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Elizabeth Olsen must choose who she spends eternity with in an often ingenious throwback that can't quite stick the landing ...

Fifty years after the release of Wish You Were Here, we count down the best of the band's Syd Barrett years, their difficult recovery and later reunion ...

Late-night hosts react to Charlie Kirk killing and discuss Trump's alleged 2003 birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein ...

Ahead of his new film Brave the Dark, the star of Mad Men and The Terror (and the son of Richard Harris) answers your questions about his favourite pub, feeling seasick in Hamlet and playing John Lennon ...

Soap-based injuries, bleak festive deaths, Hugh Bonneville vomiting blood: we look back on 15 years of highs and lows as the frothy period drama comes to an end with its final spin-off film ...

The three-time Oscar winner, whose forthcoming film Anemone is his first since 2017, says he feared he 'didn't have anything else to offer'

A British civil servant's revelatory account of negotiations to avert climate catastrophe ...

After a lacklustre response to the 2025 edition, the game has gone all out to engage players and respond to user feedback ...

A viral debut made her the next big thing, but rather than repeat herself, she's followed her heart. The New Yorker talks about the virtues of indie label life, and how her latest record takes on the 'girl violence' she sees in lesbian communities .. ...

Adapted for the screen from his own novel Walter Mosley examines power dynamics and racial tension with a deftly disquieting hand in this deeply strange parable ...