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    Interview: Musician Keaton Henson explores his disconnect with fame in ‘House Party’

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    ‘OK Computer’ review: Artificial intelligence meets human bumbling

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    ‘Nothing stays stagnant in culture’: Sarod player Soumik Datta on BBC series ‘Rhythms of India’

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    ‘Anima’: Paul Thomas Anderson teams up with Thom Yorke for a magical short film

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    ‘Gully Boy’ and more: Why 2019 is proving to be another watershed year for musician Karsh Kale

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    By creating Urdu covers for English record albums, a Pakistani artist has found herself

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    Bryan Adams is visiting India for the fifth time because ‘Summer of 69’ is almost a Hindi song now

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    · Oct 09, 2018 · 11:30 am
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    ‘Suspiria’ revisited: Dario Argento’s 1977 horror classic is a heady cocktail of sound and colour

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    ‘Suspiria’ trailer: Blood and ballet in Luca Guadagnino’s remake of a 1977 horror classic

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    Ace guitar maker Gibson is filing for bankruptcy protection – but thankfully it’s coming back soon

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