The Malcolm in the Middle revival, Life's Still Unfair, defies expectations with hilarious and refreshing episodes. Bryan Cranston delivers possibly his greatest performance yet in this surprisingly cohesive and authentic continuation.
Legendary indie director Jim Jarmusch discusses his seven-year journey making Father Mother Sister Brother, his creative process, and why he avoids commercial filmmaking.
Standup comedian Fortune Feimster discusses her role in Zootropolis 2, working with Arnold Schwarzenegger, and her worst gig ever in an exclusive interview.
Discover Benjamin Ebuehi's unique chocolate chip cookie recipe featuring white miso for a savory, umami kick that balances sweetness perfectly. Includes step-by-step instructions and tips for baking success.
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Discover how to style white trousers for spring with versatile outfit ideas, from casual to chic, making them a year-round fashion linchpin.
Channel 4's documentary series delves into Nigeria's film industry through the lens of female directors battling censorship in conservative Kano. Plus, tonight's TV highlights.
The Colin Currie Group marks Steve Reich's 90th birthday with their fourth album, 'The Sextets,' featuring minimalist masterpieces performed with chilled precision and dynamic flair.
Discover the seven best shows to stream this week, featuring Elle Fanning's OnlyFans drama, a tense new season of Beef, and documentaries on Ronaldinho and gorillas.
Maria Semple's new novel 'Go Gentle' blends Stoic philosophy with madcap comedy in a New York setting. Review explores its charm, chaotic energy, and genre-defying narrative.
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A century after her birth, Big Mama Thornton's legacy as a fearless, gay blues singer who recorded Hound Dog before Elvis is celebrated in a new documentary, revealing her struggles and influence.
Phoebe Dynevor and Djimon Hounsou star in Thrash, a suspense-free shark disaster film that cycled through multiple titles before landing on Netflix as a critical dud.
The Australian War Memorial has revised its Ben Roberts-Smith exhibit following his formal indictment on five counts of war crime murder, updating the plaque to reflect the ongoing legal proceedings.
British singer-songwriter Holly Humberstone shifts from gothic melancholy to euphoric pop on her second album 'Cruel World,' featuring 80s synths and happy hardcore influences.
This week's TV lineup features Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling in a provocative gay biker drama, Keanu Reeves as a troubled movie star, and Channing Tatum in a heartwarming toy store romance. Discover seven compelling films across various streaming
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Londoner Alex Peringer, known as Reckonwrong, releases his debut album 'How Long Has It Been?', shifting from dance music to charming bedroom-pop ballads with echoes of Arthur Russell and Robert Wyatt.
As the Super Mario Galaxy movie dominates theaters, we explore seven obscure Mario games from Wrecking Crew to Super Mario 3D World that have been overlooked in the franchise's storied history.
Justin Bieber returns to the stage at Coachella 2026 after health struggles, joining headliners like Sabrina Carpenter and Karol G, with rainy weather potentially impacting the sold-out festival.
South African author Deborah Levy shares her earliest reading memories, influential books from childhood to adulthood, and her current reading of Asako Yuzuki's subversive novel Butter.
Tori Amos previews her allegorical new album 'In Times of Dragons' while masterfully exploring her vast back catalogue in a dramatic Sheffield performance.
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Stefano Gabbana has resigned as chair of Dolce & Gabbana, with the co-founder now exploring options for his 40% stake in the luxury fashion house ahead of crucial lender negotiations.
This week's art roundup features John Gerrard's digital critique of fossil fuels, Michaela Yearwood-Dan's museum debut, and NASA's foreboding lunar photography from Artemis II.
Ever Andrés Mercado's award-winning work captures the Manacillos festival in Yurumanguí, highlighting Afro-Colombian community's struggle against violence and neglect to preserve ancestral traditions.
Austin Noll, the NYC singer-songwriter behind Tracey Nelson, releases his debut album Hercules, co-produced by MJ Lenderman. The record expands on his indie-rock roots with country elements, set for a summer release on Perennial/K Records.
Explore four compelling new releases in science fiction, fantasy, and horror, including Paul McAuley's climate thriller, Lucie McKnight Hardy's psychological horror, Bar Fridman-Tell's Welsh myth fantasy, and Kylie Lee Baker's Japanese Gothic mystery.
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The fifth and final season of Hacks brings a sunnier, sillier tone as Deborah and Ava's relationship deepens, with co-creator Paul W Downs discussing the show's planned ending and its exploration of comedy and love.
Discover how to make Bar Shrimp's La Rosita, a sophisticated smoky 'tegroni' cocktail from Manchester, featuring mezcal, Campari, and vermouth for a perfect spring camping drink.
An independent review found structural weaknesses in Bafta's planning and crisis procedures following John Davidson's involuntary use of racist language at the ceremony.
From Belgrade's Easter markets to political demonstrations in Berlin and Caracas, a visual journey through the day's most compelling moments across the globe.
From The Dark Knight to Spider-Verse, we rank the definitive top 10 superhero films of all time. Discover which caped crusaders made the cut in this comprehensive analysis.
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Swedish artist Hilma af Klint, who created abstract works decades before Kandinsky and Mondrian, is finally receiving recognition with a major Paris exhibition exploring her spiritual vision and exclusion from art history.
