The art of dying
Will Aitken reconsiders director Luchino Visconti and his final film in Death in Venice
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Books
All hail the queen
Lady Gaga is hard to hate. Even if you’re not a fan of her music, it’s tough not to be seduced by her allure. Gaga’s showmanship is delightful and she maintains a celebrity otherworldliness—even when grabbing a Starbucks—that’s increasingly rare. A new book invites you to revel in Mother Monster’s awesomeness while giving you a taste of her on-the-road life.
Hack to the future
Stephen King’s latest, 11/22/63, is all 50s nostalgia and putting the world right
Bizarre love triangle
Jeffrey Eugenides talks about his latest novel and not basing a character on David Foster Wallace
Trash and treasures
Robert Maier dishes on working with John Waters and how to get blood from a stone, in his memoir Low Budget Hell
Dark side of the moon
Haruki Marukami takes readers on a mesmerising journey with his sprawling trilogy 1Q84
