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An exhibition of works by the baroque painter Artemisia Gentileschi to go on display at the National Gallery in 2020
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Peppa Pig's Best Day Ever lands in the West End in time for the Christmas holidays.
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Rupert Goold directs a harrowing Nordic noir based on a Thomas Vinterberg film and a book by The Night Manager writer
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The first European retrospective of Harlem born artist and activist Faith Ringgold is coming to the Serpentine Gallery
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Alexa Chung and Tan France have joined forces to host Netflix's first ever fashion competition show
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A new play from David Mamet: Bitter Wheat brings the origin of #MeToo to the stage as John Malkovich plays Harvey Weinstein
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Terrence Malick returns to the Cannes Competition with A Hidden Life, an achingly beautiful blend of true events and meditative romance
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Cheek By Jowl's Declan Donnellan directs the renowned Russian ensemble in a comedy by one of Shakespeare's greatest contemporaries
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James McAvoy, Ruth Wilson, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Dafne Keen all star in His Dark Materials, BBC's new adaptation of Philip Pullman's fantasy trilogy
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First European Lee Krasner retrospective in 50 years comes to the Barbican next May
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Paul Hawkins' best-selling novel comes to the London stage as the play version of The Girl on the Train transfers to London
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Sam Mendes's generation-spanning finance epic transfers to the West End after an impressive opening at the National Theatre
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Ammonite, written and directed by Francis Lee, has begun filming, with a starry cast that includes Kate Winslet, Saoirse Ronan and Fiona Shaw
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At the most prestigious film festival in the world, the biggest directors and most exciting films of the year are all premiering. Here's what to look out for
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Kes Gray and Jim Field's beloved picture book, Oi Frog!, has been adapted for the stage and we can't wait
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The most important event in the horticultural calendar returns. Here's your guide to RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2019
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In The Lighthouse, Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe give the demented performances of a lifetime. Robert Eggers' maritime madness is a Cannes winner in our eyes
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Cannes veteran Ken Loach returns to the Official Selection with Sorry We Missed You, a heartbreaking damnation of working-class gig economy
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Buckle up for Rocketman: Elton John's fantasy comes to life in Cannes with glorious musical pizzazz. Taron Egerton, Jamie Bell and Richard Madden star
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During Clerkenwell Design Week, London's design district bursts into life with exhibitions, installations and emerging stars of contemporary design
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See if you can pick a winner at the prestigious competition for rising singers and instrumentalists that is the springboard for important careers in music
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Corbin & King open Soutine – a retro French brasserie infused with Russian accents – in St John's Wood
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Find many of London's best restaurants gathered together in Regent's Park for Taste of London
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Finally, a wow-factor bar and restaurant in Waterloo. Hello Darling serves seasonal small plates and cocktails in marvellously maximalist surroundings
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A Singaporean skin-whitening company goes viral for the wrong reason in White Pearl, a new comedy on at the Royal Court
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Head to this Shoreditch liquor store to combine cinema and cocktails at the TT Liquor Cinema Experience
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Sweat It fitness classes combine treadmill and weights for a pacy HIIT format that will push you to your personal best
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The Royal Ballet celebrates its rich heritage and enters into a series of fertile collaborations in its just unveiled 2019/20 season. Here are some of the highlights
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A Depop pop-up in London
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The Psychic Project, written and performed by David Narayan, explores the CIA's experimental attempts to develop psychic powers during the Cold War
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From the BBC, Gentleman Jack tells the story of Anne Lister (Suranne Jones) – a female landowner in Georgian times who created scandal with her open lesbianism
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In Yesterday, Danny Boyle and Richard Curtis join forces to make a Beatles-coated romcom. After a worldwide blackout, Jack (Himesh Patel) is the only person to remember The Beatles
