Arts Reviews

Kanye West’s message could do for black America what Trump’s did for the people of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin

His rant against Democrats was more fun and interesting than the celebrity-endorsed jokes against Kavanaugh that took up the rest of the show

‘Tell ‘em Lindsey sent you!’ he squeaked, offering himself up like a human sacrifice on the altar of entertainment

What might an evening at the flicks with the 45th President look like?

The family drama behind the PBS show

Surely supposed editorial issues at the NYRB could have been addressed without taking the step of dismissing Buruma

The snowflakes aren’t melting as they get older and wiser. They now have jobs in publishing and media and are marching through the institutions they work for

We could believe either Allen’s version or Farrow’s, but that would get us no closer to the truth, because neither is trustworthy and both are proven fantasists

The legendary tenor saxophonist died last weekend aged 91

Delacroix in the flesh, at the Met

The critics who disliked 2001 on its initial release found the characters empty and the plot thin — but it’s their criticism that has dated badly

The Seagull reviewed

The forgotten genius of Blue Note was a prince among players, but he died a pauper

The Bookshop reviewed

The noble defence of an infinitely multiplying list of ‘marginalised groups’ is a predatory movement

The group melded the materialism of the urban landscape with what was idealistic and essentially Romantic about the city

Christopher Robin reviewed