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Nelson Mandela had a nose for the dramatic gesture. The evidence is there in his speech at the...

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OK, R Kelly is gross. We knew that. The number of deeply creepy and abusive acts he's been accused...

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In the past weeks there has been a frenzy of publicity about the timelessness of a Time Lord....

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On 22 November 1963 President John F Kennedy was shot, yoking his name to an ex-marine and sometime...

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The National Theatre tonight hosts its 50th-birthday gala, 11 days after the English-speaking...

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Listed: Linda Thompson's Top 10 Traditional Songs

"I’m up to my ass in traditional songs," Linda Thompson says in the extensive Q&A published...

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Right at the start of the boom around 20 years ago, a Hollywood mogul is said to have told one of...

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Seeing and hearing A Field in England's Richard Glover sing "Baloo, My Boy" while in bedraggled...

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Listed: Freudian Analysis

Hysteria is back. Terry Johnson’s comedy was written for the Royal Court in 1993, and for its 20th...

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Listed: Screen Bastards

John Lennon once said, "You have to be a bastard to make it. That's a fact. And the Beatles were...

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Poetry has always inspired artists. Ovid’s Metamorphoses and Dante’s Divine Comedy are two of the...

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This week sees the release of the eagerly anticipated Alan Partridge film, Alpha Papa. And while...

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As someone detached from pop music (more a world, classical, jazz kind of guy) I conducted an...

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Listed: Pop tributes to pop icons

Leonard Cohen sang, somewhat indiscreetly, about Janis Joplin “giving head” on his unmade bed, Bob...

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Listed: Whistleblowers

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Listed: Actors playing themselves

Imagine a scenario in which Daniel Day Lewis is cast as himself. To get into character, he adopts...

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The onerous task of recording all 205 national anthems for playing at the Olympics medal ceremonies...

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