Category: 5. Entertainment

Emmy and Golden Globe award-winning Laura Linney (Ozark, Love Actually, John Adams) and BAFTA award winner Rhys Ifans (Inheritance, Venom: The Last Dance, House of the Dragon) will star in the BBC film But When We Dance, “a touching story…

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Walking into a gallery as an art world newbie is likely to be a somewhat humbling experience.

Rebekah Bowling, a senior art advisor at Citi who works with ultra-high-net-worth clients in Citi Wealth to manage and…

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“When you cleave wood, it’s as if you’re revealing the soul of a tree,” says artist Adrian McCurdy, who creates furniture…

Galleries at the fourth edition of Art Basel Paris (until 26 October) reported major sales to their core clients yesterday (21 October), during the fair’s new VIP slot. Among these are a $23m Gerhardt Richter’s Abstraktes Bild (Abstract…

On 4 April, Amadou Bagayoko died suddenly, aged 70, in Bamako, Mali. The country’s ministry of culture announced the news. Thousands attended the funeral, including former collaborators Manu Chao, Youssou N’Dour, Malian–French rapper…

If you’re programming your own little horror film festival in the run-up to Halloween, and Tobe Hooper’s stone-cold classic The Texas Chain Saw Massacre from 1974 is part of the lineup, then this would make a handy follow-up for a night’s…

Star Trek’s Chris Pine will boldly go to the Bridge next summer but the actor, best known for playing James T Kirk in the sci-fi reboot, is swapping the starship for the stage.

For his London theatre debut, Pine has been cast in the title role…