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Late-night hosts discuss JD Vance's trip Greenland and official efforts to downplay sending war plans to a journalist ...

From criticisms of its 'awful' second episode, to calling its depictions of misogyny so accurate that it's triggering - Guardian readers in their teens and twenties share their verdicts on the harrowing teen murder drama ...

Three years after the infamous incident at the Academy Awards, Smith is continuing to rap about his attack on Chris Rock on a new album ...

Season three offers up clues to characters' psyches - or perhaps their fates - by showing us their holiday reads ...

The emotional bond between John and Paul was at the heart of the Beatles' success - but it's not the first time intense, creative male friendships have changed the world ...

Heidi Markow says charcoal work bought at local art auction 'just stood out to me as something special'

He grew out of his bad-boy beginnings in Skins to full-scale Hollywood stardom thanks to a spin in Angelina Jolie's helicopter. Now he will answer all your questions ...

She cried when she heard about a woman with terminal cancer who spent her last days on a sexual adventure - and knew she had to turn it into TV. As the devastating result hits the screen, the actor relives an extraordinary experience ...

Co-directed with former soldier Ray Mendoza, Garland's brutally accurate account of a US special forces mission gone wrong is viscerally immersive, but unaware of a point or a meaning beyond the horror ...

Yukimi Nagano's first record without the Swedish synth-pop band is a light but pleasurable affair ...