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After the politically incisive late-night host said his final goodnight last week, Byron Allen's Comics Unleashed offered a grim look at where TV is heading ...

There's nostalgia to the New York/London duo's lo-fi laptop sound, but their second album pushes them into vivid, weirder new territory ...

Speaking at Amazon's AI on the Lot event, the Rogue One film-maker Gareth Edwards said 'it'll do anything you ask' and 'it's going to be better than CGI'

Cinema's great maximalist going full pumpkin-bomb pantomime in the 2002 film might have dragged it into an even more operatically deranged dimension ...

A talky, performance-driven two-hander manages to find specificity and spark in what could have felt like an overly familiar throwback ...

Buzzy new thriller Backrooms takes us on an unknowable journey through liminal spaces, the latest film to turn a building into a horror villain ...

The actor's alleged clashes with colleagues have sparked rumours about his future on the hit show - which others dispute. But these aren't the first accusations of him being a tricky colleague ...

The daughter of Foo Fighters' Dave does a serviceable line in 90s throwback sounds, though the nostalgia is too reverent ...

This is access-all-areas viewing, with this four-parter talking at length to Nadal, his wife, his coaches and opponents. But that doesn't necessarily make it insightful ...

The comedy legend, who adopted his silent persona because of stage nerves, did occasionally address his audience, as revealed by a new archive release ...