Amid the seemingly existential challenge by AI to the artistic process, two books explore how human creativity responds to ...

It’s not an area in which I have any expertise but I’ve found myself thinking about trade and resources, and what it could ...

Former UK fund manager plots Easter comeback but his new ‘investment strategy platform’ has some obvious flaws ...

Something happened inside the hypnosis room, Sunny recalled. “I came out and it left me [with] a feeling of ‘I don’t even ...

As Erik Satie’s epic ‘Vexations’ comes to London, we recall other marathon feats, involving Marina Abramović, John Cage and F ...

Swamp Notes is taking this weekend off so instead we wanted to share the latest episode from our fellow FT podcast, The ...

Canada’s Mark Carney has picked up the gauntlet. Britain’s Keir Starmer prefers to look the other way. Japan and South Korea ...

Her Manchester Collective took classical music to clubs and abandoned buildings — next up, blurring the centuries between Bach and electronica ...

Following hard on the heels of Youssou N’Dour comes Salif Keita, his Malian equivalent in stature. In 2019 the “Golden Voice of Africa” announced he was retiring from music to play draughts in the ...

Don’t get me wrong — I would love to be good at customer service. But I’m not. Nor should I need to be as a chef. This is why, when I see a customer with a menu looking around expectantly, I will ...

I recently reread The Great Gatsby for the first time in decades and find Sarah Churchwell’s parallels with our Tech and Maga elite to be right on the, er, money ( The Weekend Essay, April 5).

The remedies lie in education policy (more facts, less emoting and the inculcation of the skill of critical thinking) and dietary improvement. For example, an emphasis on the virtues of marine-based ...