Drama filmsReviewThe stars are sleepwalking and the audience is nodding off in this tedious tale about the chaste romance of an ageing pianist Patrick Stewart plays a renowned concert pianist named Henry Cole who has become wracked with anxiety about performing in this location-skimming yet curiously inert drama from first-time director Claude Lalonde. Luckily for Henry, an encounter with perfectly coiffed, perpetually soigné music journalist Helen Morrison (Katie Holmes, gamely trying to claw her career back from an early grave) revives his love of life and ability to give back to audiences and acolytes.

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Proms 2012ReviewRoyal Albert Hall, LondonWhat have been your proms highlights? Talk about the season here This was Jiří Bělohlávek's last Last Night of the Proms, and his final date as the BBC Symphony Orchestra's chief conductor – a post he has held with distinction for six years. His rapport with his players was clear not only in their easy responsiveness to his beat over what was an endurance test of a programme, but also in the depth of tone they brought to Dvořák's Carnival overture, and their engaged accompaniments to violinist Nicola Benedetti's performances of Bruch's First Concerto and Shostakovich's Tchaikovsky tribute, the Romance from The Gadfly.

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Tyler, the Creator uttered an emphatic “Fuck no” when asked recently by Hot 97 radio host Peter Rosenberg if the hip-hop collective he came up in, Odd Future, would have succeeded in 2021.