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While the actual auction lacked a sense of theatre, the $195 million sale breathed life back into the Pop artist’s sluggish sales
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The latest episode of the BBC’s anthology struggled for pace and stuck in far too many competing twists and turns
Maverick’s co-stars faced cruel and unusual treatment on the set of Top Gun 2 – it’s been his gruelling approach for years
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The old soixante-huitard’s new book, Winston Churchill: His Times, His Crimes, sets ideological hang-ups above serious research
In her new book Buried, TV archaeologist Alice Roberts investigates Bury's decapitated dead – and other murky tales of medieval Britain
Kiran Millwood Hargrave’s new novel The Dance Tree is inspired by a fatal dancing frenzy that struck 16th-century Strasbourg
While the actual auction lacked a sense of theatre, the $195 million sale breathed life back into the Pop artist’s sluggish sales
Unboxed – aka the Festival of Brexit – has served up another turkey with this supposedly transporting installation at Woolwich Public Market
How Frank Horvat started a revolution in fashion photography – then turned his gaze on Paris’s sordid side
Museums have long been wary of this period in the artist's professional life. In an era of 'cancellation', it is even more pertinent
Dreamthinkspeak's latest 'site-responsive' work sets out to put you in a town convulsed by revolution, but it falters heavily on detail
The latest episode of the BBC’s anthology struggled for pace and stuck in far too many competing twists and turns
The second series of BBC Two’s DNA Family Secrets is an emotive and insightful watch about love, loss and discovery
Danny Boyle’s chronicle of punk's early days can’t decide if it wants to be social history or an all-snarling version of The Kids from Fame
Northern Ballet’s handsome 2017 piece is equal parts libidinous and knotty, and can’t quite exorcise Kenneth MacMillan’s ghost
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