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  Benedict Cumberbatch'south cowboy drama snatched victory from the jaws of defeat to win the biggest awards of the night

  

Reviews

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  Semyon Bychkov and the Czech Combo defended Tuesday's concert to the Ukrainian people, with Smetana'due south 'My Homeland' poignancy itself

  

• Stormzy: a powerhouse performer at the top of his game

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• Michelle Obama was correct: Bree Runway is a superstar in the making

  The 29-yr-sometime British-Ghanaian pop singer from east London is brimming with blowing – and her dazzling gig at Electrical Brixton showed why

  

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  Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy fought, stuntmen were flung effectually the desert – and, equally a new book reveals, Mel Gibson was difficult to bewitch

  

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• 'I don't understand how hundreds of people aren't dead': the chaos backside Mad Max: Fury Road

  Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy fought, stuntmen were flung around the desert – and, as a new book reveals, Mel Gibson was hard to exorcise

  

• Jack Kerouac belongs to the real American rebels – not today's pampered wimps

  The uses and abuses of On the Road show how 'outsider living' has been travestied to suit a gullible, shallow America

  

• Conform you, Sir! Menswear across the ages, from Regency looks to Harry Styles

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• David Bailey on Diana'south 'terrible pilus', the Queen's 'beautiful skin', and living with dementia

  He is 84 and struggling with ill health, but the legendary photographer is every bit outrageous and indiscreet every bit ever

  

• Oil be back: is this long-lost, terrifying painting Bacon's very get-go pope?

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• Bad Vegan: going down the rabbit hole with Netflix's latest baroque true-offense series

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• The new battlefront: how influencers, trolls and social media assistance Putin to wage war online

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