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Austin Abrams gets eaten by a sperm whale in an overlong and flashback-heavy adaptation of Daniel Kraus's hit novel that only has us on edge in moments ...

Linda Cardellini tries her best but this baffling attempt to add backstory to one of horror's thinnest franchises is IP stretching at its most pointless ...

What is it about music that makes even non-professionals want to hit the dancefloor, and is it disco, funk or even classical that does it best? Four leading choreographers discuss their theories, with the science to back them up ...

I was in my early 20s when Girls debuted and recognised so much in it. I can't wait to see how the reboot takes on a new - equally messy - stage of life, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett ...

Keri Russell is still trying to stop a sea of berks who are one bad hair day away from starting a nuclear war - only this time, the cortisol levels and the sauciness have been ramped up even further ...

In the third episode of the latest season, the boys head into Sephora and eventually the Backrooms in a story that makes fun of app-mutated self-care ...

HBO's era-defining comedy is set for a new five-episode series. Its bleakness and warmth couldn't be more welcome ...

The host roasted Katie Zacharia after her awkward and confusing first press conference ...

Amid economic sanctions and ongoing conflict, a new initiative is returning Iran's artists to the international spotlight ...

Tom Cruise's latest film could lose $250m (£190m) - could one reason be that audiences are tired of Hollywood telling them what they already know about the super-rich ...