JMW Turner sketch for The Fighting Temeraire on display for first time
A as soon as filthy, fungus-covered preparatory sketch by JMW Turner for one in all his most wonderful work has
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The Soul of America: how can the past teach us about a fractured present?
How did a Pulitzer prize-winning historian, who may sometimes be giving lectures, signing books or roaming dusty archives, discover himself
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How we made: BBC mockumentary Ghostwatch
Lesley Manning, director The script centered on the story of two women, Kim and Suzanne Early (Cherise and Michelle Wesson),
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‘I wanted to show that he was loved’: Yinka Bokinni on her neighbour, Damilola Taylor
You will at all times keep in mind the place the place you spent your adolescence. For me, that place
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Bertie Carvel: ‘I like playing characters who are massively chipped’
Over the previous few months, Bertie Carvel’s life has modified utterly, and never for the apparent causes. The 43-year-old actor
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Epic fall: the joy of autumnal video games
Tright here is one thing about the clocks going again that I inextricably affiliate with video games. Perhaps it’s the
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Why is humour so rarely treated as high art?
In the Guide’s weekly Solved! column, we glance into an important pop-culture query you’ve been burning to know the reply
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Zen and the art of torso maintenance: Matthew McConaughey’s guide to life
The greatest query in the universe, writes Matthew McConaughey in his new autobiography (of kinds) is “WHOWHATWHEREWHENHOW?? – and that’s
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Hay festival founder suspended after bullying allegations
Peter Florence, the founder and director of the Hay festival, has been suspended from his place after allegations of bullying
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The strategist who could have put Hillary in power: Christopher Shinn on his play The Narcissist
The Narcissist takes place in 2017, a 12 months after Donald Trump’s defeat of Hillary Clinton. Jim, certainly one of
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