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Arts Reviews
The good, bad and ugly in arts and exhbitions
Monday
The evergreen, ageless Rolling Stones
How did the band achieve this curious headlock on our affections?
Plenty of drama but no controversy at the 2024 Tonys
The producers will, you feel, be relieved today
The Trump movie The Apprentice likely isn’t being censored
No American company has yet signed a deal to pick it up for either a cinema or streaming release
Monday
Yes, Will Smith is still a movie star
Summer blockbusters in Hollywood have hope again, as does the career of the man once known as Big Willie Style
Friday
The Baldwins reality show announced ahead of manslaughter trial
The lawyer of the cinematographer he fatally shot referred to the show as ‘calculated and cynical’
Monday
With Eric and Baby Reindeer, is Netflix embracing the dark side?
This is full-strength wackiness, removed from any need to conform to conventional ideas of what drama should or should not be
Tuesday
Why Ted Sarandos — and his son — should be disciplined
They think watching Lawrence of Arabia on an iPhone is acceptable
Monday
Cannes 2024: the highs and lows (so far)
Early word suggests that the Palme d’Or is likely to go to the French director Jacques Audiard
Wednesday
Was the psychedelic art movement worth it?
This month marks the sixtieth anniversary of the birth of hippie culture itself
The individualistic talents of the Pet Shop Boys
The eccentricity and idiosyncrasy of Britain’s most commercially successful duo should be cherished and extolled
The new revival of The Wiz is psychologically bland
The original cultural punch of the 1970s production has been replaced with gaudy, empty commercialism
The digital Ozymandias: Egyptologist Peter Der Manuelian on his mission to make Giza last forever
‘I’d like to say we’re trying to be the repository for Giza’s past, Giza’s present and Giza’s future’
Monday
Francis Ford Coppola and Megalopolis: genius or flop?
All will be revealed soon enough at the Cannes Film Festival
Monday
How progressive will the new Doctor Who be?
The show is perhaps the most overtly liberal mainstream entertainment in the English-speaking world
Thursday
Shōgun is a great show… but the novel was still better
It was innovative in exploring themes not present in the original novel or 1980s show
Monday
Is it time that Zack Snyder retired?
Even the dismal artistic results that have ensued with Rebel Moon will do little to check the filmmaker in his tracks
Tuesday
Civil War is the first success of A24’s new box-office strategy
Even if it fails to meet expectations
Christopher Nolan, creator of worlds
The filmmaker has Hollywood at his feet
A cultural summer in the city
New York is great in summer, but the art scene can sometimes be fleeting