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The kingdom of Hyrule has been prettified, the soundtrack is newly orchestrated and our hero feels strikingly different under the thumbs we play a hands-on demo of Nintendo's Switch 2 remake of a 1998 game-changer ...

The once heroic boxer showcases a frankness in this compelling new series but also an unwillingness to take accountability for his darkest moments ...

Canada-born singer-songwriter, 82, posts footage of citizenship ceremony to Instagram ...

There are shades of JG Ballard in this tale of survival in a decaying metropolis, but big ideas and lengthy exposition crowd out the human drama ...

Paul Bettany stars in a WandaVision spinoff that's a visually striking, genre-bending package - of fighting and tediously wordy dialogue. What an odd confection ...

The star takes us back to 70s New York to recount his breakthrough, and it's a great yarn - but it's laced with anger ...

Spandau Ballet's Gary Kemp paid £10k at auction for Epstein's address book. He then used it to co-author a thrilling account of the swinging 60s - and an intimate portrait of a tormented man whose life was unravelling ...

Creator and star will return along with Allison Williams, Zosia Mamet, Jemima Kirke and Andrew Rannells for five-episode revival ...

The fantasy epic based on CS Lewis's classic stars Daniel Craig, Carey Mulligan and Meryl Streep ...

Two decades after country music blacklisted the band for their Iraq war protest, the trio celebrate their unapologetic album Taking the Long Way ...