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For his first Nintendo Switch 2 appearance, DK goes on a rhythmic rampage, powered up to new hulking heights by singing sidekick Pauline. It's big, brash and impossibly enjoyable ...

From moving family reunions to voguing drag stars, this year's Recontres d'Arles is promising a host of 'disobedient' images ...

Zegler excels as Eva Perón and the crowds outside are used to capture the hypnotic appeal of populism but the narrative takes a backseat in his staging of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's musical ...

The final season of the smash series scored 60.1m views in the first three days, a new record for the streaming platform ...

In a revealing HBO documentary, the women involved with the groundbreaking feminist publication describe the rocky road to progress ...

South Korea's most lucrative musical act has been on break since members undertook national service ...

He is the master of ripped-from-the-headlines drama, a writer who skewers the billionaire class. As Mountainhead takes him into new territory, he talks about his nuanced view of the world's richest man - and why a bonnet drama may be next ...

This summer has 28 Days Later, I Know What You Did Last Summer and The Karate Kid franchises coming back to life but what should come next?

Dracula's daughter seeks a more peaceful life making plant-based blood substitutes in this Stardew-Valley-inspired, gently creepy farming game ...

As she plays a woman with a time machine in new sci-fi mind-bender Futra Days, the Desperately Seeking Susan and Pulp Fiction actor will answer your questions about her extremely varied career ...