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The actress makes a return to form in this hard-hitting film from Hungarian director Kornél Mundruczó about a middle-aged woman facing up to addiction - and her traumatic childhood.

A century and a half before today's AI deep fakes, photographers created remarkable image manipulations. Here are 10 images from the 19th and 20th Centuries that tricked the viewer.

Shergar was the world's most famous stallion. When armed men seized him from an Irish stud farm on 8 February 1983, the BBC reported on a sensational true crime saga.

Bill Evans was a boundary-breaking US pianist who contended with multiple personal tragedies, and a serious drug problem. This new drama about him will draw you to his hypnotic music.

The modelling contest hosted by Tyra Banks was a global phenomenon. But it also featured many shocking and questionable moments.

Adolescence writer Jack Thorne has adapted William Golding's classic novel for his latest TV series about murderous male youth - but it's a very different beast.

Alongside husband JFK Jr, Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy was one half of America's great 1990s golden couple, before their untimely deaths. A new drama is set to explore her struggles.

Never mind Brief Encounter and The Notebook; here are some less obvious choices for Valentine's Day viewing.

From medieval beginnings, the samurai have inspired art, fiction and films, from Shgun to Star Wars. But their true story is more complex and surprising than we might realise.

These design masterworks reveal the origins of Scandi style - and they all emerge from a distinctive vision of "soft modernism" that still influences how we live now.