Forty years after Blue Velvet opened in 98 American cinemas, the first anniversary since David Lynch’s death finds the film’s severed ear listening back as…
Benjamin Britten did not discover Aldeburgh. The Suffolk fishing town had existed for centuries before Britten settled nearby in 1942, and it would have continued…
No margin for error: how Supertri is rewriting the global business of sports entertainment, seen from the St Helier waterfront at the 2026 Pro Series…
By Maria Bregman London hosts many art events. Only one rearranges the city calendar around itself. From 16 September, when Frieze Sculpture opens free in…
By Tessa Nolan London Fashion Week runs from 17 to 21 September 2026, and the collections on show are for spring and summer 2027. The…
Walk into the medieval and early Renaissance rooms of the National Gallery in London and you pass, within a few paces, a lamb tucked under…
Katy Perry's Lifetimes concert film reportedly took about £21,000 in 150 UK cinemas. The verified context, a $134m tour and the economics of event cinema,…
By Maria Bregman Most coverage of a film festival is written for the audience. This piece is for the people on the other side of…
Serbian painter Ratko Torma gives thoughts and fears a physical shape in oil. Two canvases from his series Mental Constructions.
In 1859, William Morris married Jane Burden and needed a home. He was twenty-five, a poet and painter, restless and already dissatisfied with the direction…