Black Panther review: A superhero film with bite
Black Panther is an original, funny and defiantly African blockbuster
Early Man review: a football comedy that doesn’t hit the back of the net
A team of prehistoric footballers take to the pitch in the latest stop motion animation from Aardman
The Last Jedi review: a wisecracking comedy hurtling through space
The verdict on the latest episode of the Star Wars saga
Paddington 2 review: A bear to be reckoned with
The Paddington Bear sequel is hilarious and heartwarming – and a fitting tribute to Michael Bond
The 60s underground press revisited: Barry Miles Q&A
A new book and exhibition are honouring the legacy of the magazines that formed a key part of 1960s counter-culture
London Film Festival 2017’s most pretentious previews
Cate Blanchett’s multiple manifestos, an art house Jungle Book and a moonwalking Islamist are on their way to LFF
Why rare books are thriving in the digital age
One of London’s oldest antiquarian booksellers says young collectors have given business a boost
What art from North Korea looks like
A new exhibition in London offers a rare glimpse of the kind of art that is permitted in North Korea
Alastair Cook: five of his best moments as England captain
Cook has stepped down after a record 59 Test matches in the role
It’s time Bob Dylan dropped the Frank Sinatra act
Dylan’s dalliance with the ‘great American songbook’ has gone on for long enough
Desert Island Discs: six memorable political castaways
A selection of political highlights from the Desert Island Discs archive
Only imbeciles use mobile phones in cinemas
The rumoured ‘cinema mode’ for iPhones would be a backward step for humanity
Five of the best sports books of all time
A selection of five of the best ever sporting tomes
Yanks spanked: 5 of Europe’s greatest Ryder Cup wins
Darren Clarke’s men can take inspiration from these memorable triumphs
Six GB paralympians to root for in Rio (and when to watch them)
After the record-breaking success of Team GB at the Olympics in Rio last month, it’s now the turn of our paralympians…
London Film Festival’s most pretentious previews
The London Film Festival (LFF) gets bigger and more glitzy with every passing year, and the trend is continuing with…
