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Feminist icon or fantasy-fodder for teenage boys? Her capacity for reinvention helps keep her young

If these architects and visionaries had had their way, the city would look very different

The subjects of his portraits, on display in London, range from his lovers to himself. They capture a lifetime of changing moods

Why is it so hard to make good drama out of environmental issues?

Bulgari’s new watch, the Serpenti Incantati, is a sparkling example of how designers can marry innovation with tradition

Children’s authors and publishers are capitalising on the popularity of the British monarchy

Too much too young can breed laziness. But money left to your children can make them work harder

Tom Phillips began the first edition of “A Humument” 50 years ago. The sixth and final volume caps a great work of painting, collage and writing

Gillo Pontecorvo’s controversial movie about terrorism is still chillingly pertinent

His masterpiece, “The 120 Days of Sodom”, is over 200 years old. But its visions of torture and evil are as relevant now as they were in revolutionary France