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In 2016, Julia Ducournau arrived with a bang in the film world with her sensual coming-of-age cannibal horror drama Raw. She then took the…

Seemingly shot in a snow globe containing haunted mountains and a neo-noirish Alpine ‘burg, The Ice Tower is the most expressionistic but…

“Mrs Bluebird” is one of the great singles. Released in May 1968, it is airy yet lush. The filigreed harmony vocals are like velvet, the…

It’s not often that a band manages to get a Birmingham crowd dancing from the front of the stage to the back of the hall. However, Lambrini…

Rufus Wainwright has long expressed his admiration for “pop music with an operatic sensibility, the profane with the divine”, inspired by…

A lone slice of cherry pie sits on a plate inside a glass case (pictured below), waiting to be released from its solitary confinement and…

Out of the hundreds of gigs, surprises and collaborations that make up the EFG London Jazz Festival (LJF), this review focuses on four…

Over the past few years, the National Theatre has specialised in trilogies. End is the final play in both playwright David Eldridge’s…

Image  American Dream: music by Amy Beach, Dana Suesse and Victor Babin Ludmila…