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Late night hosts discuss US air strikes in Iran, Trump-Epstein files and companies bringing back the dead with AI ...

Matt Damon's sensitive and repentant Odysseus might come as a surprise to Homer, likewise some significant omissions concerning the poem's female characters ...

Doing full justice to the Homeric legend, Christopher Nolan amasses an epic cast to convey the true cost of war with film-making of thrilling ambition ...

Compilation entitled David Bowie: The Shel Talmy Recordings will be released in September, collating material from when he recorded as Davy Jones ...

Ahead of her World Cup final performance, the singer's Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran tour whips through exuberant hits ...

The Star Wars director has called AI technology 'the future' of film-making and advised 'there's nothing you can do about it'

In a new book, Isaac Butler goes back to the 1980s to trace how battles started against the arts, from Piss Christ to Mapplethorpe, and looks at what we can learn for today ...

Robin Bernstein's debut book Mapalakata takes us to the edge of the South African frontier to tell a story inspired by folk tales and historical artefacts ...

This series about a conwoman fleeing for her life is packed with explosions and preposterous coincidences. It's bunkum with bells on - but who can resist it in this heat?

This tale of a 50-year-old assassin going rogue - and having to confess all to her best mate - is so much fun. The chemistry between its leads is a thing of beauty ...