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With an adaptation of Night and Day hitting cinemas, the pioneering author's work continues to inspire audiences ...

A porter escorted Nick Buckley to his seat in an empty theatre in Hobart. Loris Gréaud's new movie, part of Dark Mofo festival, left him questioning everything ...

Before Orange Is the New Black made her a star, Cox endured bullying, abuse, harassment and violence. She talks about the bad old days - and her fears they're on their way back ...

When the artist came home from LA, it seemed like a retirement. But it heralded an astonishing new chapter. Our critic remembers their thrilling dinners together - and the dazzling new works that arrived in his inbox every morning ...

Lawsuit claims interviews were manipulated to support false narrative that she allowed a contestant to be sexually assaulted ...

The pop star's first tour in seven years brought the house down with emotive ballads and clubby bangers delivered with saucy wit ...

From his taut, sun-kissed portraits of LA to his vast psychedelic Yorkshire landscapes to his 70m iPad Normandy epic - here's our pick of the artist's best works ...

He challenged homophobia not through sexualised imagery but by reshaping ideas of beauty, intimacy and desire. The result? From posters to cushion covers, A Bigger Splash has become an essential presence in countless gay households ...

He pushed landscape painting into the stratosphere, demolished one-point perspective, invented the Los Angeles look, embraced iPads, created dazzling stage sets for theatre and opera ...

In her work as an online safety campaigner, the baroness and Bridget Jones director has seen things she can never unsee - and she's furious at the tech overlords doing nothing to stop the abuse ...