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Trigger happy: John Hawkes and Elizabeth Olsen in 'Martha Marcy May Marlene'

Tom Sutcliffe: Take a shot at what it all means

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Tom Sutcliffe: The luxurious nature of whimsy

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Moving moment: The internment of Japanese-American civilians during the Second World War is recalled in Julie Otsuka's novel 'The Buddha in the Attic'

Tom Sutcliffe: From prejudice to enlightenment

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Reasons to be cheerful: David Hockney with 'The Arrival of Spring in Woldgate, East Yorkshire in 2011'

Tom Sutcliffe: Happiness hides the bigger picture

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Tracking shots: In Martin Scorsese's 'Hugo', there are scenes where characters take an age to do things quickly

Tom Sutcliffe: Your action scene will leave shortly

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A whole new chapter: Books can now be replaced easily and inexpensively by ereaders

Tom Sutcliffe: When collector's items turn to clutter

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Tom Sutcliffe: Mystery appeal of scuffs and smears

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Tom Sutcliffe: A thirst for reading is needed – and I should know

My resolution was defeated by a swords-and-sorcery epic set in a primeval world before the invention of grammar

Toying with the emotions: Scorsese's enchanting, but rather try-hard 'Hugo'

Tom Sutcliffe: Too much charm can be a bad thing

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Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow... unbelieveable! Or are some artists, including Kate Bush, critic-proof?

Tom Sutcliffe: Does Kate Bush deserve the five-star critics?

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Tee-hee or not tee-hee: Michael Sheen as Hamlet and Vinette Robinson as Ophelia at the Young Vic

Tom Sutcliffe: A guide to the Bard's best gags

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Tracksuited and booted: Jimmy Savile's coffin at the Queens Hotel in Leeds on Tuesday

Tom Sutcliffe: How's about that for a perfect exit?

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Self-regarding: Miranda July stars in and directs 'The Future', an infuriating film that provokes violent thoughts

Tom Sutcliffe: Shots in the dark for The Future

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Tom Sutcliffe: Actors don't want to be caught acting

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Tom Sutcliffe: What's wrong with copycat culture?

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Apple admits it has a human rights problem

Apple admits it has a human rights problem

After years of complaints and workers' suicides in China the technology giant faces up to the human cost of its gadgets
Peter Moore: 'I feel guilty I'm the only one alive'

Peter Moore interview

'I feel guilty I'm the only one alive'
Sellafield faces nuclear option as overspending threatens plant's future

Sellafield faces nuclear option

Overspending threatens plant's future
Israel blames Iran for embassy bomb attacks

Israel blames Iran for embassy bomb attacks

Tehran rejects Netanyahu's 'lies' after diplomats in India and Georgia targeted
Former manager enjoying Apoel crack at the big time

Tommy Cassidy interview

Former manager enjoying Apoel crack at the big time
James Lawton: Patience may not be a virtue this time, Roman – Andre Villas-Boas looks all at sea

James Lawton: AVB looks all at sea

Abramovich's visits to training reinforce the idea of a coach feeling pressure from above and below
The 10 Best sledges

The 10 Best sledges

Not all of them require snow...
Procrastination: Not now  – I'm busy

Procrastination: Not now – I'm busy

Confronting the real reasons for puttting things off can help us beat it
Fun in the sunset years

Fun in the sunset years

A new movie follows retirees moving to India for low-cost care and a culture of respect for the elderly. For many Britons, it's already a reality
Picture preview: Lucian Freud drawings

Lucian Freud drawings

Picture preview
Silent revolution at the Baftas as the French take top awards

Silent revolution at the Baftas

The Artist wins in seven categories, with Meryl Streep the other big success story
Whitney Houston: The diva who had – and lost – it all

The diva who had – and lost – it all

Nick Hasted charts the highs and lows of Whitney Houston's life
How Picasso won over (some of) the British

How Picasso won over (some of) the British

Winston Churchill and Evelyn Waugh hated his work, but Picasso provided inspiration for a whole generation of UK artists
Topshop: A Decade Of Design

Topshop: A Decade Of Design

When London Fashion Week starts on Friday, Topshop will celebrate 10 years backing its brightest young stars
John Prescott: 'My wife thought I'd just retire, but I'm not a slippers man'

'My wife thought I'd just retire, but I'm not a slippers man'

At 73, John Prescott isn't mellowing. In fact he's taking a shot at becoming a police commissioner