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Two decades ago the music industry officially surrendered to the MP3. In the second part of his guest post, musician William J. Stokes looks at how it still affects musicians to this day.
The producer on his close relationship with director Hayao Miyazaki " and why children shouldn't watch too much Totoro
The LA art legend shares the secrets of his personal style
These days, the multidrawer #brownfurniture is intoxicating collectors
Gimlet Media's intense series documents the human stories behind Black Lives Matter
Students shared their thoughts on the future of broadcasting and Janelle Oje's winning blog post is published here
From Andy Warhol to Angst, this season's publications cover the spectrum
Beauty is more than skin deep " but you knew that already
The veteran guitarist talks about his journey from street corners to concert halls " and what keeps him going
The artist and film-maker's new show explores themes of race, myth and memory
Cosy, comfy " perfect for cradling: we all want to hug a mug right now
The second season brings multiple worlds, daemons and a villainous Ruth Wilson
The chilling series about the abusive NXIVM organisation now comes to Sky Documentaries
Thomas Turgoose and Morgane Polanski star in Rene van Pannevis's promising directorial debut
Three jazz heavyweights combine West African, American and European styles
The Israeli-born singer worked with Iranian musicians on secure channels to create her new album
Pensive playing touches hidden depths and stretches the music for expressive effect
The singer defies the gloom with a remorselessly upbeat succession of catchy tunes
An extract of the poem that opens 'Just Us: An American Conversation'
Using binaural technology, Steve Spiro has created an evocative album with field recordings from around the world
Bring elements of the outdoors inside to reflect the changing seasons
The 83-year-old remains a formidable vocal presence on her cover-dominated farewell album
The photographs range from vital records of the Middle East to more personal prints in Haute-Marne
The cult filmmaker on the deeper meaning of hammers, saws and chisels
The cult Mayfair store Connolly is a paean to a sleek aesthetic. But its owner's home of 20 years is a 'ye olde Tudor' cottage in Petersham. Here, she opens her doors for the first time
