‘I took one pill and my whole body was gone’: Kathy Bates on opioids, ageing and selfish co-stars
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Cinema singalongs: is it OK for Wicked fans to belt out all the tunes?
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The Silent Hour review – intriguing cat-and-mouse thriller with deaf protagonists
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‘Activates my lizard brain’: why Alita: Battle Angel is my feelgood movie
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Wicked director tells audience members to ask cinemas to turn up the volume
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La Ricerca review – paean to man who uses stone to make sense of the world
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Kaya Scodelario on Skins, scares and sex scenes: ‘I was called an English rose – it really pissed me off’
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Wicked slays Gladiator II in ticket sales duel as new films boost box office
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Vic Flick obituary
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‘The Bowie of his era’: new biopic charts wild life of cross-dressing Victorian peer
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Wrestler, film star – and future president? Why we should all take Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson seriously
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Richard Linklater: ‘I’ve always had that French new wave notion – that a film should be an extension of your life’
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‘I felt like I was a made man’: Stephen Graham on working with his childhood heroes
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Wicked review – Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande make the magic happen
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Isabella Rossellini: ‘People never talk about the freedom, the lightness, that comes with ageing’
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Rebel Wilson to appeal after US court rejects bid to have defamation case thrown out
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Trick of the light: the enduring appeal of René Magritte’s big tease
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Tim Robbins: ‘You’re telling me Netflix is the future of cinema? We’re in big trouble’
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Streaming: the best Hamlets on screen
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From Wicked to Kim Deal: a complete guide to the week’s entertainment
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Jonathan Majors’ ex-girlfriend drops assault and defamation suit against actor
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Spellbound review – Netflix’s misfiring Disney princess knock-off
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Wicked fans ‘couldn’t be more thrilled’ as blockbuster musical opens worldwide
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Look out kid: ecstatic reactions to Bob Dylan biopic mean Timothée Chalamet may break Oscars record
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Spellbound to Monkey Man: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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Witches review – impressive study of postpartum psychosis recovery equated to witchcraft
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‘We create gods because the world is chaos’: Ralph Fiennes, John Lithgow and Stanley Tucci on celebrity, sin and papal thriller Conclave
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Two bottles a day and a 10,000 bottle wine cellar: Denzel Washington opens up about his past drinking problem
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Daisy Ridley: ‘I made a toilet cake on Bake Off because flushing with the lid up is unhygienic beyond belief’
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Layla review – heartbreak looms in coming-of-age yarn of a secret affair and queer identity
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‘Nothing left except quivering protoplasm’: the man who pedalled a plane across the Channel
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Could this be a historic year for trans representation at the Oscars?
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Raoul Peck on his Ernest Cole film: ‘I wanted to give him the total podium’
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Blink review – family’s poignant bucket list trip turns into glossy travelogue
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‘I couldn’t look away!’ The rapid, runaway rise of ridiculous Christmas romcoms
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‘What can we do to make this better?’ Alec Baldwin film Rust finally premieres in Poland
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Gladdington and Glicked: will these weird, wild double bills beat Barbenheimer?
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The Man With a Thousand Faces review – triumphant takedown of international dating scammer
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The Flight of Bryan review – magnificent nerds and their remarkable flying machines
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BAM! review – smart gig-economy comedy is a rollicking modern-day farce
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The Merry Gentlemen review – more forgettable festive filler from Netflix
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Mediha review – remarkable Yazidi victim of Islamic State’s sexual slavery tells her own story
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Mother of Rust cinematographer fatally shot by Alec Baldwin refuses to attend film’s world premiere
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Bram Stoker’s Dracula: Francis Ford Coppola’s very horny vampire epic
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Pimpinero: Blood and Oil review – road thrills with South American border smugglers
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Post your questions for Aaron Taylor-Johnson
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Ridley Scott says Denzel Washington’s same-sex kiss in Gladiator II ‘didn’t happen’
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Silent Men review – man puts himself on the spot as he dives into his big emotions
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The Mars Volta: ‘The world we were in was very sexist and homophobic’
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The Magic Reindeer: Saving Santa’s Sleigh review – festive fair play in well-meaning kids’ toon
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Monster Summer review – Mel Gibson finds berth in teens v supernatural forces throwback
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‘At my signal, unleash hell!’ What the Gladiator films tell us about 21st-century men
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Post your questions for Daisy Ridley
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Stars lead emotional tributes to Quincy Jones at Oscars Governors awards
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Listy do M 6 (Letters to Santa 6) review – pick ’n’ mix Christmas tales coast on a sugar high
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Gladiator II takes $87m to break Ridley Scott opening box-office record
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C’est Pas Moi review – Holy Motors director Leos Carax pays witty homage to himself
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‘Makes my heart beat faster’: why I Know Where I’m Going! is my feelgood movie
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Don’t Let Them Shoot the Kite review – Turkish kid-in-prison tale is touching and urgent
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The Bilbaos review – soulful study of a tough guy boxer dealing with emotional baggage
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TV tonight: Emily Watson stars in the blockbuster Dune prequel
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Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point review – daringly dull Long Island family drama with nepo trimmings
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Joy review – Jack Thorne-penned IVF drama captures the intense pressure its inventors faced
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How a small group of Amazon workers took on big business and challenged traditional unions | Kenan Malik
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Gladiator II review – Paul Mescal fends off sharks, rhinos and a scenery-chewing Denzel Washington
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‘I’ve had a wild, chaotic, beautiful life’: Rebecca Hall on race, regrets and learning to be herself
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The week in audio: Make Me a Mixtape; 16 Sunsets; Cinematic Soundtracks; How to Play – review
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Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat review – superb study of how jazz got caught between the cold war and the CIA
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Disneyland debuts its first ride to celebrate a Black princess: ‘It’s about time’
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Asim Chaudhry: ‘Being ignored as a child was a weird blessing’
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