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The great ceramicist and writer talks about an artist who creates a magic cabinet of curiosities from lost or discarded objects
His soothing voice while presenting the BBC show 'Grandstand' filled many a rainy Saturday afternoon
This amusing and touching series explores a variety of experiences through six monologues
The new comedy horror series has all the charm of a self-deprecating British spin on 'Stranger Things'
Director-presenter Deeyah Khan delves without fear into a subculture of resentment, weaponry and Islamophobia
Now being supplanted by the internet, this 'department store in print' is a window on our past desires and culture
A body of work in which postwar New York came to life through intimate portraits and animated street scenes
Craig Taborn and his band deliver contrasting moods in an electronica-infused album
The Portuguese musician engages with the melancholic folk genre with songs of yearning
The mezzo-soprano is sensationally good at depicting proud female figures
The US band's 13th album describes the stuff of life with directness and emotional honesty
The rapper's seventh album is as satisfying rhythmically as it is lyrically
The singer's new album stretches the boundaries of their stylistic conservatism " but not to breaking point
'The Crown' star on playing the Duke of Edinburgh and bridging acting's gender pay gap
A radical ancient text that revisits classical legends is being adapted for the stage by London's Jermyn Street Theatre
In a post-Brexit, post-pandemic country, this is Turner for our winter of discontent
Richard Fairman is gripped by the Royal Opera House's strange musical collage by women composers
Streamed performances by the Philharmonia Orchestra and London Sinfonietta cover a broad musical spectrum
Museum sales under pressure; London auctions fall again; Frieze moves " and shrinks " in New York
The likes of Eazi and Wizkid draw global audiences " but can music spread by social sharing enjoy more commercial success?
What happened when nine notorious photographers assembled at one of the world's most luxurious hotels…
Anne Hathaway as the grand high witch is the centrepiece of Robert Zemeckis's film
The tone is clunkily solemn in this adaptation of Charles Willeford's novel
Something wicked is at large in Natalie Erika James's film
The truth slips in and out of focus in this film about author Shirley Jackson
