‘Are the Secret Service gonna come get me?’: Colman Domingo on Rustin, Zendaya and touching Obama
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Like the rest of France, I couldn’t wait for Ridley Scott’s Napoleon. Then I actually saw it | Agnès Poirier
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Alan Partridge on cars, Canadians and Sunday roasts: ‘I’m already about 70% vegan’
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Post your questions for Jane Horrocks
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‘Silence is not an option’: Melissa Barrera responds to being fired from Scream VII over Israel-Hamas posts
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Billion Dollar Babies: the wild story behind the Cabbage Patch Kids
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Santa Claus: The Movie review – Dudley Moore sparkles like a bauble in Elf prototype
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Leave the World Behind review – Julia Roberts and Ethan Hawke’s apocalypto-paranoid thriller
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‘More athletes should do films!’ Savanah Leaf, the volleyball Olympian turned Ken Loach-style director
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‘Two million feet’ of film needed to capture Robin Williams’ improvisations, says Mrs Doubtfire director
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American Symphony review – Netflix’s Jon Batiste documentary doesn’t dig deep enough
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The Kill Room review – Uma Thurman and Samuel L Jackson enjoy art-world caper
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Another Body review – terrifying dive into the world of deepfake porn
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Bradley Cooper’s Maestro nose is a red herring: the real story is the wrinkles
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My Father’s Secrets review – Holocaust pain unlocked in Jewish coming-of-age tale
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Leo review – Adam Sandler is a wise lizard in charming Netflix comedy
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Medicine for Scrooge McDuck: Jarman award-winner Rehana Zaman on the recipe for her mind-bending art
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Most TV and film crews feel safety has been compromised, says survey
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Genie review – new Richard Curtis comedy can’t save Christmas for anyone
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Terror in the Gorbals: the powerful film about a family forced into hiding on a housing estate
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Shere Hite: remembering the feminist sex researcher forgotten by time
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Ronnie O’Sullivan: The Edge of Everything review – snooker legend unpicks the game he loves and loathes
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Lost in the Night review – Amat Escalante’s Lynchian melodrama of Mexican corruption
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‘He never hid himself’: the incredible life of gay civil rights leader Bayard Rustin
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I Am the Tigress review – nuanced portrait of female bodybuilder’s strength and resilience
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The Mystery of Mr E review – Sophie Hannah’s quirky musical murder mystery
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Wish review – Disney’s throwback animation is missing some magic
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Sweary, angry, honest: is Ridley Scott Hollywood’s greatest interviewee? | Stuart Heritage
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‘I woke up in a cold sweat thinking: Gwyneth in a moustache’ – how we made Shakespeare in Love
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Joss Ackland obituary
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A Stitch in Time review – fashion-design empowerment yarn offers gentleness and dignity
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August at Twenty-Two review – Ali Edwards shines in nicely drawn quarter-life crisis
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Time Still Turns the Pages review – sensitive account of the cycle of trauma
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Aurora’s Sunrise review – remarkable story of genocide horror and survival
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Suzanne Shepherd, GoodFellas and The Sopranos actor, dies aged 89
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From White Mischief to Bill & Ted, Joss Ackland was an actor of rare poise, range and pathos
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Joss Ackland: a beacon of power on British stage and screen
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The Guardian view on new dictionary words: a parlour game that can clarify a scary reality | Editorial
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Tish review – an engrossing portrait of the Tyneside photographer
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The Hunger Games: the Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes review – handsome but undercooked prequel
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Saltburn review – Emerald Fennell’s indulgent country house thriller
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The Macrons are an exception. My teacher’s seduction scarred me | Joe Gibson
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‘They’ll see she was extraordinary’: Callas centenary inspires new generation to find the real Maria
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Napoleon review – Ridley Scott’s sturdy epic only fully comes alive on the battlefield
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Lost reels: 15 directors pick great films you won’t find on UK streaming
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On my radar: Nitin Sawhney’s cultural highlights
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May December review – wildly enjoyable Todd Haynes melodrama
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‘It was a kind of possession’: Joanna Hogg on how Tilda Swinton came to play mother and daughter in her new film
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From The Hunger Games to Cary Grant: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment
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Weekend podcast: Nicolas Cage, Marina Hyde on David Cameron’s return, plus cardiologists’ advice for a healthy heart
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AS Byatt obituary
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Dashing Through the Snow review – a Disney Christmas turkey
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Emperor’s new clothes: why the French are ready to embrace Napoleon again
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Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain review – please don’t watch
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The 1978 Star Wars Holiday Special was genuinely dire – how on earth did it happen?
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From Reservation Dogs to reggae rock: ‘We’re celebrating the amazing things Natives are doing right now’
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Petite Maman to Wayne’s World: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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Directors are turning to streaming to fulfil their epic visions – and avoid ‘bum ache’
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‘These kids mattered’: Tish Murtha’s images of childhood poverty in the UK – in pictures
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‘I’ve always felt like an outsider’: Rosamund Pike on class, shame and her blistering turn in Saltburn
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Madame Web: is this Spider-Man spinoff trailer deliberately terrible? | Stuart Heritage
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Owen Wilson’s 20 best performances – ranked!
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‘It’s about owning your power!’ How Frozen changed a generation of girls. And boys. And Hollywood …
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Best. Christmas. Ever! review – Netflix comedy might be worst of the season
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The Lost Weekend: A Love Story review – vivid snapshot of Lennon’s dysfunctional liaison
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Musical based on Gwyneth Paltrow ski trial set to open in London
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Jimmy Kimmel to host Oscars for fourth time
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Thanksgiving review – Eli Roth’s fun slasher is far from a turkey
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Mafia Mamma review – Toni Collette sells wacky empty-nester mob comedy hard
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Mean Girls was a reaction to the casual misogyny of the 00s. What will the reboot have to say? | Zing Tsjeng
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