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John Cena and Jessica Biel collect paychecks in a soulless and synthetic slab of corporate product that hints at what we can expect from the Paramount-Warner merger ...

The director talks about what she learnt from her mother, working with a rookie Tim Burton, and 20 years of her cult classic Marie Antoinette ...

The newly-official French citizen is planning to open an Italian restaurant in Provence. Will it float like his tequila brand or sink as swiftly as the Steven Spielberg submarine eatery that made one reviewer 'embarrassed to be human'?

Sacha Baron Cohen's new film risks being outdated in a more rancorous era. But could it restore the personality-driven genre to big screens or end it altogether?

Béjar's daughter was 14 when she told him Instagram was failing to keep her safe. So when he became part of Meta's 'wellbeing team', he knew he had to speak out - and his testimony cost it billions ...

Writer-director Paloma Schneideman's wonderful film follows a 14-year-old in 2006 who pretends to be someone else in a chat room, with real-world consequences ...

Andrew Garfield's fictional ploughman joins the historical heroes of the 1381 Peasants' Revolt in a dirt-caked, docudrama-style film with disconcertingly silly moments ...

The triple release of The Social Reckoning, Musk and Artificial is less a clear political stance, more like movie studio opportunism ...

Jeremy Strong's slow-talking Facebook founder turns into a cameo, background to a thriller about a whistleblower that somehow never mentions Trump ...

From Miss Babs in Acorn Antiques to Calendar Girls, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and her infamous appearance on The Celebrity Traitors, it's hard to know where to begin ...