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Discrimination, mental health, razor wire and toy vacuum cleaners make for a varied Turner Prize
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From learning to paint like Hockney to dining on an end-of-summer feast prepared by four top restaurants, here's what not to miss
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Why we're embracing all things 'Brazilian' beauty and beyond…
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Physical theatre, poetic dialogue and evocative staging combine in a powerful exploration of corrupt ivory trading
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The Unfriend, a thriller-sitcom from Doctor Who and Sherlock writer Steven Moffat, returns to the West End
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Playwright Chris Bush, with former Pulp and The Longpigs band member Richard Hawley, has written a vital musical about Sheffield's giant housing estate, Park Hill
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From the latest Ken Loach film The Old Oak to Craig Gillespie's ensemble GameStop drama Dumb Money starring Paul Dano, here are the films in cinemas this weekend
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Escape the city on a wholesome and active day trip with our guide to the best long walks near London
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Jovial moments and moustache envy in fantastic portraits.
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From the latest Wes Anderson/Roald Dahl film The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar starring Benedict Cumberbatch to the Boiling Point TV spin-off, this week's TV bubbles with brilliant stories
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A show that’s playful, sexually charged and at times extremely dark
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Andrew Scott delivers a phenomenal performance playing all eight characters in this batty but brilliant one-man take on Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya
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From returning French gentleman thief Assane Diop (Omar Sy) in Lupin to Brie Larson cooking up a feministic feast in Lessons in Chemistry, here's the best in October streaming
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A superb production of Benjamin Britten's profound and intensely musical opera returns with a new cast
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Richard Jones helms a rare production of Pygmalion, starring Patsy Ferran and Bertie Carvel, which misses a trick in being so staid
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Laurie Nunn's sex-positive teen comedy series finally comes to a close with Asa Butterfield, Ncuti Gatwa, Emma Mackey, Hannah Gadsby, Dan Levy and Gillian Anderson
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Could it be time to swap your boots for a pair of oh-so-trendy ballet flats?
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It’s intense, it’s discomfiting, it’s memorable and it’s performance art at its finest
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On the quest for glass-like, super-clear, healthy-looking skin? Here's how to achieve it…
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High-street upgrades
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Inspiring, creative and a home away from home, these savvy co-working hubs in London make us want to work 12-hour days. Well, almost…
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Gabrielle Chanel's exhibition at V&A is stunning and inspiring for most of its parts, and makes you want to live back in the 1920s
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'Tis the season for literary blockbusters. Replenish your to-be-read pile with our guide to the best new books autumn 2023 has to offer
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Red is this season's must-have colour for any minimalist wardrobe: a perfect shade to highlight paired-back outfits without stealing the show.
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The collaboration between Uniqlo and British Fashion designer Clare Waight Keller hits the shelves on Friday 15 September.
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Tyrell Williams’ exceptional play about the relationship between three boys and their south London football pitch is a must-see in its Bush Theatre revival
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A soft transition from quiet luxury, butter yellow overtakes the muted aesthetic that filled last winter's timeline.The delicate shade fits our transitional mood and lightens our grey autumn mornings.
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Culture Whisper's editor-in-chief Eleonore Dresch shares her personal account of what happened in Marrakesh and beyond during the earthquake that shook Morocco
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The Father and the Assassin tells the story of Nathuram Godse, the man who murdered Gandhi, within a compelling historical sweep through the run-up to India’s independence
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Feast on fresh fruit, stock up on veg and enjoy a day out at the best pick-your-own farms near London
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London's private art galleries are showing unique exhibitions all year long. Here is a selection of the best art to see in London now
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Celine Song marks her directorial debut with Past Lives, exploring the touching relationship between first-generation immigrant Nora (Greta Lee) and her former Korean flame Hae Song (Teo Yoo)
