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Glastonbury reveals official 2014 line-up

Glastonbury's pyramid stage

Dolly Parton, Ed Sheeran, Lily Allen and Lana Del Rey have been announced by organisers for 2014

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Russell Crowe Biblical epic scrapes in due to scene where Noah’s wife Naameh (Jennifer Connolly talks to adopted daughter Ila (Emma Watson) about her pregnancy

Noah won't turn the tide

Film review: Biblical epic is soggy and bombastic
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The Kinks perform on a television show in 1968 (Getty)

Dave Davies talks comebacks and 'toxic' relationships

The Kinks star plays his first hometown gig in 13 years next week at the Barbican
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Where are all the women in TV and radio?

radio
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Steve Coogan attends the Alpha Papa premiere in character as Alan Partridge

Alan Partridge to return for Alpha Papa sequel

film
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Tom Hardy is in talks to play criminal Kray twins in forthcoming film Legend

Tom Hardy to star in new Ridley Scott TV drama

TV

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Martin Freeman

Martin Freeman to play Richard III on London stage

theatre
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Bryan Cranston to pen Breaking Bad memoir

TV
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Mirror man: Jesse Eisenberg and Mia Wasikowska in The Double

The Double, film review

Jesse Eisenberg’s double trouble makes for twice the fun in new Dostoyevsky screen adaptation

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Singer-songwriter Nick Drake

Unheard Nick Drake song released 40 years after singer's untimely death

Listen exclusively to 'Reckless Jane'
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A scene from Dirty Rotten Scoundrels at The Savoy Theatre

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

Review:There is a point to this show, but it’s hardly an essential one

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Paul Gauguin

Stolen Gauguin and Bonnard paintings recovered after 40 years

Paintings found hanging in a factory worker's kitchen
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Puritan intentions: Freya Mavor and Jamie Dornan in 'New Worlds'

Jamie Dornan: From masturbation to restoration

Fifty Shades of Grey actor to star in new 17th-century drama
Arts & Entertainment
Fans will be excited by the new that Game of Thrones is due back on screens in April

How Game of Thrones phenomenon conquered all

Hugh Montgomery presents his A-Z on how the series has grown into the television event
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Photographer Mick Rock on his nostalgia for the shocking Seventies

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Emma Watson plays Hermione in the Harry Potter films, flanked by Ron (Rupert Grint) and Harry (Daniel Radcliffe)

Harry Potter spin-off to be made into film trilogy

'Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them' to get three films
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Frozen becomes highest-grossing animated film

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Wasikowska as the shifty Hannah in The Double

Mia Wasikowska on doppelgangers and developing survival instinct

The actress reveals how she bounced back to become the world's highest-grossing female film star
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The Hold Steady

The Hold Steady on their new record: 'We're treating our neuroses like pets'

Anxiety, heartbreak and regret: the cult-rockers have become the consummate chroniclers of American angst
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The odd couple: The Double is a high point in both Ayoade's and Eisenberg's careers so far

The Double act: Ayoade and Eisenberg team up for Dostoevsky adaptation

Stars on their new film together
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Scott Marlowe and Matthew Risch in 'Test'

Test - first look review

Panic about HIV epidemic revisited in 80's San Fran
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The Kooks: Born again

The band are back with a new ‘electric church music’ sound
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Making a point: A Ministry of Health poster from the 1950s urges parents to get their child immunised against diphtheria

When the 'nanny state' ruled the roost

books

Strange appeal of bossy ad campaigns from the Sixties and Seventies
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Katherine Rundell received £5,000 as the overall winner of the prestigious award

Tightrope-walking academic wins top Children’s Book Prize

books
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Lauren is one of the children featured on 15,000 Kids and Counting

15,000 Kids and Counting - TV review

tv
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Noah star Logan Lerman says the film is a 'good telling' of the Biblical story

Logan Lerman defends 'blasphemous' Noah

film
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Hola Saúl Bueno

TV

First look at Spanish language version of Breaking Bad
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Stepmom

Women talking on screen equals 'bigger hit'

film
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British actor Idris Elba is also a DJ and rapper who played Ibiza last summer

Idris Elba to play Glastonbury

music
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Eminem has spoken about his past desire to write a 'hater' track while he was struggling with drug abuse

Eminem: I was jealous of Kanye West and Drake

music
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Actor Brad Pitt

An unlikely hacker

film

Brad Pitt to make film about Anonymous hacktivist
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Peter Dinklage in Game of Thrones

'Lannista's Paradise'

tv

Watch Tyrion in spoof Game of Thrones rap
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Russian Fairy tales

art

Stunning images by Russian photographer Katerina Plotnikova
Arts & Entertainment
Fit for a king: were historical portraits the first selfies?

