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The Hollywood romcom is turned on it head in this tale of an exotic dancer and an oligarch's son who get hitched before the honeymoon turns sour ...

When pop stars are deemed 'past their peak', it's easy to dismiss their work. But do that and you might miss out on hidden treasure. Here our critics celebrate unexpected gems from the likes of Aretha Franklin and The Fall ...

In the last few months, grisly dramas about violence against women have topped the television ratings. They are part of a trend - and attract enormous female audiences ...

A new Oscar-tipped Netflix film sheds light on the later years of the opera legend, played by Angelina Jolie, and the problems she faced ...

The annual exhibition, held in a working-class area of Abidjan, Ivory Coast, is organised by photographer Aïda Muluneh, who is determined to tap into the continent's creative potential ...

Marvel at Dutch photographer's suggestive Champagne explosions and naked cyclists! But Olaf's work could also be intensely personal ...

The Accomplice, a noir tale found by Strand editor Andrew Gulli, considers the temptation of a grocery clerk ...

A chocolate stallion-head Patronus anyone? Gryffindor scarf knitted out of icing? Or popcorn and mousse-filled snitches? These contestants' culinary feats are utter wizardry ...

An adept cast, including Amber Gray, Jessica Hecht and Bill Irwin, bring a sharply funny and timely new play to life ...

Acclaimed documentarian plans documentary on murder of Brian Thompson and larger conversations it has inspired ...