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Frieze Sculpture: Must-see artworks in the free outdoor gallery (opens the original)
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This content is provided by Exco Player and may use cookies or similar technologies. Please click 'Allow and Continue' below to load the content. If you wander through Regent’s Park’s English Gardens this autumn, you’ll find the 14th edition of Frieze Sculpture, the annual display that transforms the green space into a completely free outdoor gallery. Partnered with Sculpture in the City, East Bank, The Line and Fourth Plinth, and part of London Sculpture Week, this year’s Frieze Sculpture, cura
Amy Tara: 'Horror paints women really well⦠theyâre actual people not just eye candy' (opens the original)
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The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Amy Tara, currently in rehearsals for Morgan Lloyd Malcolmâs new stage adaptation of Henry Jamesâs The Turn of the Screw, never thought being an actor was on the cards. âI never saw people who looked like me on screen and I didnât really grow up going to the theatre,â says Tara, who was born in Dubai and is half-Indian. âIt just wasnât a career ch
FLO: âWe owe our success to every girl group' (opens the original)
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FLO have just told me their clubbing days are over. Iâm sceptical. After all, their new sophomore album, Therapy at the Club, is essentially one long night out set to music. Plus, theyâve only just got back from Ibiza â and loved it so much theyâre already plotting a return for the end of summer. âWe loved Pacha⦠that was one of the best clubbing experiences ever,â says 24-year-old Jorja Douglas. âWe really do figure shit out in the club, come up with thoughts and have big conver
Resilience is real: Anoushka Lucas on her defiant rise to make new album Make Believe (opens the original)
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Anoushka Lucas has just released an album. But a few years ago, the 38-year-old singer-songwriter had decided to give up on her dream of a music career for good. After spending most of her twenties chasing a record deal and putting £18,000 towards making her first album, Dark Soul, only for it to earn her a grand total of £83, Lucas felt depressed and heartbroken. “I was 31, I was really tired and really poor... I stopped gigging, I didn’t see my band for three or four years, I was like, I’m an
Naïka at Somerset House: A performance straight from her soul (opens the original)
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Naïka comes onto the Somerset House stage with the force of a body-rolling angel. Dressed in a floaty white mini-skirt and bralet set, draped in a floor-length cloak and paired with matching Jimmy Choo knee-high boots, she is an immediate, intoxicating vision. âIâm so happy to be here,â she gushes. But though she greets us â âyou guys look beautifulâ â for the early part of her set, we are very much observers of her world. The opening track from her debut album âECLESIAâ, âW
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