Indy Arts Wrap Up: SAG awards put Eddie Redmayne in pole position for Oscars

Monday 26 January 2015 Apps eBooks i JobsDating Shop Films Oscars News Features Reviews Eddie Redmayne wins Best Actor at Screen Actors Guild award as Oscar race closes in News The actor dedicated the award to those such as Stephen Hawking who live with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Fake applause track interrupts Reese Witherspoon at SAG Awards Screen Actors Guild awards 2015: Winners list in full as Birdman takes top award Clint Eastwood's American Sniper film has 'caused rise in anti-Muslim threats' Benedict Cumberbatch says Hollywood is better for black British actors Producers Guild of America: Birdman's Oscars chances take off as Alejandro Inarritu’s comedy wins top gong Ex Machina, film review: Intelligent life found in this tricksy, modern sci-fi Whiplash movie hit by backlash from disgruntled jazz fans Sundance Film Festival 2015: Biggest films from Dark Horse to The Diary of a Teenage Girl Is virtual reality the future of news? Documentaries go 360-degrees as three are launched in one day Comedy News Features Reviews Comic Relief 2015: Rowan Atkinson to bring back Mr Bean for first time in three years News The popular character was last seen at the London Olympics opening ceremony Dapper Laughs is not dead GLAAD Awards 2015: Sam Smith, Doctor Who, The Imitation Game and Game of Thrones nominated by LGBT advocacy group Al Murray: The Pub Landlord on Muslim 'ghettos', breastfeeding – and overseeing the acquisition of Greece by Kent County Council Dapper Laughs signals a revival with tweet TV & Radio News Features Reviews Live Netflix outstrips HBO at the SAG Awards with Orange Is The New Black and House of Cards wins News Birdman picked up top film honour Last Tango in Halifax, review: Can we ever really move on from Kate? Dragon's Den, BBC2 - TV review: £20,000 for 'meggings'? The Dragons will never wear it Labour would expand 'crown jewels' to include World Cup and Euro football qualifiers Mr Selfridge series 3: Actress Kara Tointon says 'we're starting to see his demise' Celebrity Big Brother 2015: Perez Hilton stages 'fake walkout' Art News Features Reviews Rubens and His Legacy, from Van Dyck to Cézanne: Stunning works make the flesh crawl Features 17th Century painter is famous for his luminescent, voluptuous female nudes V&A removes depiction of Prophet Mohamed from website amid 'severe security alert' Photographer Matt Lankes' portraits of the cast of Boyhood influenced the film's storyline Game of Crowns: The 1715 Jacobite Rising, National Library of Scotland - review Katy Moran, painter: 'I want the viewer to see what I see in the works ... the titles are an aid' Eduardo Paolozzi's 'much-loved' murals at Tottenham Court Road Tube station under threat from £400m Crossrail redevelopment Tate Britain to host first major exhibition of Barbara Hepworth in 50 years Barred from his own UK exhibition: Syrian artist denied visa Theatre & Dance News Features Reviews Onegin, Royal Opera House, review: Vadim Muntagirov lifts this revival of John Cranko’s overwrought ballet Reviews Cranko offers clear storytelling, but there’s a lack of depth to his production Daughter of stabbed teacher’s ballet gala Daughter of stabbed teacher’s ballet gala Mrs Doubtfire to be turned into musical The Changeling, Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, review: Morahan shines but not enough chills Olivia Vinall: the National Theatre darling on starring in a new Tom Stoppard play Oppenheimer, RSC Swan, Stratford upon Avon - review: Immaculately acted Beautiful: The Carole King Musical - Who is the woman behind the hits? Classical News Features Reviews The Tempest or The Enchanted Island, Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, review: Forgotten corner of musical history brilliantly re-animated Reviews The story kept its shape and character, and the glimpse we got of seventeenth-century theatre music was fascinating ENO's outgoing chairman Martyn Rose demands artistic director John Berry be sacked Andrea Chenier, Royal Opera House - review: An exquisitely realised production Lisitsa, Zhang, LSO - Barbican, review: Showy work beats up an admirable storm Gould Trio, Wigmore Hall, review: Gould premieres are right on the money Music News Features Reviews Ed Sheeran texts Noel Gallagher to offer him tickets after Wembley Stadium rant News The Oasis guitarist replied calling him a 'cheeky so and so' after their mini feud Taylor Swift banned from Triple J Hottest 100: Fans react to #Tay4Hottest100 defeat Kylie Minogue confirmed to headline British Summer Time Hyde Park 2015 Mark Ronson scores UK charts double with Uptown Special Rihanna releases new single 'Four Five Seconds' ft Kanye West and Paul McCartney Drenge, Brudenell Social Club, review: Sabbath-like riffs, Sonic Youth intensity Mark Lanegan, ABC Glasgow, review: Bittersweet blues hit the heartstrings British Sea Power, Sea of Brass review: Eclectic, passionate and unique Books News Reviews Features When the Facts Change: Essays 1995-2010 by Tony Judt - book review: An idealist who believed there is such a thing as society Reviews Free of barrel-scraping, this is a welcome addition to the historian's oeuvre A graphic history of US civil rights – in comic book form The Top Ten: Misleading translations Paperback reviews: My Own Story, On Writers and Writing, Breakfast with the Borgias, Shadowboxing, Thrive Etta and Otto and Russell and James by Emma Hooper - book review: A long walk with a twist The Sacrifice by Joyce Carol Oates - book review: Raging for the powerless Architecture High and Over for sale: Amersham's modernist gem where architecture students pay homage goes on the market for £2.8m Architecture It has long attracted building design aficionados. Now it could be theirs - for a price Prince Charles discovers 10 ways to antagonise architects with list of 'geometric principles' Hitler’s holiday paradise is reinvented as condos, hotels and a spa Garden Bridge: St Paul’s adds to £175m project’s troubled waters Bulldozers move in on Earls Court leaving legacy of weird and wonderful exhibitions