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A whimsical new exhibition assembles a range of books that don't exist, from Byron's destroyed memoirs to Shakespeare's lost play ...

This 16-part series does justice to Gabriel García Márquez's magical-realist masterwork - although the novel's sexual politics have aged badly ...

Lars Tunbjörk spent the 1990s photographing offices in Stockholm, Toyko and New York - the result was an iconic series that captured the soul-sapping mundanity of modern work ...

Packed as full of wit, wisdom and jokes as the movies, these four episodes about now 12-year-old Riley's inner workings are an absolute delight ...

Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro are in talks to reprise their characters for a new comedy follow-up ...

There was a directness and urgency in her spoken and written voice but she could be mischievous and funny too ...

James Mangold's biopic follows the rise of the era-defining star with Chalamet brilliantly embodying his shapeshifting allure ...

Zombie movie action soundtracked by the unhinged vinyl screeches of Boots, Rudyard Kipling's evocation of soldiers in battle? It's a match made in horror movie heaven ...

Late-night hosts discuss the end of the brutal Assad regime, Trump's visit to France and the arrest of the alleged UnitedHealthcare shooter ...

With a title that translates as Neighbourhood of Ill Repute, and featuring a bisexual love triangle, the 1971 film wowed festivals - before disappearing without trace. Now it's been rediscovered - by accident ...