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As the author's future-set novel, What We Can Know, hits shelves, we assesses his top 10 works - from chilling short stories to Booker prize-winning satire ...

Tenisha Warner reveals identity as she starts two initiatives to support children on behalf of late actor and singer ...

Adolescence may seem to have dominated. But the night truly belonged to Seth Rogen and the most awarded comedy of all time ...

The latest in our ongoing series of writers remembering their go-to comfort picks is a tribute to Roberto Benigni's Italian comedy farce ...

Nish Kumar, Jenna Coleman and Morfydd Clark will also feature in London event for Medical Aid for Palestinians ...

Scabrous satire drives this camp, goofy sequel about a cabal of writing students at an Ivy league university - its hot-boyfriend golems are adorable ...

The long-awaited return of the series about finding closure is a warm look at parental clutter. Plus, the incredible tale of Taj, who traces his roots from being kidnapped in India to being adopted in Utah ...

What once seemed a pretty fringe subculture of hobbyists riffing on stories that got them privately hot is now bringing mainstream cinema to a rolling boil ...

After calling for a free Palestine in her Emmys acceptance speech, the Hacks star said 'I feel like it is my obligation as a Jewish person to distinguish Jews from the state of Israel'

In her apocalyptic new film, everything's sorted - but you have to die at the age of 50. The actor talks about tech shocks, doomscrolling and the agent who told her to go back to Canada ...