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Simon Schama talks to legendary director Martin Scorsese about the movies that inspired him
Clothes maketh the Goldman
Vanessa Friedman on Lloyd Blankfein’s suits
Eliot Spitzer has Lunch with the FT
The greening of Greenland
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FT’s art critic turns curator
Being a ‘discerning eye’ for an annual event gave Jackie Wullschlager a chance to play fantasy collector – and to be judged by display of her chosen pieces
And the wall came tumbling down ...
A flood of books recalls the euphoria of the fall of the Berlin wall, writes John Lloyd
Ludovico Einaudi, crossover star
Laura Battle finds the Italian composer-pianist a bundle of contradictions
The emergence of eastern European designers
From Tallinn to Dubrovnik, a new generation is finding local ways of expressing itself
Lunch with the FT: Sigrid Rausing
The Tetra Pak heiress and Granta owner talks about philanthropy
History’s mark on Tunisia
The country’s medinas, ruins and museums are magical, says John Julius Norwich
Book extract: Viral Loop
Adam L Penenberg on how brands can harness the democratisation of online content
Unnatural disaster
Harry Eyres finds evidence that New Orleans was a human and political disaster
Extreme sailing at the iShares Cup
Richard Donkin experiences the event that is becoming the sport’s Formula 1
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As the Berlin wall fell in 1989, people in eastern Europe tuned in to MTV and found themselves part of a brash new world, writes Peter Aspden
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The BBC presenter meets an eclectic group of people during the London Review of Books anniversary
