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The photographer traces the river's course from source to sea, uncovering the people and practices on its waters that otherwise might slip by unnoticed
A character in HBO's 'Industry' breaks with the 'neurotic misfit' trope
Museums and galleries face crippling pandemic losses as voices calling for restitution and greater social responsibility grow louder
This recording of Schoenberg's work captures the final explosion of this musical period
The rapper's verbal energy is impressive but the tracks here are routine and free of thrills
The trumpeter's debut album weaves virtuosic playing with speech excerpts and protest chants
The songs Justin Townes Earle left behind are up-tempo, upbeat anthems to carefree living
The pianist's 1968 record is brought back to life with astounding sonic clarity
The Londoner demonstrates his stunning vocal range in six pared-back cover tracks
The festive hodgepodge has been put away and it is an ideal time for a refresh
French Holocaust survivor and Oklahoma museum tussle in court over Impressionist master's work
With its portable case, this provided an early form of recorded music on the move
Streaming groups and cinema chains turn to non-Hindi language films as Covid-19 hits production
This BBC1 documentary offers a lively look at the human defence system
This grisly adaptation of Stephen King's 1978 novel follows the few survivors of a deadly plague
This gripping documentary attempts to find out more about the ill-fated Carlito Vale
Part violin, part bagpipes... the duck-billed platypus of instruments is enjoying an extraordinary revival
New Year's concert and other Austrian performing arts receive generous state support
On the eve of a special gala recital, the South African soprano talks about the moment of inspiration that sparked her career
Great art and artists on show in the world's best museums and galleries
The Royal Academy has brought together paintings featuring animals for one of the most eagerly awaited shows of 2021
Many standout movies were easily missed as cinemas closed and streaming services flourished
How these activities transform zones of grey conformity into an artificial, discombobulating experience
Half a million students a year undertake the rigid process in hope of getting a job for life
The glitches that have blighted titles such as Cyberpunk 2077 are symptomatic of deeper problems in the industry
