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Guillermo del Toro's adaptation of Mary Shelley's classic novel features the "ridiculously good-looking" Jacob Elordi as the monster - which results in a muddled film.

Oldboy and The Handmaiden director Park Chan-wook has premiered a "bleakly hilarious" comedy about economic anxiety at the Venice Film Festival, and it could be a huge hit.

The megastar plays a philosophy professor shaken by a student's sexual assault allegation against a colleague in Luca Guadagnino's new film - and she's easily the best thing about it.

New comedy drama Jay Kelly, starring George Clooney as a Hollywood A-lister travelling across Europe, is the latest glossy tribute to the one per cent - and it's getting boring.

The Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce engagement photo is a part of a centuries-old tradition of "meticulously choreographed courtship", according to an art history expert.

A listening device hidden in an artwork in 1945 was undetected by US security for seven years - and it's not the only example of art having been manipulated for subterfuge.

From a new FBI thriller by the creator of Mare of Easttown to a sequel to The Office and a sports comedy starring Hollywood A-lister Glen Powell.

This remake of the '80s divorce farce is "a piercing black comedy" that is "played with droll perfection" by Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman.

Brian Epstein guided the Fab Four from the Cavern Club to global fame. When he died 58 years ago this week, the band was left suddenly adrift.

From beloved British humorists and "good hangs" to AI debates and the history of heroism, BBC features journalists pick their favourite podcasts of the year so far.