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14/12/2019 11:46:56 AM
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06/12/2019 05:46:27 AM
Bob Dylan helped me get to No 1... Jack Savoretti on how he went from singing to four skinheads in a dingy pub to collaborating with his hero
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The internet will send us back to the Dark Ages
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FILM REVIEWS: Knives Out passes an evening gently amusingly: Daniel Craig is decent enough and the classy Michael Shannon is always watchable
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CLASSICAL REVIEWS: It's remarkable how good Death In Venice is... The orchestrations are totally memorable with some extraordinary writing for the strings
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FICTION REVIEWS: Jane Rogers' 'gripping' Body Tourists, a passionate novel from Rose Ruane and Delayed Rays Of A Star by Amanda Lee Koe, this week's best new fiction
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With Martin Scorsese's latest epic clocking in at over three hours, Event's film critic answers the question on every movie-goer's lips... Why are films so bum-numbingly long?
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POP REVIEWS: The Who's album will make a decent Christmas present for the grumpy old man in your life... But it may give him one more thing to moan about
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THEATRE REVIEWS: Watching My Brilliant Friend at the Olivier stage, National Theatre is a bit like driving a hire car in Naples... It's an exhilarating adrenaline rush
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NON-FICTION REVIEWS: Don't Be Evil by Rana Foroohar is an insightful and powerfully argued investigation into the murky world of 'Big Tech' and its impact on our lives
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DEBORAH ROSS: Why Daffodil the cow will haunt me to my dying day
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CRAIG BROWN: Gush galore from the odious toady
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Andre Rieu is already a star - now he's shooting for the Moon! On Earth, he's the King of the Waltz, with his own castle and personal orchestra. Now the Dutchman wants to perform in space
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Independent
06/12/2019 05:47:02 AM
Theatre & dance
The 30 best TV shows of the decade
How bedroom pop became the dominant sound of Gen-Y angst
Five of the biggest books released this month
Kevin Smith: ‘I got a call from Harvey Weinstein a week before #MeToo’
Music Box sessions – Irish pop-rock band Picture This
War of the Worlds is too patronising to be an anti-colonialist tale
Joe Pesci’s new jazz album is surreal yet sweet – review
Rian Johnson’s whodunit Knives Out is an ingeniously constructed film
The Royal Ballet’s Coppélia is a splendid alternative tale of dancing
The Boy in the Dress is a wonderfully warm-hearted and well-cast show
17 times films had ridiculous age gaps between their cast
Why 2019 has been the year of stars apologising for bad movies
How to find your most played songs and artists of the year on Spotify
Martin Scorsese begs viewers not to watch The Irishman on their phone
Alanis Morissette announces tour and first new music in eight years
Ruth Jones refuses to rule out more Gavin and Stacey episodes
New photo suggests a baby Prince William will appear on The Crown
Bad Sex in Fiction Award goes to two writers in unprecedented decision
Howard Stern blasts Simon Cowell over America's Got Talent controversy
Fans spot 'mistake' in episode four of The Mandalorian
The true crime story behind The Irishman
The 25 best original films to watch on Netflix
Geoffrey Macnab Films like The Souvenir show that critical taste is not the public's
Leonardo DiCaprio responds to Bolsonaro's false Amazon fire accusation
Netflix sparks controversy after removing The Grinch on 1 December
Excruciating Ellen interview with Dakota Johnson goes viral
No Time to Die teaser gives first look at next Bond film
Gavin and Stacey star shuts down reporter who asks about Corden feud
Gavin and Stacey star reveals rocks were thrown at cast in Wales
The Doctor Who series 12 release date has finally been revealed
Kid Rock speaks out after bizarre on-stage rant about Oprah
Will & Grace star Shelley Morrison dies aged 83
The Witcher 'makes Game of Thrones' fight scenes look awful'
The 50 best albums of the decade
LA singer Charlotte Lawrence stars in Music Box series six
Rapper Duckwrth launches Music Box season 6 with his single ‘Crush’
Lewis Capaldi stars in final Music Box episode of season 5
SebastiAn: ‘Kanye is what happens when you love yourself too much’
How Dolly Parton is captivating a whole new generation of fans
Coldplay put on an uplifting show at the Natural History Museum
Taylor Swift's row with Big Machine is about more than the music
Philip Pullman compares Boris Johnson to a parasitic worm
Acclaimed author, TV host and poet Clive James dies, aged 80
'Banksy of poetry' nominated for Costa Book Award
First ever Marvel comic sells for record $1.26m at auction
My Brilliant Friend review: A lively, generous tale
Theatre director and writer Jonathan Miller dies, aged 85
Now Hear This: Koffee, Arlo Parks, The Weeknd and Lilla Vargen
Elton John shouts and swears at bouncers removing woman from show
Pearl Jam to headline BST festival Hyde Park 2020 – how to get tickets
Angry fans ‘set Evanescence’s stage equipment on fire’
Alex Scott eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing
Maisie Williams left red-faced over 'horrible' Game of Thrones video
Avatar 2 'sneak peek' released
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Guardian
14/12/2019 11:46:58 AM
Alan Alda 'It's amazing that most of us live as if we're not gonna die'
'It's amazing that most of us live as if we're not gonna die'
Frozen II review A charming return but the thaw's setting in
A charming return but the thaw's setting in
Lost in showbiz Friends reunited: The one where they try to get along again
Friends reunited: The one where they try to get along again
Review Nan Goldin – Gut-wrenching, brilliant and beautiful. I cannot turn away
Nan Goldin – Gut-wrenching, brilliant and beautiful. I cannot turn away
Alexis Petridis's album of the week Céline Dion: Courage – pushing on to a place beyond cool
Céline Dion: Courage – pushing on to a place beyond cool
Desert ski slopes and outdoor aircon Can the scorching emirates really go green?
Can the scorching emirates really go green?
Ranked! Fists of fear: severed hands in films
Fists of fear: severed hands in films
'Awful and fabulous' The madness of Flowers in the Attic
The madness of Flowers in the Attic
Heritage From Thebes to Nazi Germany: ancient vase returned to Greece
From Thebes to Nazi Germany: ancient vase returned to Greece
Art theft Police foil attempt to steal Rembrandt works from exhibition
Police foil attempt to steal Rembrandt works from exhibition
Poetry Baudelaire’s unknown extra verse to erotic poem revealed
Baudelaire’s unknown extra verse to erotic poem revealed
Exhibitions George IV exhibition to show redeemable side to 'exuberant king'
George IV exhibition to show redeemable side to 'exuberant king'
Film Disney+ attaches warnings of 'outdated cultural depictions' to classic films
Disney+ attaches warnings of 'outdated cultural depictions' to classic films
Books Rushdie and Atwood join calls to restore citizenship to critic of Modi
Rushdie and Atwood join calls to restore citizenship to critic of Modi
Art and design MoMA boss tops art power list after gallery's relaunch
MoMA boss tops art power list after gallery's relaunch
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