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Sunday 18 July 2010

    Features p16

  • The big picture: fashion shoot, 1975

    big picture The Big Picture: the only model to capture the attention of the men in a photograph by Brian Duffy appears to be a new yellow Alfa Romeo, writes Peter Conrad

    Features p18

  • Martin Creed: 'People know what's fake and what's not'

    Martin Creed

    Former Turner prize-winning artist Martin Creed delights in rearranging the rules of art. The deadpan Scottish minimalist talks to Miranda Sawyer

  • The art of Martin Creed

    Work No. 850 by British artist Martin Creed Gallery Gallery (12 pictures):

    A selection of works by the Scottish conceptual artist taken from his forthcoming at the Fruitmarket gallery in Edinburgh and from the book Martin Creed: Works

    Discover p22

  • Tutankhamun – the secrets of the tomb go online

    tutankhamun-howard-carter

    Howard Carter spent years documenting the thousands of artefacts from Tutankhamun's tomb. Now, thanks to the efforts of an Oxford archaeologist, this remarkable archive of pictures and notes can be viewed online, writes Jo Marchant

    Critics p26

  • Inception

    inception

    Memento director Christopher Nolan creates a world of dreams with a dazzling sci-fi thriller that has Philip French on the edge of his seat

  • Trailer trash

    Fernando Meirelles City of God director Fernando Meirelles talks about his dream picture, and Brenda Blethyn explains why she's learning Arabic. By Jason Solomons

    Critics p27

  • Rapt

    Yvan Attal in Rapt A Parisian businessman with a secret gambling habit is kidnapped in a taut, impressive thriller, says Philip French

  • The Concert

    The Concert, Aleksei Guskov, Mélanie Laurent

    In The Concert, a good comic idea is let down by outrageous sentimentality, says Philip French

  • Bluebeard

    Bluebeard, Dominique Thomas, Lola Créton

    Catherine Breillat retells Perrault's blood-curdling fairy tale with crisp dispatch, says Philip French

  • Toy Story 3

    Toy Story 3

    The final Toy Story film provides a fitting end to a classic trilogy, says Philip French

    Critics p28

  • Mark Kermode's DVD round-up

    Emma Thompson continues to weave her spell in Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang, while the national treasure that is Dr Feelgood is celebrated in Oil City Confidential

  • Le grand jeu

    This classic French battle between love, fate and bewitching passion set a pattern for later hits such as Casablanca, writes Philip French

    Critics p29

  • Sargent and the Sea

    sargent The Royal Academy proposes new depths to the American society portraitist John Singer Sargent. Laura Cumming is not convinced

    Charts and puzzles p32

  • Observer Killer Sudoku

    Fill the grid using the numbers 1 to 9. Each number must appear just once in every row, column and 3x3 box.

  • Observer sudoku

    Fill the grid using the numbers 1 to 9. Each number must appear just once in every row, column and 3x3 box

  • The xx; the Coral

    The Coral, Shepherd's Bush Empire, London The xx take stock before beginning work on their second LP, while the Coral are surely due a second coming, says Kitty Empire

  • Garden festival

    Croatia's Garden festival is a winning combination of a great atmosphere and house, funk and soul, writes Hugh Montgomery

    Critics p36

  • Crackdown 2

    crackdown 2 game review

    Just as much fun as the original – but not much else, says Serge Pennings

  • APB: All Points Bulletin

    all points bulletin review Grand Theft Auto creator David Jones's new game is never far from the original – but it does have an impressive range of avatar customisation options, writes Chris Schilling

  • PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure

    pokepark-pokemon-game PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure's bright graphics and bouncy music will appeal to under-eights, says Chris Schilling

  • Toy Story 3

    toy story 3 game review

    It won't win over Disney-phobes but it is, for once, a worthy parallel to its celluloid equivalent, says Will Freeman

  • Today; Live Aid 25; London: Just Off the Plane

    All eyes, and ears, are on the new Radio 4 controller Gywneth Williams, says Miranda Sawyer

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