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The band owe their success as much to Olly Alexander's personality as to their music
Also: record price for Hitler's Ruisdael; women take the lead in London
The newly renovated Royal Museum for Central Africa is on a mission to retell the story of Leopold II's rule in Congo
The US artist talks about the power of the everyday image ahead of a provocative new show at Oxford's Ashmolean
Surround yourself with noteworthy designs that offer a treat for your eyes as well as music to your ears
'I now have a certain status within the music industry, which allows me to be a fanboy with everybody'
A new year-long festival at London's Kings Place aims to help correct the imbalance
France has electrified an old debate by pushing to repatriate art works " but it's not straightforward
Two years ago the Beninois artist staged a fake dig for treasures taken by the French " now the battle for their return is on
Ivo van Hove's compulsively watchable adaptation of the prophetic 1976 movie comes to the Belasco Theatre
The Mexican artist presents their most personal exhibition to date
Big names are still a safe bet for galleries at fairs, but embracing new markets might prove a canny move
Fascinated by power and capital, the New York-based artist produces work that resists easy interpretation
With Antonio Pappano on piano, the singer's recital covered a wide range of war-themed music
The choreographer's tap-dance piece explores different surfaces and spaces " including a bathtub
Despite the dancers' best efforts, this is a tired, dated staging
Undaunted by gilets jaunes, a community dance project presses ahead
The Game of Thrones star is well matched with Johnny Flynn in Sam Shepard's classic play
The TV presenter on how her Netflix show 'Salt Fat Acid Heat' helped to upend the macho hierarchy of food experts
Acclaimed for her performance as a hardline home secretary, the actor says she's 'slightly reeling' from the hit show's success
Known for creating seven-foot bronze penises, the artist-designer duo's recent work is less about sex and more about the natural world
As Cuban art goes on show in Miami, artists back home are being jailed after protesting a draconian new law
Pieces from in-house collection and Japan to go on show in blockbuster show
Boots Riley's film is eclipsed by 2017's similarly themed Get Out
Matt Dillon gives the performance of his life as a serial killer in this brutal film
