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A tribute to the innovative and influential rapper, whose death was announced on New Year's Day
With live performances cancelled, English Touring Opera, Scottish Opera and Grange Park are offering online productions
Private equity group takes stake in catalogue of producer who has penned hits for Beyoncé, Adele and Paul McCartney
The song first recorded by Bobby 'Blue' Bland in 1974 became a Whitesnake staple
Difficult questions concerning dementia patients, their families and carers animate and bedevil Kristof Bilsen's film
Caveh Zahedi presents brief snapshots of his life in 365 Stories I Want to Tell You Before We Both Die
Architecture involves construction but also often relies on taking a wrecking ball to valuable heritage
The writer and satirist finds spiritual fulfilment in his scrapyard animal sculptures
The Grammy-winning composer and conductor on computer music, long baths and the importance of luck
The bygone bohemia of the Seventies and Eighties is chronicled in the work of the late photographer
The movie star talks about his role in Amazon Prime's new political drama Tandav and why Indian audiences are embracing tough streaming series
This live recording shows a modern jazz master playing at the top of his game
The Scottish musician handles vibraphone, glockenspiel, marimba and xylophone with virtuosic flair
This compilation captures the blend of styles that flourished in the socialist state during the 1970s
Bee Gees hits are given the Nashville treatment with a starry cast of guests
There is something comforting about these sweet, sad, sentimental songs
With three new players shaking up the status quo, audiences can expect a feast of concerts and opera online
A new exhibition looks at the work of the Viennese architect, an enduring paradox and powerful influence
How the father of English potters created a 'Georgian superbrand'
Two programmes investigate different aspects of our health, with shocking findings about gender bias
With the finest specimens now selling for more than $2m, a different kind of collector is joining the "rockhounds" and spiritualists
A time-travelling vampire comes to London in a gorgeously executed second series
Three-part series dramatises the cat-and-mouse game between the Welsh police and suspect John William Cooper
A look at how the label went from eccentric outsider to defining the culture of an era
A 1939 version of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' has inspired the RSC's Gregory Doran to stage a reconstruction
