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The writer-director talks about exploring turbulent inner lives in his new film 'I'm Thinking of Ending Things' and debut novel 'Antkind'
The institution is under ever greater scrutiny over the origins of its collections and how it presents history
The singer-songwriter has lost none of his sardonic wit now that he's making music under his own name
Anger rises in this film by the artist and activist
A history of the games is melded with the biographies of disabled athletes
Director William Nicholson adapts his own stage play for the screen
'Making the Met 1870-2020' highlights the continuities and shifting meanings of great art
The latest sale of the former tech boom star values the business at $70m
The once-fetishised hardware of gaming is being rendered redundant by mobile and streaming services
The superstar pianist on philanthropy, the Chinese love of western music and his new recording of the Goldberg Varations
As protests raged and calls for reform and redress have grown louder, a light has been shone on all areas of society where race is a barrier " including art
Thomas J Price challenges the status quo with a 9ft sculpture that's both otherworldly and beautifully familiar
jessica Care moore's furious poem about the death of a black woman in custody is the subject of a powerful short film
From new modernist works to Shakespearean song recitals, the online programme is building up nicely
The 71-year-old musician, who has worked with David Bowie and Elton John, is releasing his 122nd album, inspired by the planet Mars
A mash-up of global cultures and styles, the song has a surprisingly long history
Russell Crowe thriller earns $4m at box office as cinemas reopen after lockdown
A detailed and unflinching series about the ripple effects of a wholly avoidable tragedy in Iraq
The Californian band return with a familiar soundscape of hazy guitar solos and zombie-like vocals
The band's 14th album is an eclectic mix with standout tracks " but some stand out too much
The band's sixth studio album is full of sound and fury, but is lyrically clunky
The duo are joined by 99 collaborators of varied musical styles " and the result is irresistible
The Malian singer records unadorned versions of songs from her 2017 album with shiny results
This immensely engaging sax, bass and drums set bursts immediately to life
This live recording made in 2018 pairs the Iranian cellist with Daniel Barenboim and Staatskapelle Berlin
