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Kristen Wiig is scarily convincing in Gimlet’s latest foray into fiction podcasting
This centuries-spanning survey of realist sculpture is both bracing and discomfiting
Beck Interiors has won an overseas reputation for its flair in fitting out buildings
Female singers take most of the roles in this lively first recording alongside a counter-tenor in the title role
The abstract painter with a love of colour exhibited at the world’s leading galleries
We asked some of the best young photographic talent around the world to document 24 hours in their lives
A new recording of the composer’s durable and elegant trios sparkles with subtlety
A triple portrait of a long-undervalued composer combines vibrancy with darkness
Artists’ new collaboration is partly themed around the osprey and uses jagged notes, bluesy slippages and silences
A wry futuristic new comedy poses — deliberately — all sorts of challenges
The veteran Jamaican duo team up with Norwegian jazz
The Swedish singer-songwriter addresses her experience of sexual assault on an album that is unsettling, compelling and catchy
Bill Hader stars as a glum veteran-turned-hitman who hesitates when he is assigned to kill a physical trainer
The BBC’s new adaptation of Wilkie Collins’ Victorian novel looks set to be a thundering ride
Rick Edwards joins the flushers of Thames Water as they investigate the unspeakable depths of London
Evan Rachel Wood is superb as she morphs from sweet-faced homesteader to leader of the robot resistance
They make for an unlikely duo, but the rock elder statesman and the 1990s dancehall-pop star prove a simpatico pairing
Cate Le Bon and Tim Presley share the vocals, singing to spidery acoustic guitar and drowsy drones from a violin
Director/star James Franco fashions an excellent movie from the tale of an execrable one
A biodoc that follows the star’s journey from Vienna to Hollywood to inventions for the military
Set against a backdrop of the LA riots, the film follows a group of young people from various ethnic minorities
Made in 1958, the colourful item won the Compasso d’Oro Italian award for industrial design
Wide lapels and clunky computers: a photographic flashback to an age of menace and optimism
