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Trump called the actor and his wife, Amal, 'two of the worst political prognosticators of all time' after they were awarded French passports ...

As he dons sunglasses to play a tough guy on screen, the actor, AKA Paul Elliott, answers your questions about moustaches, Gogglebox, Bond, Judge Jules, Liam Gallagher and missing his brother, Barry ...

Margot Robbie busts her corset in Wuthering Heights, the Devil Wears Prada sequel goes fashionably to war, and Christopher Nolan brings us a Greek epic. Plus much more in our pick of the best films coming to UK cinemas this year ...

As a judge puts a security hold on Rob and Michele Reiner's cases and Joe Rogan criticises Donald Trump's comments about Reiner's death, collaborators continue to pay tribute ...

Archive material shows Chase's abilities but the times have changed around the self-aggrandising actor and comedian - and not to his benefit ...

Over four hours, cinema-verite demigod Wiseman takes a gastronomic tour through the minutiae of running a triple-starred Michelin restaurant ...

For those not going out to celebrate, you can still party with Harry and Sally, play cards with Jack Lemmon and make merry hell at the Overlook Hotel ...

Rusty plays a vengeful strip club owner, Rebel Wilson's makes her directorial debut, plus new films starring Olivia Colman, Willem Dafoe and Tom Hiddleston ...

A screening tour, a New Year's re-release, a documentary, an incoming director's cut will we ever be rid of this historic misfire?

From Stanley Tucci's imperious tech titan to Lex Luthor's distractingly hot CEO and Elon Musk-esque blowhards, films this year took us inside the billionaire mindset ...