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An Oscar-nominated documentary that goes into the bedrooms of children killed in US school shootings hopes to drive home the reality of such tragedies. 'I've never been so frightened,' says its director ...

After drummer Neil Peart died in 2020, many thought the Canadian prog legends would never reform. As they book a mammoth global tour, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson explain how their lifelong bond drew them back together ...

Hosting an audience-friendly festival in a highly political capital city has always been a challenge. If Berlinale's organisers push out Tricia Tuttle over the latest Gaza row, they may as well give up trying ...

Late-night hosts discussed the response to the long-winded speech and suspicious redactions from the Epstein files ...

Neve Campbell, Kevin Williamson and Courtney Cox return for another Ghostface whodunnit that is messy but mostly entertaining ...

The Star Trek actor answers your questions on Leonard Nimoy, the bathroom facilities on the USS Enterprise and the correct way to eat kangaroo penis ...

Ahead of her UK tour and her three nominations at this weekend's Brit awards, we appraise Allen's sharp, candid songcraft ...

Fear, fights and feverish fanservice collide in this celebration of Resident Evil's recent and retro legacy ...

Tilda Swinton among those to sign petition supporting Tricia Tuttle, who reportedly faces sack after pro-Palestine speeches at gala ...

Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett's cartoon band mark 25 years with an album inspired by India and shaped by loss, featuring collaborators living and dead ...