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Designers are using bamboo, terracotta and basketry to create a more comfortable, considered space
In a new podcast Nick Hilton recounts the peculiar history of East Grinstead where Scientology has thrived
Few have matched the power of the country singer's 1949 original
The site has found a niche with a more generous alternative to the subscription-based model of Spotify
Daniel Tchetchik's photographs of blank advertising displays are an eerie reminder of how life came to a standstill
The film marks the music director's retirement and goes some way to making up for cancelled concerts
A photo essay that explores the impact of a mother's departure through family albums and new portraits
Multi-instrumentalist Michael Lovett channels Daft Punk and Chic in his seductive dance-floor sound
The band reunite after 25 years with an album that emphasises their collective strength
The Moroccan-French quartet are reinvigorating this form of Arabic blues with galloping drums and uncompromising lyrics
Elizabeth Braden conducts a suitably otherworldly performance of the award-winning opera
After writing an opera, the singer and composer returns with a lavish new album and a more refined voice
The new album reflects the country singer's history as a non-conformer with its broad stylistic range
This posthumous debut studio album is let down by repetitious raps and monotonous beats
The Australian series about two pregnant women keeps the viewer guessing
A three-part series follows the brave work of the West Midlands Ambulance Service
This three-part documentary about the relentless media mogul charts the building of an empire
After producing more than 450 movie scores, 'the maestro' finally won an Oscar in 2016
Q&A with the singer on voting wisely, spreading compassion and why she regrets buying a diamond ring
Our columnist on style beyond Staffordshire figurines and patchwork blankets
The Royal Academy in London is showcasing the artist's lesser-known body of works " as a prolific designer of lithographs
It is not just riveting stories that have made dramas our go-to escape " artful and immersive sets draw us into characters' lives
The actor talks about her part in launching #FeedNHS " and her role in Terence Rattigan's 'The Deep Blue Sea', now streamed by the National Theatre
The series that made the names of stars such as George Clooney set new standards for authenticity
The creator of The Wire on why his 1940s-set new series The Plot Against America is actually about today
