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The best of this week's wildlife photographs from around the world ...

Interned after Pearl Harbor, the Japanese photographer eventually developed his singular style on the streets of Chicago - before taking it back to his native country ...

Payal Kapadia's remarkable feature debut charts the daily lives of three women in Mumbai in a beautifully shot ode to the city and to the power of human connections ...

Astrid Sonne's sonic odyssey led her to Auto-Tune experiments, Caroline Shaw took Emily Dickinson into junkyard hip-hop and Nala Sinephro went space-age ...

The first volume of Cher's extraordinary memoir mixes hard times with the high life ...

Photographer Tony Doekal spent six years speaking to those on society's margins. She heard tales of robbery, rejection and survival ...

In the late 90s, Springer's talkshow dominated the ratings with some of the most controversial stories ever told. It certainly wasn't easy to make - but what do its producers think of it now?

The word 'challenge' has an accepted meaning in the world of video games, but in this engrossing sci-fi horror it's the subject matter that's confronting ...

The singer-songwriter's best album yet conjures low-lit jazz bars with swelling, sultry songs of attraction and desire, fleshed out with flurries of brass and vintage Wurlitzers ...

Roles in All About My Mother and Life is Beautiful cemented her status as one of Spain's 'most iconic' actors ...