From Twister to Titanic: writers on their favourite disaster movies
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Scarlett Johansson says OpenAI’s Sam Altman would make a good Marvel villain after voice dispute
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Rust armorer seeks to undo conviction after judge dismissed Alec Baldwin case
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My Spy: The Eternal City review – Dave Bautista’s daddy-daughter spy comedy heads to Rome
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Tenacious D’s Trump shocker upends a career of perfectly judged musical comedy
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Turn on, tune in … fathom humanity: Pulitzer-winning playwright Annie Baker on her hippy film debut
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Skywalkers: A Love Story review – ‘rooftopping’ couple chase thrills in Netflix documentary
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Janet Planet review – mother-daughter relationship unfolds in dreamy summer haze
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Is Tyler Perry the most frustrating man in Hollywood?
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Deadpool & Wolverine sneak preview hints at a snarky satire on Marvel’s multiverse
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Thelma review – June Squibb is marvellous in sweet mobility scooter revenge caper
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Crossing review – search for estranged trans niece becomes emotional Istanbul journey
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June Squibb on getting her first starring role at 94: ‘I don’t have to prove myself any more’
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Uncanny Me review – exploration of cloning tech fraught with moral and ethical questions
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Shannen Doherty obituary
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Shannen Doherty, Heathers and Beverly Hills 90210 star, dies at 53
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Despicable Me 4 review – Baby Gru Jr enlivens another brush with villainy
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Fly Me to the Moon review – Scarlett Johansson delights, but 60s space-race romance fails to lift off
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Longlegs review – Maika Monroe and Nicolas Cage grip in brooding horror thriller
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‘It’s been a mad old journey’: Danny Dyer on family, royalty and his tough guy image
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Forget the tired franchises, a new wave of horror movies will make us jump out of our seats
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Films, fashion, law,d politics: George and Amal Clooney’s growing global reach
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Eno review – exhilarating Brian Eno documentary that’s different at every screening
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Jane Seymour: ‘I’ve remained friends with my third and fourth husbands’
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Reggie Yates looks back: ‘I went from a council estate to working with the people I watched on TV’
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From ‘lottery tickets’ to ‘jam nights’, our guide to getting the best of British culture for less
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‘I’m starting to doubt everything’: Emma Corrin on Diana, being a Marvel villain, and an existential crisis
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From Despicable Me 4 to Kylie in Hyde Park: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment
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Marina Hyde’s career advice for Joe Biden, the world’s smallest stuntman, Philippa Perry on ‘failure’, and could you forgive your childhood bully? – podcast
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‘His skincare regime alone would bankrupt you’: Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman bring banter and bromance to London
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Chariots of Fire review – breathless staging of classic Olympic dash
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Shelley Duvall obituary
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‘A magical being’: Shelley Duvall remembered by Woody Allen, Daryl Hannah and Michael Palin
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Skywalkers: A Love Story to Mean Girls – the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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‘I saw In Bed with Madonna 50 times. I’d never seen guys kissing before’: Levan Akin on formative films, trans rights and usurping his heroes
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Divorce in the Black review – Tyler Perry’s dull drama is his worst to date
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Shelley Duvall was a sublime and subversive screen presence | Peter Bradshaw
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‘Identity is more unstable than ever’: Riz Ahmed on new short film Dammi
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Shelley Duvall, star of The Shining and Annie Hall, dies aged 75
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Will Biden’s loss of celebrity support make a real difference?
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‘Are you rich in goats?’: chronicling the extraordinary work of Bhutan’s ‘happiness surveyors’
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Eno review – stimulating and cerebral look at the high priest of art-tech experimentalism
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Shelley Duvall: her 20 greatest films
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Hundreds of Beavers review – Gold Rush-style spoof silent comedy fires gags at warp speed
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Schlitter: Evil in the Woods review – tightly crafted horror turned DIY torture tutorial
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Longlegs review – Nicolas Cage is a miscast killer in misfiring hokum
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George Clooney implores Biden to step aside in opinion article
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Twisters review – Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones find whirlwind romance in weather-hacking 90s sequel
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‘The catharsis was profound, but I’ll never watch it’: Alicia Witt on facing her demons on film
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In a Violent Nature review – horror unplugged is quietly gruesome
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‘I don’t think I have that in me’: what was Lena Dunham’s abandoned Polly Pocket movie actually going to involve?
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‘How do we stop this?’ Inuit woman unpacks trauma of being twice colonized
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We’re all feeling sequel fatigue – but Hollywood’s giving us Shrek 5 | Sian Cain
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Hit Netflix show Supacell is raising awareness of sickle cell anaemia
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Shrek 5: Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy and Cameron Diaz returning for 2026 sequel
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Harvey Weinstein faces potential November retrial and possible new charges
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‘Rage is your gift’: Paul Mescal battles Pedro, Denzel and a rhino in first Gladiator II trailer
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Fly Me to the Moon review – slinky Scarlett Johansson in cynical moon-landing conspiracy comedy
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The Devil Wears Prada sequel in the works about declining advertising revenues for print media
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Bushman review – amazing real-time evocation of a Nigerian’s life in 70s America
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Sing Sing review – powerful, deeply felt drama takes theatre behind bars
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The Pawnshop review – humour and humanity in Poland’s massive second hand shop
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Judge rules Alec Baldwin’s co-producer role irrelevant in Rust film set shooting
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Jon Landau obituary
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‘Opened my whole world up’: inside Oscar-tipped prison theater drama Sing Sing
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Thine Ears Shall Bleed review – occult horror-western heads into the wilderness
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Carbon & Water review – sexual fulfilment of a gay man in his 60s is little-explored territory
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A Prince review – queer erotic drama of sexual enlightenment through gardening
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‘If my babysitter’s evil, I’m screwed!’: horror director Ti West on outraging the moral majority
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MaXXXine review – Mia Goth chills in grisly conclusion to Ti West’s horror trilogy
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