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Art & Photography

Loving Malcolm

In this intimate portrait, the writer Young Kim reflects on her romance with Malcolm McLaren, the seminal punk designer and manager of The Sex Pistols.

Marrakech Film Festival

Inside The Marrakech Film Festival

A Rabbit's Foot visited the Marrakech Film Festival to speak to Melita Toscan Du Plantier about directing the Arab world's largest celebration of cinema.

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Glenda Jackson: The Double Academy Award Winning Politician

The story of how Glenda Jackson went from a lauded actress, to an influential politician...and back again.

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Retuning T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets

A pandemic project, Ralph Fiennes challenged himself to commit T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets to memory.

Farah Fayyad

Screen Printing The Uprising: Inside Beirut’s Artistic Revolution

Graphic artist and activist Farah Fayyad pens a lyrical love letter to Lebanon and the artistic revolution she helped pioneer..

Ai Weiwei: “Our pursuit of truth can only tell us who we are.”

Against all odds, Ai Weiwei explains how he hopes his recent foray into filmmaking can influence new ways of thinking.

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William Kentridge: “What’s in the body, will tell you what’s being said.”

William Kentridge discusses the politics of South Africa and the world, his role as an artist, and his quiet optimism about human nature.

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Sir Don McCullin: “I’ve seen the anatomy of humanity spilled out on roadways.”

An icon of British photography, Don McCullin opens up about the trauma of conflict and the need for art.

Communist bar

An Ode to Beirut’s Red Knight, and Drinking Arak with Anthony Bourdain

Ramsay Short pens an ode to Beirut's legendary communist bar, a hot spot for the likes of Anthony Bourdain and Ravi Shankar.

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Dressing Boccaccio ’70

In her native French, actress Anna Mouglalis writes about the ensemble film Boccaccio ‘70, and the understated role played by Coco Chanel