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Xbox's portable console combines the openness of PC gaming and Microsoft's desire for you to play its titles anywhere - but it doesn't come cheap or without hitches ...

As Manchester's finest turns 60, with new film Saipan coming soon, we rank the British comedy hero's best big-screen performances, from Tropic Thunder and Mindhorn to Philomena and Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa. A-Ha!

A legitimately epic story is unfolding, involving the antichrist, savage depictions of a billionaire and loads of scenes about The Donald's penis ...

Thirty years ago, The Northern Lights introduced the world to Lyra Silvertongue. Now, Pullman completes her story in The Rose Field - plus listen to an audiobook extract read by Michael Sheen ...

Tyler Mitchell takes inspiration from skateboarding, art history and British style mags to show how beauty, intimacy and empowerment are at the heart of the Black experience ...

Ethan Hawke's child-killing murderer returns from the dead to become a joke-free, low-rent Freddy Krueger in a follow-up that leaves us cold ...

After their lead singer shed his glam rock spandex, the band became rivals to thrash's Big Four. Still releasing potent high-octane riffage, they retread their path through cancer scares and jazz detours ...

The chart-topping DJ is releasing a photobook to commemorate 40 years in music. In this extract, he discusses the rise of big beat, a genre that fused acid house with the 'anarchic rebellion' of punk, and propelled him into the big time ...

Singer disputes account in ex-husband's memoir You Thought You Knew, in which he says she behaved erratically around their sons ...

Gould and Keaton made three movies together. He recalls a co-star who was professional, original, and good company in a bush ...