Why does the sinking of the Titanic still captivate us so?
Virtual-reality experiences invite participants to feel what it was like to actually be on the shipLife & Arts
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How fan power is reshaping pop
Amplified by social media, fanbases now feel closer than ever to their idols — for good and for illLife & Arts
Makaya McCraven: Off the Record album review — studio-quality live jazz sets
The drummer/producer edits improvised performances into a taut double albumLife & Arts
Palestine 36 director Annemarie Jacir: ‘This is the origin of where we are today’
Her film about the Arab Revolt against British rule was made during the Gaza war — and with 2023’s ‘Shoshana’ it offers a timely history lesso…
Wayne McGregor on embracing AI — and why we should all think like dancers
On the eve of a cutting-edge exhibition at London’s Somerset House, the choreographer wants us to unlock our physical potentialLife & Arts
Lindsey Ferrentino on bringing Florida’s biggest, brashest billionaires to Broadway
The writer of ‘The Queen of Versailles’ explains how she turned an excoriating documentary into a musicalLife & Arts
Hankering for quality wines at bargain-bin prices? Look no further
Jancis Robinson recommends the best value whites, rosés and reds for a tenner or lessLife & Arts
Return to paradise — French Polynesia in the footsteps of Mai
He was the first Polynesian to visit Britain and was immortalised by Joshua Reynolds. As his famous portrait goes on tour, Lucy Ward explores the isla…
Of spongers, spendthrifts and billionaires
From ancient Greek penny-pinchers to media moguls, what popular character types reveal about an economyLife & Arts
Does anyone actually like fake flowers?
I loathe this trend, as does everyone with a modicum of tasteLife & Arts
