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Arts & culture
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Rushdie book 'wouldn't be printed now'
Sir Salman Rushdie says he does not think his 1988 novel The Satanic Verses would be published today because of a climate of "fear and nervousness".
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Putin book for non-fiction prize
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Hirst tops Tate Modern solo shows
Film
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UK film 'worth £4.6bn in 2011'
The UK film industry contributed more than £4.6bn towards the UK GDP (Gross Domestic Product) in 2011, an independent report suggests.
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Silver Linings wins Toronto prize
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Resident Evil tops US film chart
Music
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The Drifters devastated by thefts
US singing group The Drifters has thousands of pounds worth of equipment stolen from their minibus in Nottingham.
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Mobo 2012 nominations announced
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Rihanna leads MTV EMA nominations
TV & radio
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Nine million see Downton return
The third series of hit ITV1 costume drama Downton Abbey, starring Hugh Bonneville and Shirley MacLaine, attracts an average of nine million viewers.
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Nicki Minaj joins American Idol
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Game Of Thrones tops Emmy awards
Features & analysis
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Still Bad
Spike Lee's 'love letter' to Michael Jackson
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Gotye's girl
Singer Kimbra follows up guest spot on the year's biggest hit
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Making a splash
Booker nominee's novel route to shortlist
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Sophie's story
Poet Simon Armitage's powerful elegy for murdered goth
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Cinema ninjas
The stealth team who pounce on noisy film-goers
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Seeking inspiration
A quest to find the source of genius
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Kermode Uncut
Mark reports from the Shetlands
Quote of the Day
New Zealand-born singer Kimbra on the hours of body painting she and Gotye endured for the video to his hit single Somebody That I Used to Know
Programmes
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Outlook: Louis Ortiz
"I feel like the American dream, I hit the genetic jackpot," Barack Obama's accidental impersonator
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Discovery: Darwin's Tunes
Can you apply Darwin's theory of natural selection to music and create the perfect tune?
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Talking Movies
Once America's fastest growing city - now a new film paints a painful picture of Detroit's decline
The Strand
Five artists seek to change how we feel by creating a mood-altering sonic emersion space