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One of the best London classical music concerts 2015: the London Philharmonic Orchestra, Barbara Hannigan and a Lindberg world premiere.

A rich American programme from Sarah Connolly and the Britten Sinfonia, Barbican 2015. 

In a rare public appearance, the prize-winning poet Alice Oswald introduces A Ted Hughes Bestiary at Daunt Books tonight, writes Lucy Brooks

If you like the Scandinavian aesthetic, the absurdism of Coen Brothers or the comedy-glamour of Tarantino-esque violence, you will like this film.

It’s been a good few years since  Ridley Scott’s last box office smash hit Prometheus, and this biblical epic is likely to reach similar heights.  

The Wednesday Play was a pioneering anthology TV series, tackling social issues on BBC1 from 1964 to 1970. BFI Southbank are airing the best episodes over this month.

Hurrah, the union is saved. We salute our Northern neighbour with a top ten of everything CW loves about her, writes Flora Hughes-Onslow

What will happen to collaborations between Tate and National Galleries of Scotland after the referendum? Your guide to the future of Tate in the aftermath of the vote

Everyone should go to Glastonbury at least once in their lives – and the first step is not to miss the Glastonbury 2015 registration deadline, explains Laura Tennant

Fresh from across the pond in New York, the Marian Goodman Gallery London opens its doors with a triumphant flourish in this inaugural exhibition from pioneering German artist, Gerhard Richter

Head to the riverbank this autumn for a cinema season celebrating Peter Lorre; our favourite of what's on, BFI Southbank 2014.

Don't miss 'All is By My Side', Hendrix biopic. 'Andre 3000' gives the performance of a lifetime as the world's greatest guitarist. 

Creator of the controversial furniture sculptures of women, Royal Academy plays host to the fourth major retrospective of British Pop artist, Allen Jones

Raqs Media Collective has been creating a buzz at international shows and museums lately, see their new innovative exhibition at Frith Street Gallery which considers how we experience history

After a warm Sundance reception, we're treated to 'Say When'. UK release date for new Keira Knightley film, 2014: November 7.

Women hate her writing on marriage and children, but she has just published her latest work, Outline, to critical acclaim. Joe Lloyd supplies a guide to Rachel Cusk books

‘Art Fair Paintings’ from the perspective of the spectator from American artist Eric Fischl. Victoria Miro presents his first solo exhibition for the start of Frieze London 2014

The Birmingham Royal Ballet present classic works from great choreographers on the theme of war and the shadows it casts over people’s lives.

Make sure Milk & Sugar's next big event goes in your cultural diary; championing creativity across fashion, design, art, lifestyle, and wellbeing, and offering everything from superb craftsmanship to one-off collaborations

Reunited 80s iconic indie-poppers The Vaselines are going on tour to accompany the release of their third album this year.

99 Homes sees writer/director Ramin Bahrani move into the mainstream with a hard-hitting social drama that’s getting critics all excited at the major film festivals this summer. 

See something different in London this month at one of three documentary screenings presented by DocHouse.

The biggest contemporary art event of the calendar, Frieze London 2014, invades Regent’s Park in October. Culture Whisper tells you what to see and where to be seen

Comedy greats Tina Fey and Jason Bateman bring us a family drama that is sure to entertain.

The 70th anniversary of WWII brings with it a slew of cultural remembering, including this star studded action film starring Brad Pitt and Shia LeBoeuf.