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James Caan, star of The Godfather and Misery, died on 6 July aged 82.

Caan’s career experienced drastic highs and lows, from early success and fame in films such as The Godfather and Funny Lady to a period o […]

Organisers of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival have come under fire from hundreds of comedians and producers over allegations of mismanagement. 

More than 1,600 comedians, agents and producers have signed an […]

After the success of Elvis, Baz Luhrmann is delving back into the TV world. The last time he did so was for the short-lived series, The Get Down. Luhrmann is developing Faraway Downs (named after the cattle […]

The musical adaptation of The Book Thief, coming to Octagon Theatre Bolton this autumn, has announced its creative team.

Script writers include award-winning author Jodi Picoult (My Sister’s Keeper) and […]

Earlier in the year, writer Madeleine Raine caught up with artistic director of ‘Dead Rabbits’ Theatre Company Kasia Zaremba-Byrne to speak on her newest offering ‘Tiger Lady’. Due to COVID restraints, the show’s […]

Amelia Gann’s critically acclaimed debut comedy Dreamworld will be performed at the Camden Fringe Festival in August. 

This one-woman show tells the story of Cathy who, dissatisfied with her current job at the […]

Pioneering alt-indie giants Pixies, or the band who influenced your favourite band, were the latest act to take to the stage at Manchester’s Castlefield Bowl. Part of the Sounds of the City festival, which saw F […]

Volume Two of Stranger Things Season Four has finally been released, ending a season of nine episodes. Together, this totalled around 13 hours. Despite the massive runtime, many fans have already finished the […]

HBO has confirmed that its television adaptation of The Time Traveller’s Wife won’t be moving forward in time.

Based on the international bestselling book of the same name by Audrey Niffenegger, the six-e […]

Published in May, Ada Limón’s newest poetry collection, The Hurting Kind, is a crash course on the very fundamentals of being a human and feeling like one too. Published by Milkweed Editions, this collection is […]

32 years after the original Jurassic Park, Laura Dern, Sam Neill and Jeff Goldblum have returned to team up with Bryce Dallas-Howard and Chris Pratt for the franchise’s final outing in Jurassic World Dom […]

Deadline has reported that award-winning composer Andrew Lloyd Webber and Oscar-nominated actor Antonio Banderas are collaborating on a new project which aims to produce theatre, musicals and live entertainment […]

This month’s gaming releases include the latest chapter from the world of Xenoblade, the chance to test your skills on the track, the chance to explore the stories of two families entwined by their past, a f […]

Movement is this year’s theme for the York Literary Review 2022, the anthology stirring your mind to understand how movement may be integrated into your life in ways you’ve never before considered. The collection […]

I had an abortion when I was 18. It was no walk in the park — in fact, it was painful and traumatic and not an experience I would like to repeat. But to me, the prospect of having to carry and birth a child I d […]

What do you get when you swap anime fantasy for reality? Director Takayuki Hirao provides an answer in 90 minutes of cinematic introspection. 

★★★✰✰

It’s a fairly rare occurrence for filmmakers to inspect a […]

While I have a bone to pick with the sadist that put this venue on top of a hill, now sweating and chugging a litre of water to the sweet sound of opener Marcus King, there are more important tasks at hand. Greta […]

Sofia Coppola’s richly crafted and emotionally poignant films have been severely undervalued by contemporary critics. Perhaps this is down to her “unapologetically hyperfeminine aesthetic”, or the fact that she d […]

Premiering at the opening night of the Sundance Film Festival, Good Luck to You, Leo Grande is a refreshing exploration of two strangers as they commence a transactional relationship.

★★★★★

Good Luck to Y […]