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The singer delivers a rousing, seven-act spectacle as she performs many of her country songs on stage for the first time while also harking back to her previous dan…
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Sadness at pope’s passing is tinged with giddiness at holding world’s gaze with a pageant for the ages
Beneath the basilica’s soaring Renaissance dome, the body in the coffin looked unexpectedly small…
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During the latest in Howard Burton’s Masterpiece series, the art historian turns his low-tech but scholarly attention to Raphael’s interior decoration in the Vatican palace
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From the moment we inhale the scent of this remarkable show – in which trees blast open and boulders perch on branches – the Italian artist intoxicates us like a shaman communing wi…
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Our tipsters share their favourite seafood haunts, pristine beaches and under-the-radar cities
The city and the province of Jaén can be overlooked by tourists heading to nearby Granada or Córdoba. Tha…
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A major new exhibition at the National Gallery puts the spotlight on the Tuscan town’s artistic heritage. But nothing beats exploring its historic neighbourhoods on foot
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Ever heard of Emilia Lanier? She rewrote the crucifixion from a female point of view – in 1611! Her lack of recognition is exactly what Indian artist Ayesha Singh seeks to highlight today with her ey…
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A new exhibition shows how, over the centuries, the cards went from courtly novelty to occultish tool of divination – and the way in which the art form is still evolving
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