Cuba Libre
How America’s friendship with Cuba helped heal the scars of the civil war
How America’s friendship with Cuba helped heal the scars of the civil war
The release of “Batman v Superman” leaves you longing for the pre-lapsarian days before comics became teenage and posturing
Todd Rundgren, the ritalin-guzzling genius behind Meatloaf’s “Bat out of Hell”, was a protoype for today’s bedroom necromancers
In “Zootopia” (or “Zootropolis”), a
cute rabbit delivers a timely – and surprisingly political – message
about multi-culturalism
A supernatural thriller set in blue-collar America, “Midnight Special” proves its director Jeff Nichols is a minimalist master working in a maximalist genre
Technology may have evolved since “Ajeeb the Wonderful” took on Teddy Roosevelt, but the idea of automata beating humans at their own games has been around for centuries
When is a work of art finished? A new exhibition explores the stories behind incomplete paintings. In doing so, it captures the essence of modernity
Mark Wallinger stood out from the other YBAs for his wit and subtlety,
so it’s a shame his new show suffers from a surfeit of ego
It’s not an obvious place to go on holiday, but this frozen desert is fast becoming the destination of choice for an increasing number of tourists. Here, Ken Kochey captures what it’s like to live in a polar landscape
