Arts and Culture
Arts and Culture
Arts and Culture
Sounds of sin city: the music of Las Vegas
Arts and Culture
Stage review: The Girl Who Fell
Arts and Culture
Miner celebrity: the real story behind Stalin’s favourite worker
Arts and Culture
The tunes of Gaborone…the unlikely heavy metal hub in Botswana
Arts and Culture
Faux-pas? Language’s relationship to the negative
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Stage Review: Translations shows ‘love conquers all’
Arts and Culture
How centuries of creative freedom made the chanson city a musical mecca
Arts and Culture
How literature’s awards season descended into squabbling
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Stage Review: Noises Off is a ‘clumsy stab’ at a classic
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The Alpine People’s Vote
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Ciaran Carson: Belfast loses its bard
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‘Broad’ and ‘wide’ – a linguistic mystery
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Athens: A city in music
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How Sam Smith’s gender neutrality causes challenges for language
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Bombs and bankruptcy to the sound of Britain – Coventry’s sound regeneration
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STAGE REVIEW: Playing the long game too late, ‘Master Harold’… and the boys, National Theatre, London
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Why short is almost always sweet when it comes to language
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The new book telling the cruel story of Alzheimer’s
Arts and Culture
A City in Music: Favela funk in Rio
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The artists who recorded Amsterdam’s gilded moment
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Stage Review: Blood Wedding
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STAGE REVIEW: Big: The Musical
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Salt Lake City – the home of hymns and muse for the Beach Boys
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Seoul music: Why there’s more to Korean pop than Gangnam Style
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Is this the greatest post-Brexit novel so far?
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Absorbing Sorbian: The story of Germany’s Slavic speaking communities
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Gauguin in the frame: How should we judge the controversial portrait painter?
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What happened to Britain’s four ancient languages?
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The Saga of Sagan: The remarkable life and death of France’s fast-living author
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STAGE REVIEW: Play about Litvineko saga ‘leaves a nasty taste’
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