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Demon Copperhead, the author's retelling of Dickens during Virginia's opioid crisis, was a global success. Now she has used royalties from the novel to open a recovery residence ...

After a long legal battle, the pop star's sixth album harks back to her 2010s era, with a buffet of pop styles and only rare hints of her highly-publicised trauma ...

The time travel comedy was a surprise smash in 1985 and remains a Hollywood touchpoint and as it reaches a major anniversary, those who made it share their memories ...

The return of the mopey goth hero sees him stroppily shuffle through what could be fantastic adventures as if they are tedious obligations. And some of the dialogue: oof!

Five years after the first film came out, a misshapen action fantasy follow-up arrives with a baffling cliffhanger ending ...

Former staff likened offices of video game company in Paris to 'boys' club above the law'

The Titanic director, who is planning an adaptation of nonfiction book Ghosts of Hiroshima, says Nolan's film 'dodged the subject' of the atomic bomb's devastating impact on that city ...

One of hip-hop's most influential figures found guilty on two of the lesser counts, marking end of trial that captured global attention ...

US president and UK prime minister team up for a well-modulated mix of action and comedy that deserved a theatrical release ...

From missing weddings and giving clothes away to mocking the other's music and getting the kids involved, Noel and Liam have been through a lot in the last 16 years ...