Selfies: Not just a modern phenomenon

art Art museums full of "renaissance selfies"
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Author Timur Vermes with his new novel

Is it safe to laugh at Hitler?

books German novel imagines Führer as star of alternative comedy show
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Comedian Russell Brand wrote about past treatment for sex addiction and encounters with prostitutes in his autobiography 'My Booky Wook'

Russell Brand to be quizzed about sex life for new Channel 4 doc

tv
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Waterloo Road has been axed by the BBC and will not return until 2015

Waterloo Road axed

TV

BBC school to drama to finish after 10th series in 2015
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Michael Jackson on the cover for his forthcoming posthumous album, XSCAPE

New Michael Jackson song features lyrics about child sex abuse

music

Song appears on singer's new posthumous album
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Strum as you are: Kurt Cobain

Kurt Cobain musical 'very likely,' says Courtney Love

music
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Horizon: Living with Autism - while living with autism presents difficulties, it needn't be tragic

Horizon: Living with Autism - TV review

tv
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Jason Segel and Cameron Diaz in Jake Kasdan's forthcoming comedy 'Sex Tape'

The Sex Tape the stars do want you to see

film

Trailer released for new Cameron Diaz and Jason Segal film
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Logan Lerman and Russell Crowe in Noah

Aronofsky admits Noah is an 'odd choice'

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The man who drew himself into a myth: Mourning Hayao Miyazaki's retirement

The Japanese auteur revolutionised animation with his films for Studio Ghibli
Olivia Colman to star in movie adaptation of London Road
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Tom Hardy is in talks to play criminal Kray twins in forthcoming film Legend

Tom Hardy to star in BBC One drama directed by Ridley Scott

Hardy wrote the drama's plot with his father
Kevin Spacey on his success as an outsider: 'Hollywood can f*ck off'
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Nicola Walker interview: ‘There’s more pressure in feeling rated’
Men still outnumber women by four to one on UK TV and radio news bulletins
Tom Hardy to star in new Ridley Scott BBC drama Taboo
The Voice 2014: Kylie Minogue still unsure about return to show
Alan Partridge to return for Alpha Papa sequel
Bryan Cranston to reveal Breaking Bad's 'secrets and lies' in memoir
Sherlock's Martin Freeman to star as Richard III on London stage
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Young Brits competition: In search of the brightest new talent in the arts, enterprise and innovation

The Science Museum, Wired and i newspaper have come together to support a nationwide talent competition for young people in the arts, enterprise and innovation.
Selfies: There are groupies, ussies, shelfies and even sealfies - but self-obsessed portraiture isn't just a modern phenomenon
Former HSBC boss Lord Green named chairman of the Natural History Museum
Stolen Gauguin and Bonnard paintings worth over €30m recovered after hanging on factory worker's kitchen wall for 40 years
Huge ants are the stars of the show at the Saatchi Gallery
Artist Abraham Poincheval living in a bear for two weeks in Paris exhibition
Stunning images by Russian photographer Katerina Plotnikova evoke land of fairy-tales
Mick Rock: I'd photograph Miley Cyrus but she doesn't have the Seventies shock factor
Henri Matisse and the nun: Why did the artist create a masterpiece for Sister Jacques-Marie?
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A scene from Kes performed at the Sheffield Crucible

Kes, Sheffield Crucible, theatre review

This unique production hits every note near-perfectly
Kingston 14, review: Goldie has a menacing presence in stage debut
Sherlock's Martin Freeman to star as Richard III on London stage
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Lest We Forget, Barbican, dance review
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Musical - review
Lion King cast perform 'Circle of Life' on a plane
Kurt Cobain death anniversary: Cobain musical 'very likely' to happen, says Courtney Love
Virginia Woolf ballet: Royal Opera House to stage piece based on novels Mrs Dalloway, Orlando and The Waves
Union, Royal Lyceum Theatre, review
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Powder Her Face, Ambika P3, opera review

A tacky jeu d’esprit with a blow-job aria as its calling-card
Prince Igor, London Coliseum, opera review
Jocelyn Pook interview: A concentration camp and a coronation
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Ibragimova, LSO, Gardiner - classical review
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The Commission/Café Kafka, opera review
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Steve Jobs meets Shakespeare in Henry V-inspired opera
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Cardinal Burns interview: ‘We’ve got about 20 levels of camp’

Sketch comedy is in safe hands with duo . They tell Holly Williams about graduating to the TV mainstream
The Week in Comedy: The kids are all right with these big comic names
Timur Vermes's Look Who's Back: Is it ever safe to laugh at Hitler?
Jason Manford buys audience round of drinks to apologise for being late – and picks up tab for £3,500
Rob Delaney: The US comedian on the power of showing weakness, how ice-cream can save the world, and why Brass Eye is like Beethoven
The Week in Comedy: Something in the air as White City reaches out to outsiders in W1A
Ricky Gervais: Women are treated as 'props' in film, TV and 'particularly comedy'
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370: Dead funny? Or is it too soon for Bill Maher and co to make jokes about the unfolding tragedy?
The rise of the silver stand-up
Jack Whitehall Gets Around, comedy review: The young comic is still a work-in-progress
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Architect Shigeru Ban has been awarded the 2014 Pritzker prize

Japanese architect Shigeru Ban wins 2014 Pritzker Architecture Prize

The 56-year-old was commended for his innovative use of cardboard tubes
Scots literati lead battle against £150m Caltongate building project in Edinburgh's historic Old Town
A Chinese developer plans to rebuild London's 'heroic' Crystal Palace - but will it be a new building or a piece of 'duplitecture'?
The Edwardian Grand Designer: a Time Team Special, TV review
New York art school hopes controversial £19m deal with developers of Extell Building will safeguard its existence for generations
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Christopher Beanland: Architecture attack - what’s with our appetite for destruction?
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