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That both the lives of Ingeborg Bachmann and Paul Celan ended tragically and separately adds...

Licensed to Ill is a riotous 75 minutes in the oldskool land of hip-hop...

A collection of soulfully written songs grounded by intense, laid-back beats, Alicia...

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You would probably expect more of a grand entrance from a Mercury Prize and BRIT...

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The town of Clayton claims to have a population of 7,891 people. By the end...

Written and directed by Robin Pront (his debut film) and co-written by Jeroen Perceval, The...

Fresh from a stint trying “to become a better human being”, troubled Krisha (played by...

Adapted from John Donnelley’s successful play, The Pass is a gripping and profound piece of...

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Sat at a table full of audio equipment, and bearing a very slight resemblance to...

Winding through the maze of Covent Garden streets, finding somewhere to stop off...

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To celebrate Friday’s cinema release of Sully:...

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