Rwanda: Legacy of genocide
During the genocide that began in 1994, Rwandan
women were subjected to widespread and unrelenting sexual violence
perpetrated by members of the Hutu militia groups known as the
Interahamwe. The photojournalist Jonathan
Torgovnik, who has spent two years tracking down,
photographing and interviewing these women and their children.
06 Oct 2007
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The Golden Age: Regal return
Nine years after her portrayal of the Virgin
Queen in 'Elizabeth', Cate Blanchett is reprising the
role in a complex sequel that follows her struggle between love and
duty, mortals and gods, fundamentalism and tolerance. Sarah Gristwood reports from the set.
06 Oct 2007
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Moscopolis: Russian revelation
Moscopolis, a showcase for both new and
established Russian artists, has opened at the top-floor gallery of
the Louis Vuitton store in Paris. Viv Groskop
meets the producers of work that is daring, and sometimes deranged.
Photographs by Charlie Crane.
06 Oct 2007
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Miles better
The growing number of British people who choose
to live abroad while working in the UK is sure to increase still
further when high-speed Eurostar services to St Pancras start next
month. Angela Neustatter meets the
international commuters.
06 Oct 2007
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Angela Conner: See the light
The sculptor Angela Conner has the space she needs to live and work in a remodelled church hall and chapel. By Drusilla Beyfus. Photograph by Bill Batten.
06 Oct 2007
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Ratatouille: Year of the rat
Prepare for a major rodent infestation. Brad
Bird, the director of The Incredibles, has done it again with
Ratatouille, the tale of a rat who becomes a top chef in Paris. By
Jessica Berens.
29 Sep 2007
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Malalai Joya: courage under fire
Death threats and assassination attempts have
forced Malalai Joya underground, but she is unwavering in her
mission to bring true democracy to her country. Glyn Strong meets Afghanistan's most
outspoken politician. Photographs by Tom Stoddart.
29 Sep 2007
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Swings and roundabouts
For singer-songwriter Remi Nicole, her dead-end jobs, failed relationships and the highs and lows of London life were the perfect material for her debut album. By Tim Burrows. Photograph by Aya Sekine.
29 Sep 2007
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Lucian Freud: marathon man
After a chance meeting with Lucian Freud, art
handler Ria Kirby agreed to sit for him – a huge commitment which
was to last for 16 months, seven nights a week, on top of her day
job. Martin Gayford tracked the work as it
progressed.
22 Sep 2007
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Heart and soul
Filming A Mighty Heart, the story of Mariane
Pearl's desperate bid to track down her kidnapped husband
Daniel, was never going to be easy. Then the paparazzi caught the
scent of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. The film's producer Andrew Eaton kept a diary.
22 Sep 2007
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