Nadia Khomami
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United Kingdom
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Vogue World to donate £2m to London-based arts organisations
National Theatre and Royal Ballet among 21 groups to receive grants from new fund → Read More
James Bond reality TV show seeks contestants for second season
Casting already under way for Prime Video series 007’s Road to a Million, with first season yet to premiere → Read More
‘We knew we would face insults’: Venice film festival’s Alberto Barbera on including Polanski and Allen
The artistic director discusses the US actors’ strike, reviving Venice, and this year’s controversial lineup → Read More
The 1975 cancel shows in Indonesia and Taiwan after Malaysia gay kiss uproar
English band say it is ‘impossible to proceed’ with concerts after set in Kuala Lumpur was cut short → Read More
‘Translation is an art’: why translators are battling for recognition
Like any author, translators want to receive credit for their work instead of being treated as an afterthought → Read More
Tate loans painting of Covid frontline staff to Alder Hey hospital
Aliza Nisenbaum’s work depicts staff in range of roles at Liverpool children’s hospital → Read More
‘Poor decision for Manchester’: mixed reaction to Aviva Studios naming deal
Critics say rebranding of arts venue after insurance firm is antithesis of city’s culture, but supporters say funding is vital → Read More
‘TikTok is age-agnostic’: how Kylie and Fleetwood Mac found new young fans
Musicians, some well into their 70s, are engaging with the platform to discover gen Z just value a good tune → Read More
Labour accuses UK government of ‘stifling children’s creativity’
Shadow arts minister highlights stark drop in number of students taking arts GCSEs, which has fallen by 40% since 2010 → Read More
British Museum offers to pay translator after plagiarism row
Yilin Wang had translated passages from a Chinese revolutionary which were used in the China’s Hidden Century exhibition → Read More
Barbican apologises after asking speaker to avoid topic of ‘free Palestine’
A co-founder of the Palestinian station Radio Alhara was due to address the arts centre via a livestream → Read More
Translator alleges work on Chinese radical ‘plagiarised’ in British Museum show
Exclusive: Yilin Wang claims she did not receive any credit for translations of Qiu Jin’s work in the China’s Hidden Century exhibition → Read More
Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge explores founder’s slavery links
Historic and contemporary pieces interrogate city and university’s connections to colonialism → Read More
Gay rights are going backwards in the US, says Elton John
Singer says he will no longer do residencies in the US, describing recent changes in law as ‘disgraceful’ → Read More
What does end of Spotify deal mean for Harry and Meghan?
Streamer and couple said it was a mutual decision but a PR expert says it looks bad for their brand → Read More
Liverpool demands ‘level playing field’ in race to become ENO’s new home
City writes to arts secretary amid reports ministers backing Manchester and Birmingham to host English National Opera → Read More
AI used to create new and final Beatles song, says Paul McCartney
Musician says he used technology to ‘extricate’ John Lennon’s voice from an old demo and complete a decades-old song → Read More
Novel about 18th-century black Briton Charles Ignatius Sancho wins RSL prize
Moving retelling of Sancho’s life by actor Paterson Joseph awarded prestigious Christopher Bland prize → Read More
Coco Lodge: ‘I think I’m the most trolled Love Islander for how I look’
Show contestant says she did not expect the level of cruel comments about her appearance → Read More
What became of last summer’s Love Island couples?
The series was full of spats and betrayals – but three of its pairings are still going strong → Read More