A tour of all the places in Hollywood where the trendy and the haunted collide
Can an eight-year, $2bn renovation revive the city’s most legendary hotel? FT architecture critic Edwin Heathcote checks in to find out
The laureate of American sleaze conjures a lost LA out of the film star’s death and a cast of real-life characters including JFK
Be prepared for anything, approach cardigans with caution and my top tips on tucking
Ana de Armas stars in an oppressive biopic full of crass images and a trudging timeline
The author reveals why she wrote a novel about the Hollywood icon — and what she thinks of the Netflix film version
The pop artist was ahead of his time in producing multiple prints for a global elite of collectors
Arthur Miller’s last play reflects on his disintegrating relationship with Monroe
Sutton Foster adds new life to Neil Simon’s musical but the sexual politics need updating
Show reviews of Louis Vuitton, Rick Owens and Dries van Noten
The binge of manpower and technology is an experience of crushing hollowness
A new work about climate change follows a tradition of librettos inspired by contemporary topics
It was fabrics in every texture and type that ruled the runway at this season’s Milan shows
Improbable heroines of the 20th century shed light on the struggles of women today
A very different take on a wide-ranging selection of songs from the composer’s Hollywood musicals
President is blamed for US decline and our love has curdled into disdain, says Michael Fullilove
Members of the Italian shoemaking dynasty use strict rules to protect their father’s legacy
Toby Stevens creates robots in this sometimes trite British sci-fi thriller
A neglected Pop Art pioneer, long overshadowed by her male contemporaries, gets her due
Photographer Charlotte Dumas spent months among Nevada’s wild horses and witnessed how man and animals have been drawn closer by adversity
Shorn of its wider symbolism, Arthur Miller’s 1993 play works as a modest human drama
The tiny state that grew rich through oil is emerging as a promoter of culture
Nostalgia in the Gulf for simpler times before oil is partly responsible for a ‘spectacular’ rise in prices, writes Jessica Diamond
