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As an artist and audio investigator, I interviewed people who had been imprisoned in a building where sound and vision were weaponised. So what should happen to this monstrous place now it has been liberated?

Late-night hosts discussed online reaction to the suspected CEO killer's capture and troubled Trump cabinet candidates ...

DJ Love celebrated car horns, Kenyan metalhead Lord Spikeheart traversed trap and doom, while 82-year-old Milton Nascimento joined forces with Esperanza Spalding ...

On the eve of his retirement, the much-loved musician revisits his rise to stardom and his evolution as a gay man in a flashback-filled documentary ...

Reflecting on the stroke he had in 2023, the standup and actor delivers a mix of religion, repentance, wisecracks and tears in his Netflix special ...

Actor who plays Dr Robotnik previously said only a 'script that's written in gold ink' would lure him back to the screen ...

Longstanding rumour on casting as Paul McCartney in Sam Mendes's big four-part project seems settled after comments by Gladiator II director ...

Walking Dead star, who wrote first play to premiere on Broadway with all female and black cast and creatives, hopes writers' conference will bring on new talent ...

Alexis Bloom's documentary, which shows the Israeli prime minister and his family under police interrogation over corruption charges, reveals their sense of entitlement ...

It's occasionally clumsy and overly light, but the tale of rich families competing to outbid each other for a house is pacy, packed with plot and stuffed with excellent performances ...