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Merger will 'prioritise the interests of a small group of powerful stakeholders over the broader public good', letter states ...

An exhibition of almost 100 artists, from Gordon Parks to Roy Lichtenstein, positions the US as 'a living idea that's shaped by many voices'

The director, who cast Chalamet in 2017's Call Me By Your Name, spoke out in the actor's defence ahead of the premiere of his staging of opera The Death of Klinghoffer ...

Former Fox News host says publishing house Skyhorse 'looking for books that nobody else will publish'

With dazzling choreography and head-spinning set pieces, the Colombian star delivered a victorious statement of Latin pride ...

After her death aged 92, we look back on the vast and varied catalogue of one of India's greatest vocalists, who brought actorly skill to her Bollywood playback performances ...

From dinosaur-hunting in Jurassic Park to high-seas terror in Dead Calm, Sam Neill looks back on a remarkable career - and is ready for your questions ...

The scene at the food bank, recalls the director, where Katie is so hungry, she pours baked beans into her hand from a tin and eats them cold, came from a real story ...

Singer voluntarily enters facility after erratic driving incident, where she was found to have drugs and alcohol in her system ...

The latest in our ongoing series of writers highlighting their go-to comfort watches is a journey back to 2004 and the unusually violent village of Sandford ...