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Loud, brash and blokey, it's not nearly as fresh as the director's last take on the sleuth 15 years ago. There are flashes of fun, even if Moriarty blows the lead off the screen ...

Her first album was a huge hit - then she faced the sudden tragedy of her husband's early death. She describes the rupture of grief, her return to music and the harsh reality of fame as a woman in the 00s ...

The music on Styles's new album is muted, subtle and pleasant - but from the title downwards, he has a real problem with words ...

Blockbuster adaptation of George RR Martin's fantasy world will focus on events 300 years before the HBO series' pilot ...

Late-night hosts reacted to Donald Trump's lack of justification for the US and Israeli military strikes on Iran ...

Artist Sage Ni'Ja Whitson found an unusual way to remember those who were killed or died by suicide between 2018 and 2025 ...

From the ghostly Shutter Story to road trip adventure Outbound and strategy puzzler Titanium Court, here are the titles we enjoyed the most from this year's Steam Next Fest showcase ...

The Oscar-winning director returns to his breakout 2000 hit for an exhibition seven years in the making, giving visitors a new experiential look at his debut film ...

Guillermo del Toro has overcome the Academy's aversion to fantasy before and with this heartfelt telling of the monster classic he should do it again ...

From bold anti-Nazi posters to an acid-drenched take on Jean Cocteau, a new exhibition, curated by writer Philip Hoare, shows how influential the DIY designs of the 70s and 80s became ...