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Rural horror films make a comeback
Trolls, librarians and faded hotels – horror films are once again engaging with their grisly rural roots. Why, asks Robbie Collin?
TrollHunter - trailer
A group of students investigate a series of mysterious bear killings, but learns that there are much more dangerous things going on.
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Songwriter to the stars
John Hiatt’s songs have been recorded by everyone from Iggy Pop to Bob Dylan. He talks about his latest album.
Doris Day: My Heart, CD review
A charming collection which showcases Doris Day's timelessly beguiling voice.
Proms protest forces BBC to abandon broadcast
Live Proms broadcast on Radio 3 abandoned when performance by Israeli Philharmonic was disrupted by pro-Palestinian protests.
Prom 62: Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra was drowned out by Palestinian protesters.
Wallis film is a strange concoction
Madonna's W.E. premieres in Venice. It is a bold and confident story about an American woman's obsession with the Windsors.
Bath Festival 2011
The Bath Festival of Children's Literature will take place from 23 September to 2 October.
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The foibles of the world
Martin Parr reveals the secret of taking photographs that tell the unvarnished truth.
My plan to turn Vivaldi electro
Violinist Nigel Kennedy tells about his new mixed-genre CD – and reveals the startling update he has in store for 'The Four Seasons’.
Terry Wogan salutes the genius of PG Wodehouse: interview
Ahead of a BBC Two documentary, Terry Wogan tells Michael Deacon about his lifelong love affair with the words of PG Wodehouse.
The greatness of Alan Bennett
This is a witty and deeply moving staging of one of Alan Bennett’s greatest plays.
'Rude' Jim Davidson banned
Comedian Jim Davidson has been banned from performing at a theatre in Norwich over accusations of ''rude and unacceptable behaviour''.
Edinburgh 2011: Semiramide, Festival Theatre, review
Nigel Lowery's Semiramide is all a terrible plod.
Radio 3 'dumbing down' say fans
Radio 3 is facing a growing backlash from listeners fed up with hearing the same pieces played repeatedly alongside an abundance of excerpts rather than entire works.
Clive James on Page Eight
Clive James reviews David Hare's BBC Two espionage thriller Page Eight, starring Bill Nighy and Rachel Weisz.
Jig: the Great Irish Dance-Off, BBC Two, review
Benji Wilson reviews Sue Bourne's extraordinary documentary about the competitive world of Irish dancing.
Glamour of the Gods: National Portrait Gallery
The curator of an exhibition dedicated to the golden age of Hollywood talks glamour and gossip.
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