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Daft Punk: Random Access Memories - review
On YouTube, you can find cameraphone footage of an advert for Daft Punk's fourth studio album that was beamed out from the main stage at last month's Coachella festival.
Look/13: the Liverpool international photography festival - in pictures
Pictures from Liverpool's second biennial international photography festival, which will be held from 17 May to 15 June at various venues in the city
Glyndebourne 2013: Kate Lindsey on Ariadne auf Naxos
"The Composer is a trouser role, and he's a young boy, really. The opera he has written, which the rich man commissions in the Prologue [the first part of Strauss's opera] is his first big opportunity, it's his first opera.Glyndebourne 2013: Sir Thomas Allen on Ariadne auf Naxos
The baritone talks to Tom Service on his role as the Music Master in Richard Strauss's opera.
Woodkid - review
Yoann Lemoine is one of the more curious musical success stories of the year.
Eddie Pepitone - review
Eddie Pepitone was an unlikely guest star in the gossip columns last summer, when Hugh Grant was turned away from one of his Edinburgh Fringe shows.
Anish Kapoor: 'in short, Britain's fucked'
Sitting in a Berlin gallery over a cup of tea, Anish Kapoor is clearly at home in a city that is about to stage one of his largest ever shows.
The Humans by Matt Haig - review
Professor Andrew Martin of Cambridge University, one of the great mathematical geniuses of our time, has just discovered the secret of prime numbers, thereby finding the key that will unlock the mysteries of the universe, guarantee a giant technological l
'Architecture has become too mundane' says Charles Correa
'India's greatest living architect' on environmental design, cosmic principles and why architecture is not like music "When the hippies first came to India in the 1960s, people got very upset," says the 82-year-old architect Charles Correa . He is stand