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Playing a surfboard-shaped axe, Takanaka was a stadium-level artist at home but little known in the west - until YouTube brought him a huge new audience ...

The latest in our series of writers singling out their go-to comfort watches is a look back at a complicated comedy showcase for Robin Williams ...

Kicking off this year's series in which our writers advocate for one Academy Award nominee, our chief critic on why the Brazilian drama-thriller is the most audacious and fully realised film in the race ...

The two-time Oscar winner on dressing Michael B Jordan's twin antiheroes, her start with Spike Lee and crafting the period detail of Ryan Coogler's genre-bending epic ...

Portraying the breakdown of the couple's marriage through the eyes of the people around them, this deeply researched and utterly convincing debut is an astonishing achievement ...

Grenade-throwing contests replaced PE and 'denazification' speeches became homework. Pavel Talankin's undercover film about his school's indoctrination drive won a Bafta and is tipped for an Oscar, but has left him in exile ...

Famed for having a child's drawing of a family carved into her back, the photographer has devoted her life to queer America, from endurance swimmers to drag artists to her son in a tutu. Now she's finally getting a major UK show ...

The previously named Screen Actors Guild (Sag) awards also saw wins for the ensemble casts of Sinners and The Studio, while Harrison Ford took home lifetime achievement ...

Lindo speaks out after man with Tourette syndrome shouted slur while actor was on stage with Michael B Jordan ...

The star of the gay hockey superhit shows a penchant for physical comedy in an episode scrambling to cover the events in Iran ...