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Saturday 17 November 2007

The new girl power

From Kate Nash and Lily Allen to Remi Nicole and Amy Winehouse... Suddenly it's girls with guitars who are pulling the strings in pop. Bernadette McNulty reports.

Daft Punk behind the masks

VISUAL ARTS Making waves Hiroshige's strikingly graphic prints highlight his enduring power. Age of Enchantment	FILM Who needs LA? Wes Anderson tells David Gritten about The Darjeeling Limited. Amy Adams

STAGE Meet the Snowman Dominic Cavendish finds the best family shows around the UK. Omid Djalili	BOOKS Why is 'Catch' 22? Gary Dexter reveals the stories behind the titles of the classics. James Fenton

ONLINE EXCLUSIVES

24 Hours at the Old Vic

Artistic director Kevin Spacey makes a surprise appearance at the Old Vic's 24-Hour Plays.

Beowulf preview

Footage plus interviews with Angelina Jolie and more.

3D goes back to the future

Exclusive: Mister B. Gone

Read the first chapter of Clive Barker's new horror story about a mixed-up medieval demon.

THIS WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS

A Devon farmer, photographed by James Ravilious

Not poshed up

Alan Bennett tells Benjamin Secher how he fell in love with James Ravilious's images of unvarnished everyday life in a north Devon village.

Ravilious's Photos

The King and I

Ian McKellen's Lear is one of the year's great performances. He tells John Lahr why it's the hardest thing he's ever done.

Getting the mojo back

Funk-soul legend Chaka Khan talks about her turbulent life and her creative rebirth

Chaka Khan - Angel

Normal life to the max

The Spanish novelist Arturo Pérez-Reverte tells Miranda France why he writes about war.

The quiet one

Chiwetel Ejiofor, often hailed as Britain's 'first black movie star', moves from Hollywood to Shakespeare without missing a beat, or bragging about it.

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