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Pipe player who formed The Chieftains and made Ireland’s folk music famous around the world
Turner-prize nominee Anthea Hamilton has redesigned the garden while architects Matheson Whiteley have made 76 studios
The storming of the US Capitol relived through the testimonies of protesters, police and members of Congress
‘Easy On Me’ is a break-up ballad on a blockbuster scale that addresses the aftermath of the megastar’s divorce
Series six presents a perplexing new investigation on the island for DI Jimmy Perez
I want to join in the water cooler chat, but I don’t want to watch a hyperviolent dystopian Korean TV show
The best songs from the Californian singer’s debut offer a disarming blend of extroversion and introspection
The Boston metal band’s new album features songs inspired by specific horror films
There’s nothing Minnie the Minx about the returns on these comics
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The Japanese pianist’s 14th album sustains an inner rhythmic strength alongside a string quartet
The soprano performs works by Helen Grime and Mahler with an intense intimacy
As investors pour money into music catalogues, the incentive for singer-songwriters to go their own way increases
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Documentary tells the story of the short-lived but hugely influential group
debbie tucker green adapts her own stage play in a film that explores language and power
The stars play an author and publisher who embark on an increasingly irksome road trip
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Evan Sharp says he wants to ‘grow as a designer and product builder’
Shoojit Sircar’s film for Amazon Prime tells the story of the 1919 Amritsar massacre and one man’s retribution 21 years later
For the Salford-born poet, Elvis will always be ‘king’
Original illustrations from One Piece reborn as high-end collectors’ items
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The album’s message of universal togetherness is sincerely delivered but feels superficial and saccharine
The €40m ‘interim’ venue displayed exquisite clarity during its opening night — even if there are too few toilets
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