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This seductive disc brings the composer’s rarely played chamber works alongside a late masterpiece
The US will rejoin the Paris climate accord — what happens now?
The acquisitive song royalty fund shows no sign of shifting tempo.
London-listed group also scoops up Metallica producer’s catalogue as frenetic pace of acquisitions continues
The artist’s conceptual leanings often put him at odds with identity politics — but the world is finally catching up
Paintings, photography – and dinner in Azzedine Alaïa’s kitchen are all going up for grabs
Jasmila Zbanic’s wrenching film depicts the events leading up to the slaughter in Srebrenica
Ramin Bahrani directs a faithful screen adaptation of Aravind Adiga’s bestseller
Human consciousness is stored and restored in Gavin Rothery’s sci-fi film
New Zealand comic Rose Matafeo stars in this slight but sharp film
Documentary cameras were on hand in four hospitals to record those momentous weeks
How the singer’s seemingly irresistible rags-to-rhinestones story masks a life of ‘lived feminism’
The composer’s ecstatic, full-scale nativity choral work premieres at Amsterdam’s Concertgebouw
‘Conlangs’ are essential for world-building in fantasy and sci-fi — and fans can spend years translating them
The latest online productions offer audiences a choice of camera angles
The brutal-sounding instrumental track was hugely influential
The London venue has found a large audience online during the pandemic, says its chief executive John Gilhooly
What happens to our clothes when we throw them away? What does Joe Biden’s presidency mean for the fashion industry? These podcasts answer the big questions… and offer some escapism
Broadcaster and reformed bully Dan Snow and his sister Rebecca are among the guests in this fascinating series
Adaptations of novels have provided distraction from the pandemic — and there are plenty more to come
Federico Estol’s series gives glamour and respect to La Paz’s marginalised community
The director’s Netflix adaptation of the Booker Prize winner casts light on inequality in India — but with fun, zip and swagger
The London band’s second album combines themes of burnout and ennui with fast rhythms
The Chicagoan’s latest album sounds like a phantasmagoric score for nocturnal city strolls
A powerful BBC2 documentary traces disability discrimination from the Industrial Revolution to the present day
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