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The British artist's monochrome images are distortions captured by photogravure
Q&A with the platinum-selling performer on the need to be political
Williams's new 'Death of England' drama reopens London's National Theatre next week
Boy band followers are becoming more exacting and willing to bite back online
Current affairs and entertainment channel is latest effort to prise open news market
The museum " the oldest of its kind in modern Germany " is reopening after a €50m reconstruction
The veteran trumpeter and composer talks about his background, racism, and how jazz is 'the sound of democracy'
A trove of lost photographs, taken by a junior teacher more than 30 years ago, revisits a country on the brink of social change and a landscape near eclipsed from history
The author explains the spiritual " and very companionable " power of his collection of masks and sculptures
Set within a cult, the Polish director's film is a pared-back cousin to 'The Handmaid's Tale'
'Where is our Love Song' is a gospel-pop ballad while 'Can't Put it in the Hands of Fate' has a confrontational edge
Analysts warn Big Hit stock overvalued after retail investors flock to boy band's IPO
Plus Miami Design District to host Art Basel galleries; spirits high at 1-54 fair
The famously dissolute British band have opened the Albion Rooms, a boutique retreat in Margate
Lily James and Armie Hammer star in this expensive-looking film from Ben Wheatley
The film-maker talks about working with Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant on HBO's 'The Undoing' " and why she'd love to direct Bond
Garrett Bradley's film combines grainy home video with contemporary footage
The Trump administration's response to the pandemic comes under harsh scrutiny in this documentary
Nathan Grossman follows Greta Thunberg's campaign in a slick and adulatory documentary
…and he's done it to the letter
The 30-year-old star has strong political views, but he has kept them out of his new album, Made in Lagos
Her Nobel Prize has prompted an outpouring of love from the online poetry community
The British artist talks about how he fell in love with a ramshackle house in Normandy and discusses the work destined for a Paris show
The RIBA Stirling Prize winner believes we can build a better, brighter world. She's very persuasive
Music publishing company follows Hipgnosis in raising equity
