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The anthropologist and father of New York's mayor-elect offers a revisionist view of modern Ugandan history ...

The artist and his wife, novelist Kiran Millwood Hargrave, lost seven pregnancies before their daughter was born. They explain how his nude paintings of her helped them process their grief - and eventual joy ...

Rod Laver Arena, MelbourneThe US pop-rapper is a ferocious and cheeky stage presence, backed by a fantastically tight band who bring an 80s funk to her biting songs ...

This update of the 1995 documentary series is utterly authoritative. And its tweak of the Fab Four's songs is a thing of wonder - their music absolutely thumps!

Lead singers in bands fare better than solo artists, but fame - rather than lifestyle or job itself - seems to be major factor ...

Brett Ratner, accused of sexual misconduct by several women, will bring his hit franchise back to the big screen ...

It's not the sexiest of garments. It arguably looks more like a discarded fishing net. And yet it has cast a spell over the internet ...

Follow-up to 2016 animation about talking animals living in a utopia is a soulless film-by-numbers affair filled with corporately approved jokes ...

Will AI take all our jobs? Prevent all crimes from being committed? Or finally develop skills beyond that of a trainee copywriter? Here are television's finest depictions of our imminent future ...

A new documentary from the makers of Jesus Camp follows the students enrolled at one of Norway's 85 'folk high schools'. Can sledding and survival skills cure their social media-induced anxiety?