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Review: Monuments Men suffers from uneven tone

There's a moment in this art-heist caper when the group of museum curators, art historians and artists, on a mission to save 1000 years of art and culture from the Nazis during World War II, discover barrels filled with wedding rings and gold fillings.

Aaron Paul shifts gears in Need For Speed

A role in a speed thriller gives Aaron Paul the chance to shake off his Breaking Bad persona, writes Michele Manelis.

Generation Iron: Real muscle

Branch Warren, one of the Mr Olympia hopefuls in a new doco about the lives of elite body builders, talks to Chris Schulz.

Titanfall: Attack of the droids

Much-hyped Xbox One game Titanfall has temendous appeal and plenty riding on its release, developer Vince Zampella tells Chris Schulz.

Opera trio have to train more than their voices

Despite the old adage, the life of a touring musician is more than just sex, drugs and rock and roll; a fact Kiwi opera trio Sol3 Mio have only recently discovered.

Movie review: The Past

The new film by the Iranian maestro Farhadi falls short of being an unalloyed masterpiece only by comparison with his Oscar-winner A Separation and the enchanting and mysterious About Elly that preceded it.

Movie review: Hannah Arendt

Chris Schulz: Get in on the opening act

There are plenty of reasons to turn up to concerts on time these days, writes Chris Schulz.

TV picks of the week: Back from the dead

Five shows that will keep couch potatoes glued to their screens over the coming week.

Clooney war movie a real shooting gallery

George Clooney's latest movie as director has him - and his own Dad's Army - rescuing art from the Nazis. Michele Manelis reports.

Kimbra: Woman of the world

Grammy winner Kimbra is bringing a raft of new experiences to her homecoming show at Womad this month. She talks to Lydia Jenkin.

Album review: Pharrell Williams, G I R L

Lydia Jenkin reviews Pharrell's rap-free new album, GIRL.

Lydia Jenkin: Gimme Jimmy

Tour news: Lloyd Cole, Jason Isbell

Album review: Kid Cudi, Satellite Flight

Womad profile: Femi Kuti, Afrobeat star

Possessing one of the biggest names in world music, Femi Kuti is escaping the chaos of his native Nigeria to return to Womad. He talks to Graham Reid.