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The retail chain that filed for bankruptcy in 2017 believes a film starring mass produced kids’ merch will be a good way to refresh its brand relevance. Let’s all blame Barbie …
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The arts centre’s artistic director is on a mission to bring new audiences to the joys of classical music. He explains why mixing it with circus, grime, poetry, and film might be the way to do it
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Historian Dr Tiffany Jenkins is one of the lineup of new appointees that has raised cultural and historical hackles
The latest appointments to the British Museum’s trustees include an academic expert …
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From inexperience, jealousy and nausea to the Mechanical Turk, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz
1 Before Liz Truss, who was the last prime minister never to contest a general election?
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The president wants to eliminate the agency backing libraries and museums. But the institutions do far more than lend books
When President Trump recently proposed eliminating the Institute of Museum a…
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With sandals that look fresher than last year’s Birkenstocks, gossipy messages recovered from writing tablets and 73,000 shards of pottery, London Museum’s new collection is like falling head-first i…
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Ancient Mesopotamian stone tablets show extraordinary detail and reach of government in cradle of world civilisations
The red tape of government bureaucracy spans more than 4,000 years, according to n…