Mark Morris Dance Group Review Berkeley the Hard Nut

• Better Call Saul, flavor 6, review: Breaking Bad'southward classier cousin says bye in style

  Jimmy McGill's transformation into Saul Goodman is well-nigh complete, but the concluding season still has plenty of questions to answer

  

• Life Later Life, review: a Groundhog Day period drama that makes you care well-nigh its characters

  Kate Atkinson's 2013 bestseller has been gorgeously adjusted for Tv with almost everything intact

• The Secrets of Dumbledore's box office hasn't killed Fantastic Beasts – still

  Despite the travails of Johnny Depp and JK Rowling, the tertiary Harry Potter spin-off isn't quite the flop we were expecting

• Anish Kapoor leaves fine art rivals seeing red over 'world's blackest blackness'

  Turner Prize winner unveils first artworks made with new lite-absorbing material, but his monopoly on its use has stoked controversy

• Sonia Boyce, British Pavilion, Venice, review: lacks the X-cistron of genuine imaginative strangeness

  The British artist'due south Venice show Feeling Her Fashion is gentle and tasteful, with an underlying current of social critique, but information technology doesn't soar

Annotate and assay

• Stop attacking the Bullingdon Club

  Anatomy of a Scandal perpetuates a weary TV trope – the society for dim, violent toffs. The reality, as ex-members know, is no such thing

  

• The BBC need look no farther for the next host of Desert Island Discs

  John Wilson and This Cultural Life prove that the art of the interview is still alive and kicking in some places on Radio four

  

• The fantasy-gratuitous Platinum Jubilee reading list is pure literary snobbery

  With glaring snubs for Rowling, Tolkien and Pratchett, the 'reader-driven' Big Jubilee Read listing bears no relation to reality

  

• We list historic buildings – why don't we do the aforementioned for endangered British films?

  Gems of British cinema are going to be lost unless we get organised, preserve and restore them. Here'southward where conservators should first...

  

Reviews

• The Taxidermist's Daughter is stuffed by its own over-ambition

  This accommodation of Kate Mosse'southward grisly murder yarn is visually stunning but mistakenly tries to be both gothic mystery and revenge thriller

  

• Bonnie & Clyde: they shoot, yous snore

  What'southward foreign about the musical inspired by the two infamous live-fast-die-young gunslingers is how criminally conventional it is

  

• Fantastic, exciting, cool: Florence + the Machine are dorsum

  No other pop star writes, sings or dances quite like Florence Welch – as she reminded an enraptured crowd at the Theatre Regal Drury Lane

  

• The War on the West past Douglas Murray review: a 'nuclear answer' to attacks on whiteness

  Douglas Murray's latest polemic mounts a spirited defence against antiracism and the Left's set on on the Western tradition

  

• Super-Space past Katherine Rundell: at last, the biography John Donne deserves

  The swaggering Elizabethan charlatan-poet has finally met his match – in Rundell'southward blazingly intelligent and witty life

  

• Sonia Boyce, British Pavilion, Venice, review: lacks the X-factor of genuine imaginative strangeness

  The British artist'south Venice prove Feeling Her Mode is gentle and tasteful, with an underlying current of social critique, simply information technology doesn't soar

  

Behind the music

Rock's untold stories, from band-splitting feuds to the greatest performances of all fourth dimension

This evening's Idiot box

• What'due south on Tv set tonight: Inside No 9, Russian Doll, and more

  Your complete guide to the calendar week's television receiver, films and sport, beyond terrestrial and digital platforms

Screen Secrets

A regular series telling the stories behind film and Television's greatest hits – and most fascinating flops

• The War on the Westward by Douglas Murray review: a 'nuclear reply' to attacks on whiteness

  Douglas Murray's latest polemic mounts a spirited defence force confronting antiracism and the Left's attack on the Western tradition

  

• Super-Infinite by Katherine Rundell: at last, the biography John Donne deserves

  The swaggering Elizabethan charlatan-poet has finally met his friction match – in Rundell'southward blazingly intelligent and witty life

  

• Rotter or rapist? Beefcake of a Scandal's moral dilemma treads murky waters

  Netflix's adaption of the political thriller, starring Sienna Miller, about United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland's privileged aristocracy is a cautionary tale for our times

  

• Exercise polygraph tests actually work?

  Amit Katwala'southward Tremors in the Blood charts the history of prevarication detectors with a serial of gripping true-crime stories

  

• Sonia Boyce, British Pavilion, Venice, review: lacks the X-gene of genuine imaginative strangeness

  The British artist'southward Venice show Feeling Her Manner is gentle and tasteful, with an underlying current of social critique, simply it doesn't soar

  

• Anish Kapoor's Venice sculptures are gimmicky only crackle with black magic

  The highlights of the artist's powerful new exhibition are some strange black sculptures fabricated with his own licensed pigment

  

• 'The truth has been compromised': Saudi greenbacks, woodworm and The Lost Leonardo

  The director of a new documentary about Salvator Mundi explains how he lifted the chapeau on a world of lies, nighttime deals and odd characters

  

• All spin? The 2022 General Election reimagined as, er... a giant mobile

  The sculpture, by the election's official artist, Nicky Hirst, volition hang in Portcullis House, where more than 200 MPs have their offices

  

In depth

More stories

• Accept sympathy for Anne Darwin – she was a victim of Canoe Human too

  Monica Dolan gave an acting masterclass in The Thief, His Married woman and the Canoe, which in turn gave John Darwin's married woman a sympathetic hearing

  

• Adele reportedly 'drafts in' Take That'southward creative managing director to save Vegas show

  A source close to the production claims Adele has a new artistic team and the 'disagreement over the ready' was filmed by a documentary crew

  

• Tony Hadley: 'Why did I go out Spandau? Enquire the Kemps and watch them squirm'

  The singer proudly known equally 'Tory Tone' has released a photo volume of his life. Not that he peculiarly likes to expect back

  

• The all-time Boob tube shows on Amazon Prime number Video UK, from American Gods to Utopia

  From The Boys to The Grand Tour, these are the top shows on Amazon's streaming site, running from A-Z

  

• The Taxidermist's Daughter is stuffed by its ain over-ambition

  This adaptation of Kate Mosse'southward grisly murder yarn is visually stunning but mistakenly tries to be both gothic mystery and revenge thriller

  

• Bonnie & Clyde: they shoot, you lot snore

  What's strange most the musical inspired by the two infamous live-fast-die-young gunslingers is how criminally conventional information technology is

  

• Stop attacking the Bullingdon Club

  Anatomy of a Scandal perpetuates a weary Television receiver trope – the society for dim, violent toffs. The reality, as ex-members know, is no such matter

  

• Fantastic, exciting, cool: Florence + the Machine are back

  No other pop star writes, sings or dances quite like Florence Welch – as she reminded an enraptured oversupply at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane

  

wenmislivend.blogspot.com

Source: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/