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Stars including Sabrina Carpenter, Karol G, David Byrne and Addison Rae also head to the desert for the first of two sold-out weekends of live music ...

Londoner Alex Peringer breaks from his intriguing and outlandish dance music with this debut album of charming bedroom-pop ballads ...

The British singer-songwriter replaces introspection with euphoric choruses, 80s synths and even happy hardcore on her vivid second LP ...

Phoebe Dyvenor and Djimon Hounsou are left adrift in a suspense-free dud that has cycled through two distributors and three titles ...

Gay, fearless and utterly unique, Thornton had a hit with Hound Dog before Elvis - but was then fleeced and forgotten. One hundred years after her birth, a new documentary sets the record straight ...

A Stoic philosopher navigates midlife in this madcap comedy from the author of Where'd You Go, Bernadette ...

The standup on playing a beaver in Zootropolis 2, being inspired by Arnold Schwarzenegger and why her mother is a great source of comedy ...

This revival does the impossible: it's effortlessly funny and refreshing, and Bryan Cranston's performance is unmissable. They have to make more ...

The 73-year-old has been at the cutting edge of US independent cinema since the 1980s. As Father Mother Sister Brother opens in the UK, he talks about grief, greed and 'doing crazy shit' with Steve Coogan ...

Arthur Miller's 1949 autopsy of the American dream finds new urgency in a stripped-back production ...