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Time to bring the world's plastic problem to the table… and the chair, and the vase
Deal is latest sign of push by Japanese group into video games, film and animation
Asia boosts business; tired auctions undershoot in New York; London gallery pairs fine art with handbags
The final instalment of the director's series is deeply affecting
The pair go for broke as a couple of Broadway legends
Julia Hart's 1970s-set film focuses on the collateral damage of crime
August Wilson's play about the great blues singer is adapted in a film also featuring Chadwick Boseman's last performance
Michele Pennetta's film follows two boys in Sicily on the cusp of manhood
Our pick of the best performances available online, from festive 'Christmas Carols' to ghost stories told on WhatsApp
New work at White Cube and the Royal Academy's show pairing her with Edvard Munch confirm the artist as a vital voice even in the face of death
The arrival of new game Cyberpunk 2077 presents an opportunity for the genre to evolve
The Milan opera house presents a glittering line-up of stars, while London's Philharmonia performs rare Beethoven
A rare chance to see the collections of British monarchs, from Charles I's Baroque trophies to George IV's Rembrandts
UK media regulator warns traditional broadcasters 'unlikely to survive' in online world
The director's latest film is a coming-of-age story set against the background of the Sri Lankan civil war
The singer's streamed concert from a barge proved he is a performer who knows what his audience wants
Former EMI owner backs £13m Sun Capital fundraising for streaming start-up
The times are changing as the value of music rights rockets in the streaming era
Studios cannot rely on streaming alone to fund costly blockbusters
From soft porn to satire, this wordless song has a long and surprising history
The historian is the subject of a new documentary about the 'see-saw' nature of American history
The Spotify/Ringer network series offers striking portraits of professional money-winners
Ahead of a solo exhibition in LA, the New Yorker talks about his hyperreal transformations of the everyday
Rapid growth of audiences is encouraging audio streaming rivals to approach publishers
The Argentine composer uses wide-ranging musical styles to explore the mystery of existence
