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'A love letter to Beirut': Lana Daher on sifting 20,000 sources and 70 years of film to make Do You Love Me

Remembering and documentation are radical acts in Lebanon, a country with a tumultuous history and no national archive. Daher’s effervescent cultural collage is a direct challenge to collective amnesia

We Are All Strangers review

Anthony Chen offers up a forthright but warm film that navigates romantic crises and Singapore’s infatuation with the rich

Fabric of memory: the artists turning secondhand clothes into monumental art

Yin Xiuzhen builds cities from donated clothing while Chiharu Shiota weaves found objects into vast webs of thread. Now the two are exhibiting their massive, moving installations in two parallel exhibitions

Chatshow magic isn’t easy. Can Claudia Winkleman conjure a sparkling interview show?

She might have the same producer as Graham Norton, but will Claudia Winkleman’s new series succeed? Seasoned pros from Esther Rantzen to Kirsty Wark reveal their tips and tricks for creating interview gold

Flip it and reverse it: what JFK Jr’s backwards cap signals today

The backwards cap, a 90s accessory once dismissed as juvenile, is emerging as the latest shorthand for laid-back confidence

‘Everything needs to align’: how striking picture of Andrew leaving police custody was captured

Reuters photojournalist Phil Noble staked out police station for hours, just catching ex-prince as he sped off