Category: 5. Entertainment

This Sunday, March 1, the awards ceremony formerly known as the Screen Actors Guild Awards—now technically the “Actor Awards presented by SAG-AFTRA”—streams live on Netflix, celebrating the greatest performers and ensembles in film and…

Until only a few years ago, Arlo Parks had never been clubbing. The lack of a party phase makes sense when you consider that while most of her friends were decamping to university at 18, Parks was busy bagging a record deal, releasing her debut…

At Avavav, guests didn’t watch the show. The show watched them.

Once again creative director Beate Skonare Karlsson came up with an unexpected format, this time to tap into a social commentary around the male and female gaze in…

A monumental work by Salvador Dalí, considered the largest painting the artist ever created, will lead Bonhams’ annual Surrealism sale in Paris on 26th March — and its origins have an unexpected connection to Monaco.

Bacchanale, a…

Spring is coming. It’s not here yet, but on a good day, you can feel it. Magnolia buds on the trees. A sliver of daylight on the evening commute. Taking your gloves out of your handbag. (Not the umbrella, though. That would be reckless.)

The Lady

9pm, ITV1

The penultimate episode of the soapy true-crime drama about Sarah Ferguson’s former assistant Jane Andrews, who was convicted of murdering her boyfriend Tommy Cressman. Jane (Mia McKenna-Bruce) goes on a family holiday with…

Paul Thomas Anderson’s darkly comedic action-thriller “One Battle After Another” won the top prize at the Producers Guild Awards on Saturday, continuing its dominating run through awards season.

The PGA honor, presented at a ceremony in…

In 2021 I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. MS attacks your nervous system and slows down your functions – your respiratory system, your organs, everything. The disease eats away at all the things we take for granted. Some of us with MS…

Electric Stage

Dom Coyote says “electronics, acoustics, voice and story collide” in his compositions for theatre. His new album spans 10 years of work and includes music from productions of Dawn King’s Addictive Beat (the ethereal, insistent…

“I think I’m easy-going,” says the Canadian pianist Kris Davis, smiling. “But one thing that does annoy me is people who have a lot to say,but no interest in taking action.”

It’s not a problem that seems to have affected Davis…