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Clint Eastwood
David Denby celebrates a man who, even as he turns 80, seems bigger and better than ever.
Why the French love films more than we do
Just over the Channel, cinema ranks with the greatest art, says David Gritten.
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All My Sons at the Apollo Theatre, review
Charles Spencer is moved by a wonderfully performed production of Arthur Miller's modern classic. Rating: * * * * *
Ernesto Neto: realm of the senses
Ernesto Neto's sculpture is going challenge British inhibitions, says Martin Gayford in the artist's Rio de Janeiro studio.
James Bond's US author
Millionaire thriller writer Jeffery Deaver to breath fresh life into the super-spy .
Sounds like a load of monkeys
Florence Waters loses herself in a sound installation that brings the rainforest to Kew.
Emilia Fox is pregnant less than two years after divorce
Emilia Fox, the actress, is expecting a baby with her new boyfriend Jeremy Gilley, just over a year after divorcing her first husband Jared Harris.
Rambling with Bill Bryson
Bill Bryson tells Kate Weinberg why he was glad to leave Iowa and how his traveller’s quest has ended in Britain
John Prescott to chair Have I Got News for You
John Prescott, the former deputy prime minister, is to make his debut as guest host on Have I Got News For You, it was announced on Friday.
Voyeurism, surveillance, or art?
Unsettling images reflecting the way we're watched are presented as part of the Tate Modern's most recent exhibition.
The Teatro Colón rebirth
Thanks to horses’ tails, the vast Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires has finally re-opened.
Jónsi at the HMV Forum, review
The Sigur Ros frontman has some way to go before his live performance matches the vibrancy of his album. Rating: * *
Paradise Found at the Menier Chocolate Factory, review
Away from prying eyes, Broadway award-winners experiment in gritty south London - but with wearisome results. Rating: * *
Classical music festivals: 2010 summer guide
Michael White guides you through the best of the classical music festival calendar.
Rambert Dance at Sadler’s Wells
Rambert's revival of Merce Cunningham’s RainForest is performed with a quiet clarity which makes a lovely tribute to the choreographer. Rating: * * *
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