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Blending the style of The Rolling Stones with African beats and instruments, Zambian group Witch were revolutionary - then disappeared. No one could have predicted their return.

The rich, glamorous, American women who married into the English aristocracy faced prejudice on both sides of the Atlantic - but they were resilient, formidable characters.

From spending time by yourself to making the most of being single, flying solo can be fulfilling - a philosophy championed by a new wave of books.

Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal make for a starry love triangle in this exquisite new film from director Celine Song, who previously made the Oscar-nominated Past Lives.

In June 1993, Steven Spielberg's adaptation of Michael Crichton's novel brought prehistoric monsters to life. Crichton spoke to the BBC about why dinosaurs continue to fascinate us.

A new episode of the BBC's History's Secret Heroes podcast focuses on the Night Witches, a group of Russian female aviators who bombed German forces under the cover of darkness.

Darren Aronofsky's radical drug-addiction drama was highly acclaimed and angrily slated when it came out in 2000. Today, this Hubert Selby Jr adaptation is no less contentious.

It's been 10 years since the creation of the first vertical forest, Milan's Bosco Verticale. How has it inspired other buildings - and affected their residents' happiness and health?

The Profumo affair led to a government minister's resignation on 5 June 1963. In 1983, Christine Keeler talked to the BBC about her part in a story of sex, lies and Cold War paranoia.

Banksy's new mural in Marseille is not the first image he has connected to the history of ideas. A Banksy expert reveals the philosophy behind these popular artworks.