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Shah Rukh Khan credits his success to Britain's Indian diaspora and discusses his film for Diwali.
Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui presents Apocifru at the Brighton festival, blending diverse dance styles.
The acapella group Techapella has grown from 140 to 280 members in five years, blending musical talent with the tech culture of Silicon Valley.
Four college girls, including Selena Gomez, seek adventure in Florida and meet a gangster.
Sondheim reveals his new musical adaptation with David Ives, inspired by Buñuel's films.
In North Devon, surfers gather at Cy Beach on Fridays, celebrating their passion for the sport while showcasing impressive skills and community spirit.
Tamsin Greig plays a female Malvolio in Twelfth Night, redefining the character's essence.
The host navigates tricky German words while enjoying amazing German bread.
Robin Wright becomes an animated version of herself in Miramount's The Congress at Cannes.
Germans embrace sauna culture at 90 degrees Celsius, focusing on community and liberation.
Mobo-winning hip hop artist Akala merges Shakespearean themes with rap to engage London youth, highlighted by his performance at the Cheltenham Literature Festival.
Children in Soweto sing 'Kill the Boer' in a chaotic school setting filmed in 1990.
Jamie Hince and Alison Mosshart perform 'Baby Says' live for the Guardian.
Michael Schultz directed a film featuring a black production team and a soundtrack that includes Stevie Wonder and Smokey Robinson, celebrating black culture in kung fu cinema.
The controversy over Virginia Governor Ralph Northam's blackface sparks a national discussion.
The Loose Marbles perform jazz in the streets of New Orleans with singer Meshiya Lake.
The Sauna Championships in Finland showcase extreme heat and The Finns' endurance in competition.
A 10-year-old composer from Georgia captivates audiences with compositions that draw comparisons to Mozart, showcasing his talent and the support of his family and mentors.
These New Puritans perform Fragment Two Find live with Elisa Rodrigues at the Guardian studio.
Snowball, a cockatoo, can choreograph up to 14 different dance moves, prompting scientists to study his unique ability to move in time with music.
A critic argues Hamilton misrepresents history and compares its casting choices to Jewish actors playing Hitler.
Paul McCartney plays handcrafted K Yairi Guitars made by Japanese craftsmen.
Tony Allen instructs Tim Jonze to start drumming by focusing on basic limb coordination before progressing to more complex Afrobeat patterns.
Tony Bennett reflects on performing with Amy Winehouse and her love for music.
At the Gathering of the Juggalos, a stunt involving a car driven by Taji goes awry, prompting police intervention and highlighting the risks of live performances.
Systematic killings of civilians by Russian forces are reported near Kyiv, with over 130 bodies found.
St. Thomas Church honors the legacy of John Scott, its late music director, and his choir.
This violinist played her violin during brain surgery to ensure she could still perform.
Wayne McGregor's exhibition at the Wellcome in London connects dance and science until October.
Thousands of Africans in Ukraine face danger as the Russian invasion unfolds.
South Korea faces a beauty backlash as women seek Barbie-like perfection through surgery.
Many women in offices have the exact same problem with cold air conditioning affecting comfort.
Peter Bradshaw highlights Golshifteh Farahani's performance in The Patience Stone this week.
Will Ferrell sets the record straight on rumors about his life and experiences.
Katy Perry hosts the MTV Video Music Awards, featuring Taylor Swift's new music video premiere.
In 1962, Mark Rylance moved to America, where his father taught at Cho school, providing a large campus for Rylance to play and develop his passion for acting.
Alex Ross discusses Wagner's complex legacy at the 2012 New Yorker Festival.
Alex Ross discusses Michael Giacchino's soundtrack for 'Lost' in this New Yorker commentary.
A 7-hour improvisation marked a significant moment for Ruth Sheen while working with Mike Leigh, describing it as the most extraordinary day of her career.
Baaba Maal performs an acoustic version of 'Podor Assiko', celebrating Senegalese culture.
Brett Anderson performs Brittle Heart at the Guardian studios from his album Black Rainbows.
Bridget Riley, at 80 years old, continues to create intricate wall drawings that challenge perception, influenced by her early exposure to Jackson Pollock's work.
Caitlin Rose performs her new song Own Side live at the Guardian after Glastonbury.
Chas Hodges and Dave Peacock perform live songs from their new album and classic hits.
Frank Langella shares insights from his career, discussing roles like Richard Nixon and Dracula, while emphasizing the significance of emotional authenticity in acting.
A gathering of the best magicians in Mexico takes place at the 10th annual Dino's Magic Convention in Mexico City, featuring a variety of acts and illusions.
Marina Abramović discusses her career and significant works, including 'Balk and Baroque' and her 2010 MoMA retrospective, at the New Yorker Festival.
Andrew Stone teaches Paul Morley how to dance at Pineapple Dance Studios.
