The song’s hazy blend of jazz, soul and psychedelia has sparked some dazzling cover versions
The first night of the band’s UK tour was thunderous and raw but lacked the generational combativeness of the old days
Global takings top $200mn following a more commercial approach for movie release from the tech group
His ‘Mission: Impossible’ theme tune brought jazz’s sense of swing to the precisely timed synchronisation of film music
The artist on her first major museum exhibition, the trouble with art market fame — and living with a ghost
Glastonbury showed us music’s power to provoke controversy. But can it still change the world?
The world may be crying out for a saviour, but a movie reboot centred on this sunniest of heroes may be a hard sell
Musée Granet’s riveting exhibition shows how the city shaped the young artist’s shift from tradition to modernity
The country’s top dancers have often sought careers abroad but now a young company with big ambitions is aiming to build on talent at home
Thomas Adès conducts the Hallé in works written by himself and two composers championed by him
Nate Mercereau, Josh Johnson and Carlos Niño immerse listeners in ambient rhythms on this Blue Note release
Jessica Light is keeping the 15th-century French art of passementerie alive, adding beads and bleach to braids of silk or horsehair
Jonathan Watkins’s new work at Aviva Studios, Manchester, brings together two of the finest dance actors of their generation
The fashion designer turned decorator on conjuring spaces that are made to entertain
The FT’s critics recommend the most compelling 2025 shows, including Jenny Saville at the National Portrait Gallery
Two giants of the Victorian stage come to life in David Hare’s overstuffed new play at Bath’s Theatre Royal
Performances cut by a fifth despite government cash injection following Baillie Gifford’s exit
Kat Sadler’s caustic series about a dysfunctional family returns with an irreverence that is both exhausting and invigorating
Scarlett Johansson and Mahershala Ali star in ‘Jurassic World Rebirth’; Idris Elba and John Cena lead action bromance ‘Heads of State’; mother-daughter tensions boil in bold directorial debut ‘Hot Milk’; David Cronenberg’s ‘The Shrouds’ combines grief and AI; Brad Pitt goes full-throttle in motor-racing drama ‘F1’; ‘M3gan 2.0’ gives the AI doll a comic upgrade — reviews by Danny Leigh
Now on Channel 4, the film investigates the detention and killing of Palestinian medics — and illustrates why the corporation needs to find a way to tell such stories
The band supposedly behind two new albums of 1970s-style AOR have proved impossible to track down in real life
The director draws on the loss of his own wife for the story of a bereaved owner of a future-facing cemetery
Fiona Shaw and Emma Mackey star in a bold directorial debut from playwright Rebecca Lenkiewicz about people stuck in place
Idris Elba and John Cena star in an action bromance with lashings of manic slapstick
