Thomas Struth instils a sense of reverence and worship into the 70 images from three decades and exposes links between the eras. Richly diverse, they span Seventies black and white city street scenes... more
A beautiful display of medieval reliquaries from all over Europe is a reminder of of the unquestioning faith of the pilgrims who revered them and the business acumen of the rogues who supplied them... more
Pope tells thousands of London schoolchildren, 'I hope there are some future saints among you', as one million Catholic pupils across the UK tune in via internet ... more
Tompkins sends out enough mixed messages to sink a flotilla. The name suggests a quaint Fifties butcher but the décor is more Mad Hatter’s Tea Party.... more
Our homegrown stars partied into the early hours today but, at Hollywood’s biggest celebration, nothing was more intoxicating than success. Nick Curtis and John Arlidge report... more
There is a story to be told about the most picturesque Renaissance city in Italy but it is hardly touched upon in the National Gallery's new exhibition.... more
As part of the annual St John's, Smith Square, Christmas Festival, The Talllis Scholars gave a varied programme of Palestrina and de Monte, framed by three masterpieces of English Tudor music.... more
A night with Tina C - drag artist Chris Green's unfeasibly leggy creation - is a hit and miss affair with the impressive ingredients never quite gelling, says Bruce Dessau.... more
After being whipped around Jerusalem by The Passion of the Christ, we are now covered in sticky goo by Catherine Hardwicke's film The Nativity.... more
Promenade installation Faust is the latest production by Punchdrunk and is one of the most memorable evenings you're likely to have as an audience member all year.
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The National Portrait Gallery's new exhibition charts the rise of one of the very few great draughtsmen of the 20th century - and his inexplicable decline.... more
Women's Institute stalwarts and devotees of car-boot sales will flock to the V&A's new exhibition of Renaissance home life. The sane man, sceptical, may be less enchanted, says Brian Sewell.... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do
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