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Actor Mariska Hartigay was too young to properly remember her mother Jayne Mansfield, who died in a car crash. So she has made this thoughtful, articulate biopic to get closer to her ...

Film-maker Hugh Brody hopes to honour his mother, a Holocaust survivor, with a show of solidarity for Palestine ...

Hand-stitched depiction of Battle of Hastings pulls viewers into story of friendship and betrayal, vengeance and despair ...

The right has already branded the new DC tentpole too woke after its director called the character an immigrant, but just what role do real-world issues play in the film?

An LCD Soundsystem reunion, the Sex and the City reboot, Oasis back on stage: is this welcome revival culture, or a cynical money grab?, says writer and editor Larry Ryan ...

He was known as a tightly wound Hollywood tough guy, on and off screen - and then the star found himself fighting for his life. He talks about 'bullying his body' into recovery, and how the accident changed him ...

The users of AI companion app Replika found themselves falling for their digital friends. Until - explains a new podcast - the bots went dark, a user was encouraged to kill Queen Elizabeth II and an update changed everything ...

Author of Um defeito de cor wins seat in 128-year-old institution long dominated by white men ...

Actor spoke at Karlovy Vary film festival about his experience working with 'manipulative' director in the 80s ...

The surprise seventh album from the former tween idol is musically expansive, abetted by a host of star producers. If only he'd thought about the words a bit ...