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From a dog with kung-fu moves to a headless horse, the Comedy Pet Photo awards choose the finalists. Winners announced 6 June ...

Sixty years after her debut album, we rate the pop singer's best tracks, from a song recorded in a stairwell to a Pet Shop Boys collaboration ...

The Lullaby author on identifying with Jo in Little Women, being terrified of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, and why we're still in debt to Steinbeck ...

A new exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History in New York celebrates the cultural influence of hip-hop through a selection of eye-popping custom-made jewelry, worn by stars such as Nas, Slick Rick and Tyler, the Creator ...

At 22, Damian Hurley has made his first feature film, in which his very famous mum is snogged and fondled by her female co-star. He talks about being a nepo baby, finally getting to vote, and coping with the deaths of his father and stepfather ...

From ancient myth to modern militarism, a brilliant exploration of Cyprus's long history of cultural resilience ...

Although calls for a boycott are understandable, it is wrong to expect pop stars or organisers to fix world affairs, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff ...

Australian director of Gallipoli and Dead Poets Society praised by festival for his impact in Hollywood 'while keeping his distance from the American movie industry'

The Radiohead guitarist changed rock music, then conquered the world of soundtracks. But can he revolutionise the church organ with an eight-hour composition?

Thompson was the last surviving member of the group after the death of guitarist Wayne Kramer in February ...