Malkovich and Rockwell trade banter about a new Martin McDonagh film; the premise is intriguing, the business behind it ...

The Bafta-winning prison drama returns with David Tennant and a harder target: Britain's youth justice estate.

Murim Login offers an exciting take on the action and fantasy genres by blending virtual reality gaming with martial arts adventure. The story follows Jin Tae-Kyung, a low-ranking hunter who stumbles ...

Matthew Rhys did something no actor has managed in 78 years of the Emmys: he won lead acting awards for two different shows in the same ceremony. The Welsh performer took outstanding lead actor in a ...

Forty years on, The Name of the Rose, Jean-Jacques Annaud’s 1986 adaptation of Umberto Eco’s monastery whodunnit, has arrived on 4K UHD and limited-edition Blu-ray via Second Sight Films, the kind of ...

The actor is touring a new climate film assembled from Alaska to the Amazon - yet who paid for it, and who will see it, stays unclear. Benedict Cumberbatch is on the promotional circuit again, this ...

A rare reader Q&A doubles as album promotion for Ride Lonesome, genial, guarded, and light on the numbers that actually keep a 35-year career afloat. Beck has spent nearly four decades oscillating ...

A year ago, Michael Kiwanuka’s career looked unassailable. His 2024 album Small Changes had drawn critical acclaim and was denied the UK No 1 spot only by Kendrick Lamar’s GNX, no small feat for a ...

Nine years ago, Liam Neeson read a New York Times article about Catherine Corless, an amateur historian in County Galway who had spent years establishing that 796 children died at the St Mary’s mother ...

The Spanish auteur's 24th film promises a reckoning with autofiction, Trump and Netflix, though the interview itself offers more sty than substance. Bitter Christmas is billed as a melodrama about the ...

Long before “Our House” became a karaoke staple and a stage musical, Madness were seven skint lads trudging between Camden, Stoke Newington and Crouch End, signing on the dole and taking odd jobs that ...

Rather than sink their earnings into cars or country piles, Madness ploughed the money into Take It or Leave It, a semi-fictionalised account of their own scrappy beginnings, shot back in the streets ...