Beyoncé rules box office at weekend with Renaissance film | Beyoncé
Beyoncé ruled the box office this weekend. Her concert picture, Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé, opened in first place with $21m in North American ticket...
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Renaissance: a Film by Beyoncé review – sparkling, party vibe with backstage insights | Beyoncé
This year will go down in cinema history for Barbenheimer but 2023 has also been the year of “Tayloncé”. Just as Barbie and Oppenheimer joined...
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Suzanne Shepherd, GoodFellas and The Sopranos actor, dies aged 89 | Film
Suzanne Shepherd, an actor who appeared in GoodFellas, The Sopranos, Mystic Pizza and Lolita, has died aged 89. Shepherd died at her home in New...
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The Marvels records worst ever North American opening weekend box office for MCU | Film
New superhero movie The Marvels has recorded the lowest ever north American opening weekend box office for any Marvel Cinematic Universe film. Data site the...
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Trolls Band Together review – a kooky, candyfloss-coloured boyband reunion | Film
Family films often feel a bit eat-your-veg as they nag at kids with sensible worthwhile messages about the value of kindness or the importance of...
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Piper Laurie, Oscar nominee for Carrie and The Hustler, dies at 91 | Film
Piper Laurie, the strong-willed, Oscar-nominated actor who performed in acclaimed roles despite at one point abandoning acting altogether in search of a “more meaningful” life,...
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Baz Luhrmann to debut extended version of film Australia as six-part TV series Faraway Downs | Australian television
Baz Luhrmann will debut the expansion of his 2008 film Australia into a six-part TV series at the closing night of the inaugural SXSW Sydney...
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‘Stuff happened, you know?’ How to Have Sex director Molly Manning Walker on wild youth, Magaluf and storming Cannes | Film
In a cinema cafe in London’s King’s Cross, Molly Manning Walker is showing me some pictures on her phone. They’re of a young woman, on...
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The Rev review – the strange case of the Welsh priest who mutilated corpses | Film
Reverend Emyr Owen (or “the perverted priest” the tabloids inevitably dubbed him) was a Welsh Presbyterian minister convicted in 1985 of mutilating corpses; he had...
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‘I want to unleash rage’: Iranian exile Shirin Neshat on her film about veils, prison and rape | Art and design
‘Every Iranian woman is a threat,” says Shirin Neshat, “just by being a woman.” The artist is wearing a black T-shirt emblazoned with the words...