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In what other story does a suburban house so seductively shut out the real world?
Highlights included artists from beyond rock and pop, such as Sons of Kemet, Nubya Garcia and Little Simz
Set in Dublin, Sharon Horgan’s ‘Bad Sisters’ delivers an enjoyably dark look at morality; Sean Bean and Nicola Walker star in BBC drama ‘Marriage’, a story of marital ups and downs; ‘A League of Their Own’ is an inclusive refresh of a 1992 film about a women’s baseball team — and more, all reviewed by Dan Einav
First-person testimony in Out of Afghanistan and Kabul Falling reveals stories of turmoil and new lives in the west
Companies across the industry have reported weakening sales and player engagement in recent months
The award-winning Finnish conductor on being a natural explorer and why enthusiasm is contagious
Janna Ireland’s photographs of his work highlight his chameleon-like style and experience of segregation
The sea through the eyes of six world-famous photographers
Some stories transcend even the Hollywood treatment
A keenly observed script by creator Stefan Golaszewski reflects real life with unvarnished fidelity
‘I love leaving it up to the gods (or dealers and shopkeepers) to place the right book in front of me’
Patinated offcuts and salvaged slabs of the honey-hued rock typical of the English city now hang in a gallery
The producer and rapper team up in a collaborative album that feels intently crafted
The Californian band pay homage to their rock influences with rabble-rousing riffs and spiky tracks
A little-known Italian colourist is finally getting his dues at a Florence exhibition
The London eight-piece weave together highlife, Afrobeat and funk in an uplifting debut record
These live recordings capture the pianist’s bright performances of Berg, Khrennikov and Gershwin
The French trio deliver minimalist versions of hits by Rihanna, Billie Eilish and Ariana Grande
We project our politics, snobberies and desires on to the sea — and it reflects us back. But it also kindles new ways of seeing
Fans are rushing to lucrative ‘big hit’ events at giant venues as smaller theatres are squeezed out
Series co-creators Abbi Jacobson and Will Graham refresh the 1992 film about a women’s baseball team with inclusive storytelling
His journey through disenchantment and depression has led to fierce lines and unquenchable self-confidence
Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’ is a spectacle of aliens and horse wranglers; animation ‘Where is Anne Frank’ pulls off a tonal challenge; ‘Blind Ambition’ follows four Zimbabwean sommeliers; Romain Duris stars as ‘Eiffel’; Brad Pitt helps ‘Bullet Train’ stay on track; Apple’s animated adventure ‘Luck’ — reviews by Danny Leigh and Leslie Felperin
The film trails a clean-cut foursome from Zimbabwe who compete in the World Blind Tasting Championships
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