In philosophical circles, it was once heresy to challenge Darwinian reductionism. That is now changing

The Taste of Ashes by Marci Shore is a history typical of a modern, intellectual "non-Jewish" Jew, which downplays the impact of the Holocaust

A contemporary of the British Pop Artists, Patrick Caulfield is at last coming into his own

Embarrassed by their own lacklustre work, Auntie’s reporters refuse to acknowledge the graft of others

Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby is a treat for the eyes but cannot escape its flimsy source material

The West End’s latest box office hits specialise in existential angst and domestic backstabbing

Stravinsky’s new work caused such an uproar that the police were called in. But why no encore?