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One person remains in a critical condition and the Mutiny Festival in Portsmouth has been cancelled.
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One trade publication called the movie's international numbers 'dismal'
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The inflatable turtle of Guantánamo, the bed-infested fields of China, the strung-out octopus of the Med … Martin Parr, Joni Sternbach and other top photographers pick their hottest shot
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Massive music event takes place across May Bank Holiday weekend in four different locations
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Playground theatre, London
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Titan of television adaptations tells Hay festival he aims to ‘wipe out’ idea of Updike being a misogynist Andrew Davies,
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From the upcoming album Scorpion which reaches record stores this June
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The west London MC reflects on Grenfell a year on, Jeremy Corbyn and grime’s resurgenceBig Zuu, 22, grew up in west London, and with his cousin
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West paid $85,000 so that Pusha T could use the image
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The US actor tells how a new adaption of Elizabeth Strout’s My Name Is Lucy Barton chimes with our uncertain timesid-morning in Brooklyn, New York and grey clouds are scudding across the sky above
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From the Jurassic World and Mamma Mia! sequels to indie horror, a proper romcom – and a massive shark – Observer writers pick the must-see releases of the season
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A daring explorer of ego is remembered by Robert McCrum, David Hare and Hannah Beckerman
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The excellent Russell T Davies dramatisation of the Jeremy Thorpe story continues and Jonathan Meades is back and in full rant mode
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The fast-growing, all-conquering subculture appears to have hit a sales plateauWell, the party had to end sometime. The phenomenal rise of electronic dance music (EDM) may have entered a new, more mature phase, according to DJs and industry experts. After almost a decade of growth, in which the subculture has entered the mainstream, the size of the global EDM market dropped 2% to £5.5bn last year – its first ever fall.
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Colin Morgan stars with fellow Irish actor Ciaran Hinds in a bold and timely revival of a political drama at the NT.
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London to introduce world’s first contactless payment scheme for street performers London is to introduce a contactless payment scheme for buskers in what organisers say is a world first.
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All killer, no filler... The singers who succeeded at the BBC's music festival focused on the hits.
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Previously unknown writings show how novelist’s youthful fascination with Parisian hostesses informed his classics Two lost essays by
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Enid Marx, Minnie McLeish and Lucienne Day – a generation of revolutionary print creators Orla Kiely’s name is almost as well known now as her rounded-leaf pattern Stem, a design so popular it functions like a trademark. As a result of such commercial success, many of the visitors to the exhibition of Kiely’s work,
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It's the rappers very quick response to lyrics on Pusha T's new album.
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In a Free State and Lincoln in the Bardo complete the finalists
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Mantel and Ondaatje are in but Rushdie’s out as judges name shortlist for public vote on best novelThe popular novels
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From Guy Gunaratne to Preti Taneja, author Kit de Waal selects some outstanding writers who reflect the richness of the ‘black experience’
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The country folk duo approve of the recent move to recognise sex without consent as rape
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Two 18-year-olds are charged over a hack that targeted the Latin hit and other pop songs on YouTube.
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The Canadian responded to a jab on Pusha T's latest album
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The actor’s new film – Stanley, A Man of Variety – echoes David Lynch and a dark Ealing classic. Here he tells why he chose to re-create the giants of music hall as ‘English noir’Timothy Spall has often played characters that stick in the mind – from Barry in the BBC hit series
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The Belfast band say a vote to overturn Ireland's abortion ban would be "a major step forward".
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Despite Alden Ehrenreich’s best Harrison Ford impression, the latest space spin-off feels a little overstretchedWith studio-movie staple Ron Howard taking over from directing duo Phil Lord and Chris Miller (
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Its creators say the violent, puppet-based Happytime Murders movie violates its good name.
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The Sesame Workshop says the movie could do "irreparable harm" to the show's brand
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Alcoholism and ambition fuelled the actor’s rise to the top. He talks masculinity, fame – and why he’s finally ready to play Lear For anyone who looks toward their later years with trepidation,
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Today, I don’t get much sleep at night, but I get enough in the early afternoon Long ago, I used to read and write as I waited for the moment of sleep. Soon I had to stop. Reading led me to a state of overexcitement: usually, one reads a few pages to fall asleep more easily, but the more I read, the more sleep passed me by. And it wasn’t a question of the quality of the books. Mediocre books, great books, novels, essays: sleep eluded me. Reading brought on a desire to write, and writing brought on a desire to read. The night passed without me closing my eyes and the next day was wasted. I was in a daze, I had a headache, I couldn’t do anything. It took me a long time to resign myself to the idea that, after eight o’clock at night, I shouldn’t open a book, and I shouldn’t write. It seemed a serious limitation, but it was necessary – not sleeping took away the desire to live. So I gave in, and for a while things improved. But during periods when I was writing for almost the whole day, my insomnia returned, and in a way that frightened me. I was sleeping, but had the impression that I was still writing, words and words.
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Michael Schur’s series about heaven and hell was not meant to be topical, but it’s become the ideal antidote the news cycle
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Lawsuit filed against the distributors of Melissa McCarthy film that shows Muppet-like puppets indulging in sex and drugs The creators of Sesame Street have filed a lawsuit against the distributor of an upcoming Hollywood film The Happytime Murders to halt an advertising tagline that it claims falsely associates itself with the children’s television show.
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Will it be a case of Bond, James Bond or will 007 find his Martini both shaken and stirred?
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The former film mogul was charged with rape and sexual abuse after turning himself in to New York police.
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