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    Darkness, drama and Daft Punk: the Weeknd’s best songs – ranked! | The Weeknd

    20. Kiss Land (2013)Abel Tesfaye’s first album proper was released to a muted reception and middling sales – a relative misstep. But it’s...

    Huw Montague Rendall: Contemplation album review – young opera star justifies the buzz | Classical music

    Opera fans will be familiar with Huw Montague Rendall’s surnames – from his mezzo-soprano mother Diana and tenor father David respectively – but...

    Jason Schwartzman: ‘I was the kid driving around all the record stores buying all the Oasis singles’ | Film

    Does Wes Anderson still make you audition? TopTrampThere have been times when he’s said: “Maybe you should try reading this part,” or: “Let...

    Jon Hopkins: Ritual review – cosmic catharsis lacks lift-off | Music

    No one could claim that Jon Hopkins has undersold his seventh album. The 45-year-old electronic producer, soundtrack composer and sometime collaborator with Brian...

    Black samurai, scary monsters and stoners – the biggest games for autumn 2024 | Games

    Astro BotA deliriously joyful platformer which pays tribute to 30 years of PlayStation history via adorable, tiny robots riding a controller-shaped spaceship between...

    Kaos review – Jeff Goldblum’s furiously fun Greek gods drama is a masterpiece | Drama

    Kaos, the new venture from Charlie Covell, the creator of Channel 4 drama series The End of the F**king World, is anything but...

    The Count of Monte Cristo review – a good-looking gallop through Dumas’ tale of revenge | Film

    There have been dozens of (mostly inadequate) attempts to adapt Alexandre Dumas’ behemoth payback yarn on film and TV, but it doesn’t stop...

    ‘I am inspired by very dull German documentary images’: Peter Bialobrzeski’s best photograph | Art and design

    I clearly remember the day this picture was taken. It was 26 December 2004. I was driving to Bavaria to take photographs after...

    ‘The last wild places’: the Venice show about Earth’s spiralling salt marsh crisis | Installation

    Eerie, desolate wastes in old novels, salt marshes are still seen as flat, grey and inhospitable landscapes today. Rainforests, meadows, oceans and even...

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