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The U2 singer tells the story of his rise from working-class Dublin lad to rock star activist
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Bianca Stigter uses recovered holiday footage from a 1930s Jewish community to explore the life of a town
Alexandre O Philippe draws back the curtain on the film that has charged David Lynch’s work
The foursome combined lip-syncing and actual singing in hits designed for maximum catchiness
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The British-Nigerian designer enjoys lavishing jewellery on his friends and seeks out inclusive toys for younger relatives
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New Berlin production has tawdry visuals and ear-splittingly loud music
Inside André Saraiva’s postmodern pad on the Place des Vosges
Louis Theroux’s new long-form series should inform and entertain more than staid Friday-night formats
Arriving in the 1990s, the latest season struggles with the royal family’s hit-and-miss attempts to be ‘human’
The figurehead of the revived Anatolian rock movement discusses the inspiration and events behind her music
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