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• The secrets of Schiele'southward muses: did the artist sleep with his sister?

  The Austrian creative person was unusually shut with his sister – and his intense relationships with women shaped his brief, tragic life

  

• Bafta'southward first deaf nominee Millicent Simmonds: 'Directors need to become out of their comfort zones'

  On the eve of the awards, the actress famous for A Tranquillity Place talks busting stereotypes and TikTok's bizarre Helen Keller conspiracy

• TV's dirtiest cops: how The Shield took toxic masculinity to the limit

  Twenty years ago, The Shield's amoral, unremittingly bleak take on American justice gave viewers a jolt. But it was much rougher on the cast

• 'He was light, funny – and hated women': Gary Snyder on his friend Jack Kerouac

  The poet and essayist discusses his erstwhile roommate – and young man Vanquish author – built-in 100 years agone today

• Bafta 2022 nominations: full list of Movie Award nominees

  A full of 48 feature films take received nominations for the Baftas 2022 – only when is the award ceremony, and how tin you watch it?

Comment and analysis

• 'A Family at War' creator John Finch showed that Goggle box drama doesn't need to tick boxes

  From 'Coronation Street' to 'Sam', Finch – who died last month – was i of British tv set'southward most achieved storytellers

  

• 2022 Bafta awards predictions: Who will win, who should win?

  Can a revamp put a spring in the step of the annual British motion-picture show awards – or but lead to a more predictable bunch of winners?

  

• Sam Ryder may finally provide Britain a winning shot at Eurovision

  The charismatic TikTok metal head has been announced as the U.k.'s Eurovision entry, and may stand for our best gamble in decades

  

• The toxic fandoms who tried to stop my book prove how much abolish culture is spreading

  Paul Cantor gear up out to write an affectionate biography of the tardily rapper Mac Miller. Then the death threats began

  

Reviews

• Picasso: Legacy of Youth, Sainsbury Centre, review: too many works by other artists - not plenty by Picasso

  This exhibition, charting the early part of the painter's career, tries to stretch a small number of works over a period of xx years

  

• Dogs of Europe, Barbican, review: an unnerving drama that foresaw the war in Ukraine

  Adapted from a banned 2017 novel, the play tells the story of a new Russian 'Reich', established via the annexation of Republic of belarus and Ukraine

  

• Francis Fukuyama: progressives are threatening our well-nigh cherished values

  He famously declared the 'end of history'. Now the social scientist says extremists on the Left and Right are undermining liberal republic

  

• Welcome dorsum Drive to Survive - a compelling insight into the loftier-gloss hyper-reality of F1

  Fascinating. Deranged. Ostensibly revealing merely utterly meaningless, and that'south just the scene in which Toto Wolff orders his breakfast

  

• Big Snake Little Snake past DBC Pierre review: in Trinidad with a bat, a parrot and Schrödinger'southward true cat

  20 years on from winning the Booker Prize, 'Dirty But Make clean' Pierre is still tip-toeing effectually the edges of his own life

  

• The Exhibitionist by Charlotte Mendelson review: Succession for the London fine art earth

  Longlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction, this vivid novel follows a family unit in thrall to their egomaniac artist begetter

  

Behind the music

Rock's untold stories, from band-splitting feuds to the greatest performances of all fourth dimension

This night's Television

• What's on Television set tonight: Queens of Mystery, 6 Nations: England v Ireland, and more

  Your complete guide to the calendar week's television receiver, films and sport, across terrestrial and digital platforms

Screen Secrets

A regular series telling the stories behind film and Boob tube's greatest hits – and virtually fascinating flops

• Sex activity, rage and wigs: the baroque'north'scroll life of JS Bach

  Before the composer'south pious sometime historic period, he was a cash-strapped young man who drank 34 pints a week, wrote saucy songs and fought a duel

  

• Francis Fukuyama: progressives are threatening our almost cherished values

  He famously alleged the 'end of history'. Now the social scientist says extremists on the Left and Right are undermining liberal democracy

  

• Got an idea? Here's how to make it a book

  It'southward time to ditch the myth of the alone genius – and applaud the supporting cast behind every bestseller

  

• The secrets of Schiele's muses: did the artist sleep with his sister?

  The Austrian artist was unusually shut with his sister – and his intense relationships with women shaped his brief, tragic life

  

• Julie Manet, the orphan raised by the impressionists

  Afterward influenza killed Berthe Morisot, her young daughter was left solitary – until Renoir, Monet and Degas came to the rescue

  

• Picasso: Legacy of Youth, Sainsbury Heart, review: likewise many works by other artists - not enough by Picasso

  This exhibition, charting the early part of the painter'southward career, tries to stretch a modest number of works over a period of 20 years

  

• The secrets of Schiele's muses: did the creative person sleep with his sister?

  The Austrian artist was unusually shut with his sister – and his intense relationships with women shaped his brief, tragic life

  

• An A to Z of Surrealism: non a style, but a land of heed

  A new exhibition at Tate Modern, Surrealism Beyond Borders, explores the rich history of this revolutionary global movement

  

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• Bafta 2022 nominations: full list of Film Award nominees

  A total of 48 feature films accept received nominations for the Baftas 2022 – just when is the honor ceremony, and how tin yous watch it?

  

• Sexual activity, rage and wigs: the baroque'due north'roll life of JS Bach

  Before the composer'south pious former age, he was a cash-strapped young man who drank 34 pints a week, wrote saucy songs and fought a duel

  

• Fights, money and breaking the rules: the unstoppable ascension of Dad TV

  Amazon Prime number's Reacher is just the latest high-gloss, testosterone-fuelled serial aimed at middle-aged men

  

• Julie Manet, the orphan raised past the impressionists

  After influenza killed Berthe Morisot, her immature girl was left alone – until Renoir, Monet and Degas came to the rescue

  

• 'A Family at War' creator John Finch showed that TV drama doesn't need to tick boxes

  From 'Coronation Street' to 'Sam', Finch – who died terminal month – was one of British television'southward most accomplished storytellers

  

• Picasso: Legacy of Youth, Sainsbury Eye, review: too many works by other artists - non enough by Picasso

  This exhibition, charting the early on part of the painter'southward career, tries to stretch a modest number of works over a period of xx years

  

• Dogs of Europe, Barbican, review: an unnerving drama that foresaw the war in Ukraine

  Adapted from a banned 2017 novel, the play tells the story of a new Russian 'Reich', established via the annexation of Belarus and Ukraine

  

• Bafta's first deaf nominee Millicent Simmonds: 'Directors need to become out of their comfort zones'

  On the eve of the awards, the actress famous for A Quiet Place talks busting stereotypes and TikTok'south bizarre Helen Keller conspiracy

  

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