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Works from this giant Antony Gormley retrospective are drawn from four decades of output, but they f (...Read More)

Part love story, part police procedural, part political satire, A Very Expensive Poison gleefully de (...Read More)

William Blake isn’t just an artist, he’s a figure almost as mythical as those he committed to pa (...Read More)

There are moments in Blair Witch that live up to the promise of the source material, recreating the (...Read More)

Pennywise the dreadful clown is brilliant as a twisted metaphor for our childhood fears. He is less (...Read More)

George Osborne was in the audience for this blistering political drama by debut playwright Simon Woo (...Read More)

When David Lynch and Mark Frost came up with the pitch for Twin Peaks, they ignored the prevailing w (...Read More)

Five years ago, Wolfenstein: The New Order took a gloriously silly, decades old game about shooting (...Read More)

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