Arts & Entertainment

Mackenzie revels in the seductive, snaking patterns which his trees create Read more »

for many people this exhibition will serve not merely as a distraction, but as a rigorous cultural education Read more »

An unusual and flawed exhibition Read more »

Lesbian historical novels: tits without the tat. Read more »

A dictator fears people who think for themselves. So when you get the ordinary, working people no longer singing about the leader but singing about themselves - what they have done in history, what they can do; what they have done before, what they can do again Ð that kind of awareness can make a dictator nervous. Read more »

I was this zonked-out hippie trying to write poetry and figure out what was going on in the universe. This guy's out there starting the revolution and making a million pounds and losing it and making another million pounds. Read more »

They appear far more comfortable as journalists than novelists: their awkward readings do not suggest that their prose is suited to extended descriptions. Read more »

It is a measure of the extraordinary affection that John Mortimer evokes that not only was this event sold out, the queue to get in stretched all around the ... Read more »

It was the questions from audience members about her rich back catalogue that were really engrossing. Read more »