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The Italian design group may have been ‘an exuberant cocktail of bad taste’, but its influence lives on
From maximalism to mid-century: leading aesthetes choose the styles of the decade
The irreverent design aesthetic of Ettore Sottsass’s influential 1980s collective adds colour, wit and punch to 21st-century interiors
While both Tennessee cities are musical hotbeds, their economies — and housing markets — show sharp contrasts
Extraordinary vocal talent whose songs epitomised black power and women’s liberation
Tennessee investment firm fined over scheme to bust position limits
Australian artist Emily Barker went to the ‘Cape Canaveral of studios’ to make her dream record
As if the music wasn’t enough, the birthplace of gospel, jazz, blues and country is now a culinary smash too
Former president may be more harm than help on wife’s campaign
After a steep decline in home prices, the city known for its music history is poised for substantial growth in 2016
The singer’s pedigree, both rootsy and refined, shone through in this performance
The singer and her band brought a dash of Southern soul to London
Backed by a substantial band, the singer’s infectious enthusiasm carried itself to all corners of the arena
It is time to start shading exposures to bonds,
Five young practitioners name the best and worst of design
He never intended to be a writer, yet the Pulitzer prize-winning author is considered one of the American greats, ranked with William Faulkner and Raymond Carver. With his seventh novel now published, he explains to Ariel Leve how he ended up ‘doing this’
After 35 years since William Eggleston’s colour works were exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Mark Holborn charts the full extent of the photographer’s achievement
Cary Fowler moved from Memphis to Rome – and commutes to the Arctic Circle
Trees can be long-lived memorials, so why not plan an arboreal tribute to literary greats?
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