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The Victorians were fascinated with the natural world " and sought to bring it into their homes
They once dominated parts of the landscape but these much-maligned structures could be lost within a generation
Things get worse and worse in Derrick Borte's cheerfully brutal road rage film
New movies can start appearing on streaming services less than three weeks from their theatrical debut
The novelist's imagination feeds off the surreal artefacts " not to mention a pair of vintage Prada heels " that adorn the walls of her den
As audiences return, what does the future hold for live performance and streaming?
Mackenzie Crook's BBC series is a gentle, generous comedy
Plus: 1-54 fair bucks trend to go ahead in London; Lisson opens in the Hamptons; art fairs launch online stores
Alice Winocour's film stars Eva Green as an astronaut preparing for a mission to Mars
A young woman heads to an end-of-season caravan park in Claire Oakley's bold movie
She plays a curmudgeonly writer living on the Kent coast in Jessica Swale's film
Civil liberties campaigners and lawyers are the subject of this zestful documentary
The flamboyant Baroque style was a reflection of the excesses and corruption of 17th-century Rome, as a new book shows
A new book traces the lost sites where famous bands first played, while Covid-19 presents new challenges for the gig scene
HTSI selects winners for the The PHmuseum Mobile Photography Prize
The Aix-en-Provence exhibition of the virtuoso painter declares paint, sun and water as eternal pleasures
This exercise game for the Switch console aims to bring purpose and fun to exercise and fitness
Free-to-view programmes put the spotlight on artists with a special connection to the New York concert hall
'A Feast in the Time of Plague' will be performed live, in front of a live audience, in September
Faber Futures draws on science, architecture and southern African philosophy to create bespoke textile designs
The song's story is a tale of exile, lamentation, liberation " and disco
'Gone with the Wind' star of cinema's 'Golden Age' who challenged Hollywood's studio system
The podcast explores trauma, greed and how altruism can tip into exploitation
Cinema beneath the stars is making a comeback " but with some important differences
The Covid crisis slammed the doors on some wonderful exhibitions, now available to view once again
