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Free-to-view programmes put the spotlight on artists with a special connection to the New York concert hall
‘A Feast in the Time of Plague’ will be performed live, in front of a live audience, in September
Faber Futures draws on science, architecture and southern African philosophy to create bespoke textile designs
‘Gone with the Wind’ star of cinema’s ‘Golden Age’ who challenged Hollywood’s studio system
The podcast explores trauma, greed and how altruism can tip into exploitation
Cinema beneath the stars is making a comeback — but with some important differences
Daniel Barenboim finds pathos and depth in Elgar — the result is a heart-warming portrait
A catalogue of bright young things in furs and frocks that the British photographer and diarist was well placed to capture
The Canadian’s third album arranges computerised sounds into irresistible melodies
A compelling album that looks back on earlier pairings from decades past
The singer’s fifth solo project will resonate with anyone who has ever had a traumatic split
A newly formed group of instrumentalists create an ebb and flow intimacy on the bassist’s third own-name release
The octogenarian’s atmospheric new album shows that his compositional powers remain undimmed
The singer-songwriter’s debut album balances the menacing with the exquisitely beautiful
Stage is set for fruitful collaboration between murderous dad and his detective offspring
This heartbreaking drama envisions what life would have been like for murdered teenager Anthony Walker
The documentary traces how Sture Bergwall became a case study for psychiatrists in understanding serial killers
With domestic cinemas shut, studios hint at big-budget offerings ‘Tenet’ and ‘Mulan’ opening abroad
As graduate shows go online, we talk to five young people struggling to launch careers
The Cass Bar model, reminiscent of a Brutalist-era car park — and the epitome of groovy
Q&A with the actor on Ozwald Boateng suits, surviving the entertainment industry and his career ambitions
The Donmar Warehouse is coming back to life with an audio adaptation of a 1995 novel
The documentary series originally intended as a one-off film in 1964 still has much to tell
Cinema owners had been gearing up for a grand reopening in July
Fine art and famous sneakers are flying out the door as the rich get richer
