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• December 19 2025
  FT Magazine

  Haven’t we met before?

  Aristotle can help explain our intense, ‘parasocial’ feelings for people we know nearly nothing about

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• December 19 2025
  HTSI

  Will Sharpe is a very modern maestro

  Writer, director, actor, dreamboat. As he steps up to play Mozart, the 39-year-old talks about his own wildly prodigious career

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• December 19 2025
  Robin Lane Fox

  Time to find sustenance in a renewed flowering of botanical art

  While flower beds slumber through the British winter, artists are at work capturing their beauty. But the genre is too often under-appreciated

  
• December 19 2025
  ReviewTheatre

  Oh, Mary! turns US history into a ridiculously funny melodrama

  Cole Escola’s play at London’s Trafalgar Theatre brings crazed comic energy to the life of Mary Todd Lincoln, wife of Abraham

  
• December 18 2025
  Six films to watch this week

  The Six Billion Dollar Man — the trials of Julian Assange and the price on his head

  Up-to-date documentary focuses on the WikiLeaks founder’s time in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London and Belmarsh prison

  
• December 18 2025
  ReviewAlbums

  Fred Again: USB002 — foot-to-the-floor club music

  Tracks from the producer’s DJ sets provide an adrenaline kick antidote to his more sentimental albums

  
• December 17 2025
  Warner Bros Discovery, Inc

  Who matters in the battle for Warner Bros?

  From Saudi Arabia’s crown prince to California tech moguls, key players in the fight for a celebrated Hollywood institution

  
• December 17 2025
  Christie's

  Christie’s turns to millennials and luxury goods as art market struggles

  Auction house adapts as older collectors die and younger generations show less early interest in fine art

  
• December 17 2025
  ReviewTelevision

  Taylor Swift — The End of an Era asks: is the pop goddess a good employer?

  Docu-series goes behind the scenes of the singer’s all-conquering Eras tour to reveal its mechanics

  
• December 17 2025
  InterviewAt Home with the FT

  Artist Marie Hugo’s Camargue home is filled with the most celebrated of ghosts

  The great-great-grandaughter of Victor Hugo has conjured a bohemian home from a sheep barn on the rustic estate where she grew up in a sphere of luminaries including Picasso, Cocteau and Beaton

  
• December 17 2025
  Architecture

  Toilets for all — the architects transforming London’s public loos

  Practices are tackling the capital’s dwindling stock of conveniences with new and refurbished facilities that are smart, welcoming and inclusive

  
• December 16 2025
  Tax

  Give extra tax breaks to arts donations outside London, says review

  Baroness Margaret Hodge urges ministers to follow French model to boost funding and improve relations with business

  
• December 16 2025
  ReviewFilm

  Ella McCay — a mystifying mess nostalgic for an imaginary past

  Emma Mackey leads starry comedy-drama about a newly minted governor negotiating multiple personal crises in 2008

  
• December 16 2025
  HTSI

  The most collectable Christmas cards – from $2 to $14,000

  Season’s greetings can become a sound investment

  
• December 16 2025
  ReviewMusic

  Five stars for the Royal Opera’s Turandot — a high-powered Netrebko nails the top notes

  With intriguing glimpses of vulnerability, there has been none better in this production since it was first mounted more than four decades ago

  
• December 16 2025
  Special ReportBusiness School Debates

  Business school teaching case study: Is sponsoring the arts now too risky?

  A book festival dropping its backer over fossil fuel investment raises questions about sponsorship. Answer them at the end

  
• December 16 2025
  ReviewAlbums

  Nas and DJ Premier: Light-Years review — old masters relive the glory days of east coast hip-hop

  The New Yorkers unite on a long-awaited collaborative album that conjures a lost world of rap crews and graffiti artists

  
• December 16 2025
  FT Globetrotter

  A film lover’s guide to seeing movies in New York City

  There is no better place for cinephiles than New York. A film journalist brings us to all his favourite spots

  
• December 16 2025
  ReviewGaming

  The 10 best games of 2025

  The year in gaming delivered thrills, breathtaking scenery — and a hysterical walking simulator

  
• December 16 2025
  ReviewTelevision

  Breakdown: 1975 — was this the greatest year in American movie history?

  Netflix documentary explores how a crisis period for the country yielded an unprecedented number of masterpieces

  
• December 15 2025
  ReviewTheatre

  Paranormal Activity — a thrilling theatrical take on the horror movie franchise

  Punchdrunk’s Felix Barrett creates an unsettling, often terrifying show at the Ambassadors Theatre, London

  
• December 15 2025
  FT Series

  Catch up on HTSI’s most popular stories – from a reboot at Burberry to the secrets of a great Irish stew

  Don’t miss our most-read pieces of the week

  
• December 15 2025
  Rob Reiner

  Rob Reiner’s son Nick arrested after deaths of filmmaker and wife

  LA police investigating killing of ‘Spinal Tap’ director who was praised for his civil rights work

  
• December 15 2025
  ReviewTelevision

  The best of TV and streaming this week

  ‘Chris Hemsworth: A Road Trip to Remember’ movingly chronicles the actor taking his father on a journey into the past as he battles dementia; Ant and Dec’s ‘Accidental Tourist’ is a cosier take on the out-of-place traveller set-up; Rowan Atkinson’s hapless hero gets a second outing in ‘Man Vs Baby’; Gillian Anderson and Lena Headey face off in Netflix western ‘The Abandons’; Dr Who spin-off ‘The War Between the Land and the Sea’ stars Russell Tovey; Netflix’s ‘Sean Combs: The Reckoning’ documents allegations against the music mogul — reviews by Rebecca Nicholson

  
• December 15 2025
  ReviewTelevision

  Amadeus — a rip-roaring update driven by decadence

  Will Sharpe’s Mozart is a nihilistic rebel and a broken child preyed upon by Paul Bettany’s scheming Salieri