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Grayson Perry: ‘Of course I love the super-rich – they buy my work!’

THE SATURDAY INTERVIEW: On the eve of a new exhibition, the artist talks to Geordie Greig about his alter ego ‘Claire’, surviving emotional abuse and why when he looks at exquisite Sèvres china, he thinks ‘Eastbourne charity shop’

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The art expert did it: LGG Ramsey revealed as 1951 thief of Van Dyck painting

Exclusive: How one historian’s investigative work led to artwork finally being returned to ‘English Versailles’

The Guardian - UK

Trump win may not be a happy situation: Domino's chair

Domino's Pizza has introduced its new CEO to shareholders after farewelling Don Meij, as its chairman weighed in on the implications of a Trump presidency.

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New pizza boss tasked with bringing in more dough

A former pizza delivery driver who grew Domino's into a billion-dollar multinational company with the lot is leaving after more than two decades at the helm.

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James Stunt loses High Court dispute over £4m Van Dyck painting

James Stunt argued his father Geoffrey was the true owner of the painting

Evening Standard

“While recovering, I didn’t want to stress myself out, so we didn’t rehearse as much. Luckily when I write the music, I give the hard parts to everyone else!” Earthside’s choice between aiming for perfection and getting their second album out ASAP

It took eight years to deliver Let The Truth Speak, amid world events, personal health issues and logistical challenges – but the result is bold, cinematic and defies all expectation

Louder

British socialite in High Court dispute over centuries-old painting

James Stunt purchased a painting by Sir Anthony Van Dyck in 2013, it is claimed

Evening Standard

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Abstracted women, a pop pioneer and a portal into hell – the week in art

A global survey of non-figurative female artists, a great Scottish innovator and an installation of angels and flies – all in your weekly dispatch

The Guardian - UK

‘Veil of secrecy’: outrage as Google limits public access to antitrust trial

Critics decry media shut-out as judge permits evidence and testimony to be presented behind closed doors

The Guardian - US

They're the names you don't know. Hollywood's 'journeyman' actors explain why they are striking

You don't know their names but you might recognize their faces

The Independent UK

A Marvel saint, spiky sculptures and banana drama – the week in art

Saint Francis and his 800-year-old robes come to the rescue, AI collides with craft and Japanese tradition meets pop art

The Guardian - UK

Gainsborough’s Blue Boy: a cocksure kid who looks right through you – review

Sold in 1921 for a record price, this youth in blue and silver is back after 100 years away. Yet it’s as hokey a vision of English art as a Disney cartoon of a fox hunt

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