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Produced by the artist’s children and wife Rita, the biopic evades the Jamaican idol’s rebel side
The exhibition at London’s Saatchi Gallery is more of a dip than an immersion in the reggae superstar’s world
News in brief: Raymond Weil releases Bob Marley watch; Qatar fair undaunted by embargo
Legalisation in the US is creating commercial opportunities
Documentary refers to a prize novel based on the attempted political murder of Bob Marley in 1976
The series reassessing reputations suggests that others were equally deserving of Marley’s fame
This year’s festival was dominated by the rhythms and textures of urban America
The singer, performing at a Bob Dylan tribute show, tweaked the lyrics of a track based on a speech by Haile Selassie
Jamaican’s work focuses on events surrounding shooting of singer in 1976
An imaginative retelling of a violent outbreak in Jamaica challenges perceptions of Bob Marley
The African Herbsman was willing to compromise in return for market reach, writes Jonathan Guthrie
Michael Jackson and Elvis Presley estates show posthumous star power
Seattle-based group wants to make late reggae star the face of global cannabis brand
Anna Chancellor, star of ‘The Hour’ and immortalised as Duckface in ‘Four Weddings’, retraces the West Country landscapes of her childhood
Featuring a 31-piece orchestra and an 80-voice choir, the gig is a grand-scale tribute to the 1973 landmark recording
Judgment is neither mere opinion nor pure fact, but something in between that requires both rationality and human understanding
The Malian star staged three different London shows in a week and still managed to throw in a few surprises
A new biopic about singer Bob Marley portrays a performer, a father and a man in possession of a deft style vocabulary
This week’s cinema reviewed: ‘Marley’, ‘Elles’, ‘Salmon Fishing in the Yemen’, ‘Town of Runners’, ‘Lockout’, ‘Beauty’ and ‘Ecstasy’
The FT’s film critic reports from a beguiling Berlin Film Festival where there’s been something for everyone
Music labels should embrace the free market, writes Kesewa Hennessy
A magnificently eccentric turn from the reggae legend, backed by loping grooves from a crack band
Take New Year thoughts of health kicks and fresh starts a stage further with a 10-day ‘Buddhist boot camp’ in the Himalayas
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