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An increasing number of designers are promoting their work through holiday rentals

A visceral new biopic dismantles her public image, but feels intrusive

At a music festival in Morocco, musicians are trying to revive the desert’s old nomadic traditions

Too many modern flats are samey and soulless. A new book celebrates the architects coming up with creative solutions for our overcrowded cities

The new games console is a slightly desperate – and possibly doomed – attempt to appeal to different kinds of user

Plots used to be driven by real-world conflict, but now they revolve around domestic drama. It’s a trend that blights films and TV, from Sherlock to Bourne

Discount-obsessed consumers and sales-hungry companies are engaged in a technological arms race. Who will win?

Classics from early black film-makers are finally getting their due

Zwift, an online multiplayer game, allows you to ride the best routes in the world without leaving your house

Behind his story of rabbits and their struggles to survive lay Richard Adams’s own life, especially his wartime experiences. Here his granddaughter looks back on how it began