With a major exhibition by Anish Kapoor running at London's Hayward Gallery, we speak to the artist about his Mumbai heritage, the horror of the Venice ghetto and the role of art in troubled times…
Having already bared most of her life (and then some) on screen, what more could Lena Dunham have to reveal? We unpick the New Yorker's second memoir, Famesick…
Sibling rivalry taking centre stage is music to the ears in Jonathan Caren’s account of two brothers pursuing careers – and each other – in the rock music industry…
Inspired by the poet Avrom Stencl, Shloimy Alman documented the world of Yiddish culture and community in 1970s London. We explore his extraordinary archive in a new show at Massachusetts' Yiddish Book Center…
