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• Eurovision 2022, commencement semi-last review: Kingdom of norway kicks off the craziness in Subwoolfer style

  The first Eurovision semi-final began in Turin, as the 17 entries were whittled down to 10 finalists

  

• Will Young: Losing My Twin Rupert, review: harrowing, brave and securely honest

  The pop singer reflected on his twin brother's alcoholism and suicide in this moving documentary that he hoped would help others

• 'Ukraine has to win – in all senses': the Eurovision favourite singing to save his country

  For Oleh Psiuk and his group Kalush Orchestra, the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest has become much more than just a music competition

• Inside Sam Raimi's cinematic multiverse of madness

  How a DIY splatter director armed with a shaky camera go Hollywood's wildest – and well-nigh influential – genre-bender

• Christie'due south 'Marilyn' auction is a rebuke to the Warhol naysayers

  While the actual auction lacked a sense of theatre, the $195 meg sale breathed life back into the Pop artist's sluggish sales

Comment and analysis

• Sam Ryder may finally provide Britain a winning shot at Eurovision

  The charismatic TikTok metallic head is the Britain's Eurovision entry for 2022, and may stand for our best chance in decades

  

• How the residents of Ambridge might benefit from BBC Radio's mindfulness obsession

  If The Archers plotlines are proving too stressful, the BBC can offer listeners plenty more than relaxing alternatives

  

• Christie's 'Marilyn' sale is a rebuke to the Warhol naysayers

  While the bodily auction lacked a sense of theatre, the $195 meg sale breathed life back into the Pop artist'due south sluggish sales

  

• Tariq Ali'southward Churchill biography is a Marxist insult to history

  The old soixante-huitard's new book, Winston Churchill: His Times, His Crimes, sets ideological hang-ups above serious inquiry

  

Reviews

• Casanova reliably puts the sex into ballet – simply new positions wouldn't hurt

  Northern Ballet'south handsome 2017 slice is equal parts libidinous and knotty, and tin't quite bewitch Kenneth MacMillan'southward ghost

  

• Andy Zaltzman: a teeming comic brain in demand of a footling reining in

  It's difficult not to warm to the topical comedian, though some tighening upward of his touring show – at the Soho Theatre – could work wonders

  

• A banquet of Strauss with Andris Nelsons and the Leipzig Gewandhaus, plus the best of May'southward classical concerts

  Monday night at the Barbican saw the venerable German orchestra make a strong merits for itself as the world's greatest

  

• Dreamachine: less relaxing than cycling domicile afterward on the A206

  Unboxed – aka the Festival of Brexit – has served upwards another turkey with this supposedly transporting installation at Woolwich Public Market

  

• Minnie Driver'southward memoir spills the beans on Matt Damon, Harvey Weinstein and Hollywood

  The Expert Will Hunting star's new volume Managing Expectations is far funnier – and more than shocking – than the boilerplate glory memoir

  

• Why is Coffin St Edmunds full of headless skeletons?

  In her new book Buried, TV archaeologist Alice Roberts investigates Bury's decapitated dead – and other murky tales of medieval Britain

  

Behind the music

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• Minnie Commuter'southward memoir spills the beans on Matt Damon, Harvey Weinstein and Hollywood

  The Good Volition Hunting star's new book Managing Expectations is far funnier – and more shocking – than the average celebrity memoir

  

• Tariq Ali's Churchill biography is a Marxist insult to history

  The old soixante-huitard's new volume, Winston Churchill: His Times, His Crimes, sets ideological hang-ups above serious research

  

• Why is Coffin St Edmunds full of headless skeletons?

  In her new volume Cached, Tv archaeologist Alice Roberts investigates Bury'southward decapitated dead – and other murky tales of medieval Britain

  

• The 'dancing plague' of 1518 was stranger than fiction – can a novel do it justice?

  Kiran Millwood Hargrave's new novel The Trip the light fantastic Tree is inspired by a fatal dancing frenzy that struck 16th-century Strasbourg

  

• Christie'due south 'Marilyn' sale is a rebuke to the Warhol naysayers

  While the bodily auction lacked a sense of theatre, the $195 million sale breathed life dorsum into the Pop artist's sluggish sales

  

• Dreamachine: less relaxing than cycling dwelling house later on on the A206

  Unboxed – aka the Festival of Brexit – has served up another turkey with this supposedly transporting installation at Woolwich Public Market

  

• Run into the photographer who took couture off the catwalk and out into the street

  How Frank Horvat started a revolution in fashion photography – then turned his gaze on Paris'southward sordid side

  

• Is Picasso'south 'Primitivist' art even so adequate?

  Museums have long been wary of this period in the creative person'south professional life. In an era of 'counterfoil', it is even more pertinent

  

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• Casanova reliably puts the sex activity into ballet – merely new positions wouldn't hurt

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• The 25 about embarrassing Eurovision performances ever

  From tone-deaf grandmothers to uncomfortably sexual siblings, behold the most cringe-worthy acts the competition has ever seen

  

• Bataclan: The Musical – how do yous brand joyful theatre out of terror?

  For You I'd Wait, written by a London duo, tackles the shocking events of 2015 with a contemporary stone score and a heartfelt mood

  

• United kingdom's Eurovision Song Contest entries: where are they now?

  U.k. has a chequered record in Europe'south trashiest contest. Here are the highs and lows in full – and what came side by side

  

• Eurovision 2022, first semi-final review: Norway kicks off the craziness in Subwoolfer style

  The commencement Eurovision semi-final began in Turin, as the 17 entries were whittled downwardly to 10 finalists

  

• What's on TV this night: Sophie Okonedo goes Within No 9, Between the Covers, and more

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• 'Ukraine has to win – in all senses': the Eurovision favourite singing to relieve his state

  For Oleh Psiuk and his group Kalush Orchestra, the 2022 Eurovision Song Competition has become much more than simply a music competition

  

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