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The menswear designer on his life-long obsession with the cinema
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Documentary charts the band’s first visit to the UK in their early years, featuring interviews with former members and musicians
Martin Clunes reprises his role as senior detective Colin Sutton in this sequel that dramatises real-life investigation Operation Minstead
The three-part series, executive produced by Louis Theroux, goes under the covers to explore couples’ sexual behaviour
The expansion of US streaming platforms has raised the quality of shows around the world at the cost of variety
After last year’s ‘fraction of a festival’, the event is packed with post-pandemic punch
The ex-Fleetwood Mac star opines about his tumultuous relationship with former bandmates, but the music is poised and vibrant
The pop-rapper’s debut is clearly geared for commercial success but transmits a sense of the personal too
The experimental American artist confronts a menacing imaginative world with a varied cast of guest vocalists
Bianca Saunders and Benny Mails are redefining the rhythm and form of how fashion collections are constructed and revealed
The German singer finds a judicious middle ground between full-throated ardour and gentleness
The Cuban group mark the anniversary of their 1997 album with a two-disc collection of improvised and unreleased songs
Autobiographical album incorporates everything from hip-hop and nu soul to alternative rockers Living Colour
Monumental pieces burst out of the usual confines and, curator Giovanni Carmine claims, provide ‘a mirror of the art world’
There is now strong commercial interest in high-tech art installations
The Argentine artist uses her deep engagement with the cultural form to explore the boundaries of being human
The Franco-Canadian tackles today’s questions of identity and justice by looking at resonant episodes from the past
Bafta-winning film-maker Roger Graef, a board member at the channel’s launch, makes the case for keeping it public
As Art Basel opens, the Beyeler highlights artists from Berthe Morisot to Cindy Sherman who shatter preconceptions
With a business model which includes jetting off to global art fairs, the industry is facing a reckoning over its environmental harm
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