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The singer's latest release is far more cohesive than its predecessor
A high-tension drama through the calls of a telephone operator, and Rachel Weisz as a lapsed ultra-orthodox Jew returning home for her rabbi father's funeral
The case of Lorena and John Wayne Bobbitt could have changed the narrative on spousal abuse " but it became a freak show
BBC documentary paints portrait of an anxious youth, with new interviewees, unheard audio and family photos
Did The Favourite whet your appetite for puffy dresses, pasty faces and powdered wigs? Look no further than this battle of the brothels drama
She's gone from 1970s radical to a BBC Radio 4 guest, but the artist's forward-thinking music still defies stereotypes
The rapper is among the next generation of London MCs, following in the footsteps of Stormzy and Skepta
The best songs are attuned to the dreamlike, uncanny aspects of the film
The Italian was a leading light in the musical circles of Venice and one of the most published composers of her time
The band keeps the genre fresh and relevant by smuggling hardline revolutionary messages into the mix
Expertly arranged brass complement the band's strong soloists
The photographer's latest project explores a world increasingly shaped by the negative effects of climate change
A study of an extraordinary moment in art history
Best known for British landscapes, the artist departed radically from his usual working methods for his latest project
Ahead of a solo presentation at Frieze LA, the artist talks about maths, art and what links the two
From a 'cultural happening' at Barker Hangar to installations in the Coachella Valley, here's what to see beyond the main fair
The curator of Frieze LA's talks programme on the link between art and sound
As the inaugural West Coast edition of the fair arrives, we look at the highlights and themes " and talk to the artists involved
Galleries, news and sales results from Hong Kong, New York and London " plus the story of an egg
As the city's commercial market booms, emerging artists are finally finding the spotlight
The new fair's executive director on the challenges and opportunities of taking the art event to California
The NPR chief talks about his passion for minimalist works " and why it's important to share them with the world
Outside of the main fair, there's plenty of art on offer in the rest of the city
At London's Royal Academy and Frankfurt's Städel, two forthcoming exhibitions take sparklingly different approaches
The Dumb Waiter and A Slight Ache conclude season of short works at Pinter Theatre in London
