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As 2024 draws to a close, we've decided to have a look back at the best culture of the year across the arts, as well as the people who've made the biggest impact on the world in 2024.

For the last few months, we've run dozens of articles delving into the climate crisis and the ways that art can help address it. Find out more about what we learned from the 'In This Climate' series...

Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans star in the truly terrible Christmas movie 'Red One', which you can watch on Amazon Prime Video now – as long as you don't actually like Christmas very much.

That amazing, awesome, incredible feeling when you walk into a theatre auditorium. The inexplicable joy you experience when you're transported into a whole different world. That feeling of elation as you depart to go home. So why all the empty seats?

News of the Oasis reunion brought up a renewed and nostalgic interest for the music that defined an era: Britpop. In this context, and after a process that seemingly started two years ago, it is worth asking: is Britpop making a comeback?  

Quick, get a clue before the iceberg melts. Su Yu's brilliant painting 'Iceberg Melting' has a lot to tell us about humanity's relationship with the climate.

The COVID-19 pandemic, which emerged at the end of 2019, may have receded from public consciousness, but its impact continues to reverberate.

This is my review and observations of an online streamed production of The Tempest by the Globe Theatre, London.

This is about learning to use a new app from Lumine for creating characters for my Bronze Arts Award Part A.

This is about my skills share for the Bronze Arts Award Part D.

Is assisted suicide a compassionate right to choose or a disguised threat to life? 

I reflect on a meeting with Extinction Rebellion, where the weight of the climate crisis felt daunting. In an increasingly unstable world, younger generations are expected to take charge. But is it solely the responsibility of one generation?