Culture
- Kit Downes: Dreamlife of Debris
- Various Artists/Lord Kitchener: London is the Place for Me, vols 7 and 8
- The decade’s most influential hotel — but it doesn’t actually exist
- ViacomCBS buys Miramax stake for $375m
- Spinning craft into art at the Whitney Museum
- On digital: Mystify: Michael Hutchence / Dora and the Lost City of Gold
- Paris Opera Ballet strikes disrupt Nureyev’s Raymonda
- Chalet chic: accessories for a mountain retreat interior
- Pantomimes: Dame Fortune
- Ronnie Spector mixes nostalgia and enduring power at Shepherd’s Bush Empire
- Stile Antico: A Spanish Nativity
- Snapshot: ‘Borderland’ by Christopher Nunn
- Year in a word: Be water
- Spies in Disguise — Will Smith and Tom Holland save the planet, if not the movie
- La Dolce Vita — a timely return for Fellini’s caustic classic
- Greta Gerwig’s Little Women is vibrant, sardonic and outrageously gorgeous
- The best video games of 2019
- The Little Prince is a sweet-natured family show at The Place, London
- Bonnie Greer seeks to diversify history in a new podcast
- Best films of 2019
- Late Late Show review: Does anyone really want a slick Shane MacGowan tribute?
- The Kingmaker: Gobsmacking return of Imelda Marcos
- Citizen K: Strange tale of the oligarch who turned on Putin
- Killing Eve: OST seasons 1 and 2 review– Ambiguous yet eminently tuneful
- Hail the Ghost review – Arrhythmia that does the heart good
- Annie Hart: A Softer Offering review – a work of sophisticated intimacy
- Alex Gibney: ‘I think he is still angry at Putin' I think there’s a burning fury in him’
- Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles – How a Jewish musical conquered the world
- Harry Styles: Fine Line review – A journey of sex, sadness and self-discovery
- Beanpole: remarkable look at the trauma of war
Thursday, 28 May 2020