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The novelist's collage of newspaper cuttings reminds her not to take herself " or anyone else " too seriously
Ingvar Sigurdsson is superb as a grizzled, recently bereaved widower
Stéphane Demoustier's unnerving film about a young woman in the dock asks you to deliver your own verdict
Tom Hanks wrote and stars in this sturdy movie set in north Atlantic U-boat territory and heading to Apple TV+
Daffy mayhem and self-conscious gloom collide in this bloody Netflix action romp
Make the breakfast of champions with this deliciously difficult puzzle
Julie Kraulis has invented a whole new art genre. What's more, it's a full-time job
The dramatic spectacle of a new building going up is normally hidden from view, but should it be opened up to the public?
New works by Dale Lewis, Celia Paul and others explore loneliness and connection as the capital's commercial galleries reopen
The museum emerges from lockdown tomorrow to unveil a restored Room 32 and a newly acquired Artemisia Gentileschi self-portrait
For some the decade passed in a haze, but the author of a new book on the London arts scene of the time recalls it all vividly
Though their planned programmes have been cancelled, the two prestigious US festivals are staging engaging online events
Oscar winner composed scores for classic Spaghetti Westerns including 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly'
The drummer will be joined by Paul McCartney and others for an online birthday concert to raise money and spread Peace and Love
Both groups' recordings were born amid challenging circumstances
Grants and loans made available for theatres, music venues and museums
From foul‑mouthed comics to rude rappers, summer won't be summer without these weekend treats
A catalogue of the more surreal spots chosen by Spanish holidaymakers along the country's increasingly overcrowded shores
Mark Ruffalo takes on DuPont in a riveting legal procedural, plus a twisted tale of dance, sex and pyromania from Chile
Peter Gelb, general manager of the world's largest opera house, talks about a still uncertain future for the Metropolitan
This live recording captures a 2019 performance of William Alwyn's passionate opera
Producer Dan Harper weaves piano and choir voices into gentle field recordings of everyday Malian life
The album sashays between soulful and serene, with hooky melodies and immaculate beats
A crepuscular sound-world forged by echo-laden vocals and droning instruments
