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Arts Telegraph 14/01/2025 11:50:17 PM My AccountMy Account icon The Chelsea Magazine Company What’s on TV tonight: Bump, Jamie’s £1 Wonders & Money-Saving Meals and more Martin Clunes slams assisted dying: ‘Let’s save money by having everybody just f___ off and die’ Dancing on Ice 2025, episode 1 review: Michaela Strachan the most accomplished in naff opener Call the Midwife, series 14, episode 2, review: if you don’t like one storyline don’t worry, another’s on its way soon Crá, review: Gaelic-language whodunit’s biggest strength is its scenery Claes Bang: ‘I’m not getting naked in front of 300 people any more’ The Traitors, season 3: which contestants are left? What’s on tonight? Explore our interactive TV guide for full listings See what’s on Prostitutes, killers, ‘backward’ conservatives – Pope Francis tells a good story Tristram Fane Saunders Britain’s poetic crown has been awarded – but it’s for the wrong man John Sayles: ‘For some Native Americans, that school was their Auschwitz’ In the Trump era, there’s one classic English writer you must read Colonised by holiday-home owners and rich delinquents, Cornwall has become a theme park John Sayles: ‘For some Native Americans, that school was their Auschwitz’ What’s happening with the 2025 Oscars? How ‘glacial’ Nicole Kidman became Hollywood’s most sexually daring star Isabella Rossellini: ‘I don’t know how to reconcile having an organic farm with doing Botox’ Guy Pearce: ‘People think I f---ed my career’ Claes Bang: ‘I’m not getting naked in front of 300 people any more’ How Michael Crichton invented the medical drama – and everything else on our screens A surprising damp squib from Mark-Anthony Turnage, plus the best of January’s classical concerts Colonised by holiday-home owners and rich delinquents, Cornwall has become a theme park RISE: a sincere but scrappy kickstart for Bradford City of Culture Emeli Sandé: ‘I’m trying to embrace silence’ Ringo Starr, Look Up, review: his best since the post-Beatles highs of the 1970s The reason every male superstar in Britain should be thanking Rod Stewart Why Rod the Mod is still a fashion icon at 80 The Maids: Jean Genet’s radical spirit is alive and well in this searing adaptation Titanique: An enjoyably bonkers pastiche to beat the winter blues What is the point of the UK city of culture? Why we may never see another Daniel Day-Lewis London theatre: the best family shows to book now London theatre: the best musicals and plays to book now The best live comedy of 2025: shows to book now Tristram Fane Saunders Art is not a mere decorative flourish. It’s needed in schools What is the point of the UK city of culture? Sotheby’s may be struggling – but regional auction houses are fighting back Jeff Koons: my conversation with Pablo Picasso The best art exhibitions of 2025, picked by our expert Turner in January, Ireland’s Vaughan Bequest: One brilliant watercolour after another The Maids: Jean Genet’s radical spirit is alive and well in this searing adaptation Titanique: An enjoyably bonkers pastiche to beat the winter blues The best gaming chairs of 2025, tried and tested What is the point of the UK city of culture? ‘Britain has an institutional addiction to cover-ups’: the scandal of the Paedophile Information Exchange London theatre: the best family shows to book now London theatre: the best musicals and plays to book now Download the Telegraph App Syndication and Commissioning Terms & Conditions Subscription Terms & Conditions The Chelsea Magazine Company © Telegraph Media Group Holdings Limited 2025

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