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Tezuka / Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Sadler's Wells - review

08.09.11
Few new dance productions are as anticipated as those by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui. This new piece features all of Cherkaoui's ingenuity and humanity but it lacks his humour... more

Kaboom is a mash up of two very different films

10.06.11
The trouble with being young, director Gregg Araki seems to say, is that you will grow out of it - the free love, on the other hand, is the main advantage... more

Yuck - the great grunge revivers

13.05.11
All tattered denim and plaid shirts, Yuck are spearheading the return of the alt.rock scene that Kurt Cobain created. And this time it's in London, says Nosheen Iqbal... more

Ocado founder: I was about to get on a plane to Japan

18.03.11
Ocado founder Jason Gissing, who is half-Japanese, tells the Standard about being torn between two cultures and how he plans to help... more

Homeless Japanese children who are terrified about their future

17.03.11
Children living in 'desperate' conditions after being made homeless are now terrified by the danger of radiation poisoning, according to relief workers ... more

So how would London cope with a natural disaster?

15.03.11
Sensible government has to assess risk. The trouble is there's an industry with a vested interest in distorting it... more

Stephen Fry Japan TV visit cancelled over QI comments row

04.02.11
Stephen Fry has dropped plans to film in Japan for a new BBC series following a furore caused by his panel show QI... more

A history of artistic licence in Never The Same River

17.12.10
The latest in Camden Arts Centre’s artist-curated shows is Never The Same River, the brainchild of 2005 Turner Prize winner Simon Starling... more

Richard Dennen: Dance the way I feel in gold shoes

24.08.10
Out in the city: The Prime Minister's father-in-law, Sir Reggie Sheffield, was deeply impressed by Richard Dennen's gold Pierre Hardy trainers he wore for dinner... more

Wild Grass is The work of an old master

18.06.10
He may be nearly 90, but French director Alain Resnais's film-making is as adventurous as ever... more

The wonder of Wanda Jackson

12.02.10
At 72, the original Queen of Rockabilly has been given a musical makeover by Jack White — and she sounds better than ever.... more

City Spy: Credit Suisse gets it right on bonuses

25.01.10
It may have slipped Credit Suisse chief Brady Dougan’s mind to hand his ex-wife the $7.5m interest payments on their divorce settlement, but he is on the ball when it comes to bonuses... more

Tatsuo Miyajima is keeper of the light fantastic

03.11.09
Tatsuo Miyajima is bringing his vision to the Royal Ballet, he tells Ben Luke.... more

Yoko Ono steps out of John Lennon's shadow

15.06.09
Yoko Ono's music mesmerised a crowd including Duran Duran's Nick Rhodes and ex-Smith Johnny Marr. ... more

Return of the whale hunters

10.06.09
We’ve learned to love whales and dolphins but a new film reveals the sickening slaughter of these beautiful creatures... more

WORLD: N Korea fires two missiles in show of defiance

26.05.09
North Korea has fired two more shortrange missiles off its east coast, in definace of international condemnation... more

He was my friend, my mentor – the greatest writer London had

21.04.09
JG Ballard – Jim to those who knew him – is considered by many to be the most significant author of the past 50 years. Here, one admirer pays tribute to his foremost literary inspiration and remembers an extraordinary and gentle man... more

Gordon Masiala sings in soaring falsetto

19.01.09
Gordon Masiala is one of London's most prominent sapeurs, a member of the Congolese cult that elevates high fashion to quasi-religious status.... more

Brokers are betting blind and may leave you broke

28.10.08
The City has been trying to shake off the notion that it's a casino for some time, but at the moment that's exactly what it feels like... more

Go for it

27.03.08
The Go-Master is a contemplative film based on one of the masters of 'go,' a Chinese game rivalling chess in its complexity.... more

The man who made a monster

01.02.08
It was the internet sensation that stormed the American box office. As Cloverfield opens in the UK, director Matt Reeves reveals how he made "Godzilla for the YouTube generation".... more

Murk below the mushroom cloud

29.10.07
Set after the bombing of Hiroshima, Face of Jizo is well-meaning and therapeutic for anyone with a Japanese connection, but makes for frustrating theatre.... more

What a shocker

05.10.07
By limiting itself to winners of the Turner Prize and ignoring all the shortlisted artists, Tate Britain's retrospective misses out on so much of the provocative work of the YBAs.... more

DVDs of the week

14.08.07
Mark Wahlberg plays a traumatised war veteran in Shooter and I Want Candy sees Carmen Electra become a famous porn star.... more

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