where identifying as such could lead to imprisonment, punishment or death
How audacious US playwright Anne Washburn is addressing the divisive politics of our time
From her latest collection, 'The Built Moment'
The photographer's downbeat style was out of tune with the 1960s but strikes a chord today
The actor on getting into character, his debt to Withnail and this year's Oscar race
'I find it puzzling that people finish studying. One should be an eternal learner'
The products on show at Scandinavia's biggest interiors fair indicate trends in one of the most influential design regions
If you haven't made it to the slopes this year, channel your own alpine chalet with these designs
The architect and RIBA gold-medal winner on postwar radicalism and his new-found enthusiasm for sustainable buildings
The frontman of the English punk duo on austerity Britain and the public school that inspired their latest album
This double-bill of plays by Simon Stephens and Nick Payne at New York's Public Theater is subtle and well-observed
Early computers fetch high prices at auction as Silicon Valley's collectors indulge their nostalgia " as does our writer
An engrossing show marking the 350th anniversary of the artist's death is the first to include all the museum's works
