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• So hot right now: a brief blaze of excitement as Damien Hirst burns his own paintings

  Art's great showman-cum-entrepreneur was in his element as – for a new show – he started incinerating thousands of his works

• Lin-Manuel Miranda: 'Your job as an artist is to be connected to your nine-year-old self'

  Playful, energetic and fizzing with ideas, the entertainment industry polymath is honing the talent of a new generation of creators

• Cabaret star Madeline Brewer: 'I see Sally Bowles as a vulnerable punk'

  The West End star on getting robbed at knife point while in costume for Orange is the New Black, and the dark side of fame

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• Why Hollywood won't dare give Will Smith another Oscar

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• A fascinating study of Surrealism? I should lobster!

  The Design Museum's new look back at this most playful of artistic movements is full of surprises

  

• So hot right now: a brief blaze of excitement as Damien Hirst burns his own paintings

  Art's great showman-cum-entrepreneur was in his element as – for a new show – he started incinerating thousands of his works

  

• Roxy Music still sound like music from the future

  Watching Bryan Ferry and co on stage in Glasgow, you marvelled that something so artfully peculiar was once accepted as pop

  

• A promising flash of fire from Isata Kanneh-Mason, plus the best of October's classical concerts

  The pianism of the eldest of the seven Kanneh-Mason siblings erred towards being little too mild-mannered – but not always

  

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• Nan Goldin: from The Ballad of Sexual Dependency to declaring war on the Sacklers

  The photographer developed a three-year addiction after she was prescribed OxyContin and nearly died

  

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• How the 'Festival of Brexit' became the new Millennium Dome

  The £120 million arts showcase has been branded 'an embarrassment'. What went wrong?

  

• A fascinating study of Surrealism? I should lobster!

  The Design Museum's new look back at this most playful of artistic movements is full of surprises

  

• So hot right now: a brief blaze of excitement as Damien Hirst burns his own paintings

  Art's great showman-cum-entrepreneur was in his element as – for a new show – he started incinerating thousands of his works

  

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• The Ukrainian ability to carry on and keep laughing is a testament to the nation's strength

  Ukrainian comedian Anton Tymoshenko revealed on Radio 4 how dark humour can represent a healthy response to suffering

  

• How the 'Festival of Brexit' became the new Millennium Dome

  The £120 million arts showcase has been branded 'an embarrassment'. What went wrong?

  

• Dame Angela Lansbury: Murder, She Wrote actress dies aged 96

  Oscar winner hailed as 'one of the last of the Golden Age of Hollywood stars'

  

• A fascinating study of Surrealism? I should lobster!

  The Design Museum's new look back at this most playful of artistic movements is full of surprises

  

• Lin-Manuel Miranda: 'Your job as an artist is to be connected to your nine-year-old self'

  Playful, energetic and fizzing with ideas, the entertainment industry polymath is honing the talent of a new generation of creators

  

• Cabaret star Madeline Brewer: 'I see Sally Bowles as a vulnerable punk'

  The West End star on getting robbed at knife point while in costume for Orange is the New Black, and the dark side of fame

  

• So hot right now: a brief blaze of excitement as Damien Hirst burns his own paintings

  Art's great showman-cum-entrepreneur was in his element as – for a new show – he started incinerating thousands of his works

  

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