‘We live in a world of extreme consumption and waste’: Magali Reus, the artist reimagining rubbish
Making vast versions of sardine tins and fishing lures, the Dutch sculptor explains how she imbues disposable objects…
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The living dead: we can watch ‘Janis Joplin’ perform or reunite the Beatles, but who are the real winners here?
Advances in digital technology mean that avatars are ever more realistic, and zombie concerts are coming our way.…
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Romeo and Juliet review – Russell Kane and Natalie Casey turn love’s young dream into a midlife fling
New Vic, Newcastle-under-Lyme Cacophonous and comedic staging sees an experienced, older duo engage in an enthusiastic…
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Another taste of honey: Shelagh Delaney’s long-lost play about a teenage truant is a little gem
The playwright’s daughter found Catch Me Who Can after her mother’s death. Now it has become a compelling audio drama…
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The Love Hypothesis review – hit BookTok romcom lacks spark on screen
Riverdale’s Lili Reinhart does some heavy lifting in adaptation of Ali Hazelwood’s hit book, but it’s not quite enough…
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Angry Anderson dies aged 79: Rose Tattoo frontman was a ferocious rock’n’roll singer and youth advocate
The singer, songwriter, actor and advocate, who has died after a cardiac arrest while touring in Europe, kept his…
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Flamingos, family and fear of nuclear disaster: award-winning photos at C/O Berlin – in pictures
Highlights from three new shows to mark the opening of the 15th edition of Berlin Art Week – from Chernobyl to…
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TV tonight: Martin Compston’s guide to Las Vegas, his bizarre second home
The actor, whose wife is from Vegas, finds a hotel room with a basketball court and loses big at blackjack. Plus: Not…
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‘Sometimes I do cruel things – and it’s worth it’: the fabulous shameless art of the great Sophie Calle
The French artist has stalked people, posed as a hotel maid to get into rooms, and filmed her mother’s last breath. Has…
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Post your questions for Miranda Richardson
She has lit up screens large and small playing Ruth Ellis, Rita Skeeter, Barbara Castle and the hilarious Queenie in…
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Land of the free? Suspects, souvenirs and sex scandals in New York – in pictures
William Meyers spent 25 years photographing New York – and noticed how small, everyday acts of civic engagement helped…
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Stephanie Cole – a life in pictures
Stephanie Cole, star of television, radio and stage, has died. Here are her career highlights, from Doc Martin to…
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Roman Sands RE:Build review – marooned in a crumbling vaporwave dream
PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4/5, Xbox; Arbitrary Metric The latest work from the team behind Paratopic is part…
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‘Our culture is rich and we need our own space’: the fight to build a permanent centre for Deaf people
In the UK, 18 million people are hard of hearing – yet there is no dedicated centre for the Deaf community. Now urban…
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Coco Khan and Nish Kumar take on England flags: best podcasts of the week
Bestselling book The Good Immigrant launches a series of thoughtful explorations of race – starting with the hosts of…
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Tristan & Yseult review – Kneehigh’s lovers still soar with giddy glory
Theatre Royal Bath This heady mix of circus mayhem, cabaret sexiness, comedy antics and medieval tragedy is utterly…
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Letter to Brezhnev review – terrific return for Merseysiders’ romance with Russian sailors
Royal Court, Liverpool Ellie Clayton and Angela Simms are superb in a funny, tender adaptation that hugs close to the…
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Karol G review – Colombian chart-topper brings pan-Latin camp and fireworks to New Jersey
MetLife Stadium, New Jersey The superstar’s groundbreaking Viajando por el Mundo Tropitour lands in East Rutherford…
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‘The man’s a psychopath when it comes to hedgerows’: Derek vs Derek, the unexpectedly heartwarming doc about farmers at war
One Devon farmer, called Derek, is committed to rewilding his land. His neighbour, also a Derek, tends cattle and…
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‘Eating is my superpower’: Nigella turns up the heat on Bake Off
The domestic goddess is about to be let loose in the Bake Off tent. Nigella Lawson and Paul Hollywood spill the beans…
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Zack Snyder is angling to make another Batman movie. Stranger things have happened
Two Batman projects are already in the making at DC Studios, but Snyder has set his sights on the classic Frank Miller…
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Children’s and teens roundup – the best new picture books and novels
A tiger’s tale; the young Henry VIII; a fantasy follow‑up from Katherine Rundell; small-town secrets; ghosts galore and…
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Add to playlist: the euphoric ‘Bollywood electronic’ of the Twins and the week’s best new tracks
Omar and Jamal Ikram, 21-year-old brothers, are making lo-fi glitchy dance-pop with the melodic sensibilities of…
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Mindboggling Magritte, artists respond to a world in peril and a squished Citroën – the week in art
The surrealist still confounds, artists look at the past, present and future of the planet and Rachel Kneebone’s crazed…
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UK to answer for its ‘dismal record’ in Eurovision before committee of MPs
Digital, culture, media and sport committee expected to hear evidence from BBC bosses and music industry experts Joe…
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TV tonight: more zombies get an ass-kicking in The Walking Dead spin-off
Maggie and Negan renew bitter rivalries as Dead City returns for a third series. Plus: the Lycett Arms is open for…
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‘He was making history, not copying it’: the greatest Gordon Parks photographs
As a new exhibition celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Gordon Parks Foundation, those who knew him discuss his most…
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Pulp: What Do You Do for an Encore? review – Jarvis Cocker’s wit and warmth upstage the hits
Wonderful archive footage charts the Sheffield outsiders’ unlikely rise, but the distant camerawork struggles to…
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Baka Beyond: Sing the World Awake review – powerful Cameroonian vocals burst through fussy arrangements
(March Hare Music) This fusion of western folk and the traditional music of the Baka people creates an uneven patchwork…
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‘I toured with a hole in my brain. I don’t regret a thing’: punk duo Lambrini Girls on fighting extreme times with extreme measures
Their debut stormed the charts and wowed Iggy Pop, but health crises threatened to derail the Brighton duo. Now they’re…
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Iron review – a real-life mother and daughter add extra dimension to prison drama
Home, Manchester Rona Munro’s understated untangling of a fractured relationship is revived with Christine and Lois…
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Darkling review – Stranger Things’ Linnea Berthelsen confronts a gruesome Indian disaster
Bush theatre, London Titas Halder’s coming-of-age monologue is set against the 1984 Bhopal toxic gas leak – but the…
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Beck: ‘What does a devil’s haircut look like? Anything with a lot of architecture and wild flights of fancy’
The genre-fluid singer answers your questions on being funky v lonesome, his infamous MTV interview with Thurston Moore…
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My Year in Paris With Gertrude Stein by Deborah Levy audiobook review – gripping vision of a fearless writer
A fictional British author in Paris sets out to explore Stein through the lens of her own friendships, in this…
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Bonnie Greer obituary
Writer and critic who became known for her sharp, composed appearances on TV shows such as Late Review and Question…
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Queen at Sea review – crushingly sad dementia drama offers a startling portrait of intimacy
Driven by fine performances from Tom Courtenay and Anna Calder-Marshall, Lance Hammer’s comeback is unbearable in its…
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