Culture

The international photographer brings you his pointers for taking the perfect portrait in today’s selfie world

Here’s how celebrate the sound of vinyl in the capital this weekend

Maxine Peake’s new film might not make you laugh, but it’s guaranteed to make you cry

This week we recommend five old school luxury lynchpins that are doing things a little differently

Old stories and new plays make this spring’s West End worth shouting about

David Zwirner presents the UK’s first solo presentation of the Polish artist’s haunting post-war paintings

Wine, women and world class deserts. These are a feast for the eyes

By the close of this year, the capital’s skyline is going to look very different

Somerset House’s three day gaming festival isn’t just for teenagers

Baffled by Bacon? Confused by Calder? Here’s how to navigate any art gallery with success

Unassuming, unthreatening, underwhelming – however you feel about beige it’s no longer derided. But how, and more importantly why, has beige gone from being the dullest colour on the planet to a way of life?

Maxine Peake challenges the status quo