Arts & Culture
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A woman of conviction
In 2008 Estelle proved she's not only one of Britain's brightest musical talents, but also an eloquent voice for black Britain. Here she talks on pop, politics and paxman
Also in arts & culture
The way I see it
Seun Kuti, musician, takes our weekly quiz on art and politics
Facing the music
Throughout history, musicians and composers have battled rampant piracy, unscrupulous publishers and dubious employment practices. The problems of today's recording industry pale in comparison
Africa expressed
Photographs of the continent taken over the last 150 years make for fascinating - if often uncomfortable - viewing
A life less ordinary
Peter O'Toole soldiers on, with a sublime and understated tale
Dean Spanley (U)
dir: Toa Fraser
Lemon Tree (PG)
dir: Eran Riklis
More questions than answers
This prurient and trivial documentary was yet another missed opportunity
The Pregnant Man (Cutting Edge)
Channel 4
He'd do anything to get you in the mood
Yes, the Sultan of Smooth Soul was a charmer - but also a bit of a boob
At the crossroads
A Field Guide to Demons, Fairies, Fallen Angels and Other Subversive Spirits
Carol K Mack and Dinah Mack
Profile Books, 288pp, £10.99
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Antonia Quirke
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