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Bath museum celebrates varied ways illustrators of author's work and adapters of her novels have portrayed her characters through history ...

Actor promoting his directorial debut California Schemin' at the city's film festival is reported to have been punched by another drinker ...

This brilliantly slippery beast of a drama pits an adult son's girlfriend against his mother in all-out war. Robin Wright is excellent as the parent with an interesting dynamic with her child. Yikes!

Floating teens at summer camp, sleeping students in Georgia, rollerskaters at Venice Beach Mark Steinmetz's stunning black and white shots capture kids across America ...

This flimsy tell-all about the actor's decades-long addiction to pills, alcohol and crack-cocaine is far too light on contrition or self-reflection. You pity everyone around him ...

From the plans for a Major Tom movie to the Aladdin Sane mask and some wild 'artworks' sent by fans, this Bowie treasure trove is now open to the public - and it's the freakiest show!

The Oscar winner is adrift in Alice Winocour's uninvolving film, premiering in Toronto, about three thinly written women involved in Paris fashion week show ...

Late-night hosts discuss speculation over Trump's health, his rebranding of the 'Department of War' and his alleged lewd birthday letter to Epstein ...

Screenwriters' guild of Israel says campaign that has now won backing from 1,800 actors, directors and other professionals will only 'deepen the darkness'

After the death of co-frontman Rick Davies, we survey the best of the songwriting partnership with Roger Hodgson that propelled them to mass success in the 70s ...