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From Chiwetel Ejiofor's directorial debut The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind to Ricky Gervais reassessing himself in After Life, Netflix in March includes many emotional rides
An Oscar-nominated drama and a stirring feminist biopic: the best films in cinemas this weekend
Franz West's playful exhibition opens at Tate Modern, Phyllida Barlow does surprising things with concrete at the Royal Academy and Marina Abramović claims immortality at the Serpentine.
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Here’s what you need to know about LIIT, the low impact exercise trend taking London by storm
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Playwright Anne Washburn brings a sinister and sensational Donald Trump comedy to the Almeida Theatre
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Franz West is set to be Tate Modern's spring blockbuster, as this beautifully realised retrospective celebrates the artist's colourful work
From Ian McKellen sharing anecdotes from his life in the spotlight to Sir Ranulph Fiennes on surviving in the wild, we've rounded up the most exciting London talks
Ground-breaking performance artist Marina Abramović presents her latest work at Serpentine Galleries – but for one week only
From BlackKklansman to Green Book – we round up what will win, and what should win at the 2019 Oscars
Embrace the great outdoors this spring with five of the best walks and hikes in London, from fallow dear to royal palaces
Trevor Nunn directs another previously forgotten work by the increasingly revived Edwardian Harley Granville-Barker, but this story of an obscure female painter falls flat
Viral white lies, small town spirit and a slice of pie: the new musicals giving West End long-runners a run for their money
A novel slated as one of the most important works of the last decade is finally adapted to the stage, in a timely epic for the National Theatre 2019 season
Killing Eve season 2 is coming this year, and we can't wait to see Eve (Sandra Oh) and Villanelle (Jodie Comer) back in action on the BBC
Female filmmakers are paving the way for an exciting year in the entertainment industry. From biopics to blockbusters, women are taking the reigns in the new year
BalletBoyz talk to Culture Whisper about their new showThem/Us, and the process of creating the very first work choreographed by the dancers themselves
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Europe’s director of the moment Ivo van Hove translates a Hollywood classic for the stage with sly, stylish production and two truly starry leading ladies
From boutique camping to all night dancing, we round up best festivals happening around the UK this summer
The first trailer for Disney's follow-up has arrived featuring new characters, tons more animation wizardry, a strange new autumnal world, plus a much darker tone
Prada turns to pastries, opening a London branch of its Milan bakery: Marchesi 1824
There's no one-nude-fits-all – and finally fashion and beauty brands are designing a new wave of inclusive products to suit every skin tone.
The frailties of capitalism play out as director Rachel Chavkin revives Arthur Miller's Great Depression drama The American Clock at The Old Vic
From servicing your wardrobe to booking a mini break, make a start on your spring to-do list now – you'll be thankful later
A new retrospective of the early years of American photographer Diane Arbus comes to the Hayward Gallery, London
Don't miss the inimitable Maggie Smith on stage for the first time in 12 years, playing Joseph Goebbels' secretary