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Friday 07 November 2014
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Harry Belafonte is to receive an honorary Oscar. In 2012, he talked to Martin Chilton about some of the great artists he has met including Charlie Parker, Louis Armstrong, John Steinbeck and Woody Guthrie.
The title for Star Wars Episode VII has been announced via Twitter
Sir Mick Jagger ordered to rest by doctors after developing throat infection, causing Rolling Stones to cancel major show in Australia
From the trench maps of the Somme to a bucolic version of the Glastonbury Festival, maps reveal the political history of the UK, as a new British Library book reveals
In pics: The top ten most valuable 'celebrity' autographs
Watch: The cast and crew of The Drop have all fallen hopelessly for the film's Pitt Bull puppies
PETA has attacked naturalist Paul Rosolie for 'tormenting' the giant snake for a Discovery Channel programme
A story broadcast by Orson Welles in 1944, is published after going missing for 70 years
Disney said Toy Story 4 will be released on June 16, 2017
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Ahead of the Doctor Who finale, Michael Hogan assesses his performance as the Time Lord
Robbie Collin on why Toy Story 3 makes a grown man cry
The Imitation Game
With a week to go until the release of The Imitation Game, starring Benedict Cumberbatch, we profile Alan Turing
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Andrei Zvyagintsev’s film is one of the biggest hitters of this year's Cannes, says Tim Robey
The promise of new material on this reheated 'best of' album is delivered underwhelmingly, says Helen Brown
Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac are a dramatic dream team in JC Chandor's riveting crime drama, says Robbie Collin
A new book on the Lord Lucan case tantalises with fresh evidence, says Richard Davenport-Hines
Peaky Blinders deserves a third series after a brilliant and bloody finale, says Michael Hogan
The antics of wildlife in David Attenborough's series are akin to an action film, says Michael Hogan
Christopher Nolan's space epic is serious science fiction, says Robbie Collin
Osmo Vänskä knew how to enliven Sibelius's brooding immobility, says Ivan Hewett
A round-up of reviews of Christopher Nolan's space epic Interstellar, which stars Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain
Martin Chilton picks the best folk albums so far this year
Remarkable - and remarkably expensive - artefacts from the Royal Collection are on show in this new exhibition, says Alastair Sooke
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As a new photography exhibition of candid images of Blondie and their post-punk pals opens at London's Somerset House, Debbie Harry and Chris Stein talk nudity, conservatism, and dressing like ISIL
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Rupert Christiansen voices his concerns over the £35 million plans to overhaul the Royal Opera House
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John Cleese laments the loss of a quiet country walk and staring into space
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When the spotlight is on John himself, the work is simply devastating in its impact and empathy, says Sarah Crompton
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Tom Cairns's touring production of Verdi's La Traviata is smart yet under-characterised, says John Allison
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From the first light of dawn to the fall of night, thousands of people come each day to honour the First World War dead at the sea of red ceramic poppies at the Tower of London
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