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The historic 1970 Miss World pageant comes to the big screen, starring Keira Knightley, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Suki Waterhouse, Jessie Buckley, Lesley Manville
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New production of Mozart's evergreen comedy by director Joe Hill-Gibbins boasts the best of British and guest artists
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Less mothballs, more Manolo, the #SheInspiresMe Car Boot Sale is back with a glittering line-up hosted by tastemaker Alex Eagle
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After an impressive premiere at the National Theatre, this modern myth from the mind of Neil Gaiman comes to life on the West End
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Brazilian filmmakers Kleber Mendonça Filho and Juliano Dornelles love to confuse and raise adrenaline with their bizarre genre-clasher Bacurau
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Sky and HBO hope to follow their Chernobyl success with The Third Day, a surreal six-part series with Jude Law living on an island. What more do you want?
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Levan Akin's romantic LGBT+ drama shows the struggles of homosexuality in the hyper-masculine world of Georgian dance
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The National Portrait Gallery's exhibition on Cecil Beaton captures the darlings of inter-war England in all their glittering glory
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Pop song-writer supreme Max Martin presents new Shakespearean musical & Juliet exploring life after Romeo
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Julian Fellowes returns to ITV with his new period drama Belgravia, set in 19th-century London. Tamsin Greig and Philip Glenister star as parents with a deep, dark secret
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From soup cans to sixties psychedelia, this immersive exhibition at Tate Modern shows off Andy Warhol’s theatrical side
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Northwest London's literary queen Zadie Smith pens her first play, giving a Willesden twist to Chaucer's Wife of Bath
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Kendrick Lamar, Little Mix, Pearl Jam, Duran Duran and Taylor Swift headline a mega series of festivals in Hyde Park for BST 2020
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Edmund de Waal's library of exile is to open at the British Museum this week
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In The Second Woman, Ruth Wilson performs the same scene non-stop for 24 hours in a theatrical feat of endurance at the Young Vic
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Cocktails in the City returns to the Vaults
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Book now for grand opera in a country setting. An Italian rarity opens the Grange Park summer season and gives music-lovers a chance to hear a much-loved classic
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The Russian secret service officer poisoned in his adopted home of London is at the heart of a new opera inspired by his career, marriage and assassination
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Marianela Nuñez and Vadim Muntagirov are the pairing dreams are made of in the Royal Ballet’s sumptuous, transporting production of Swan Lake at the ROH
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DNA VR is launching a new site in Hammersmith where gamers can walk with dinosaurs, swim with whales or even join Alice in Wonderland
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Hello Dolly! Imelda Staunton will be looking swell on stage as socialite matchmaker Dolly Levi in a revival of a classic musical
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Louis Korovilas, former head chef of polished West End pasta parlour Bancone, opens new Italian restaurant Tavolino in London Bridge
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New music festival Bigfoot offers big-name headliners plus pop-up versions of top London restaurants, all in the picturesque setting of Ragley Hall in Warwickshire
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Now there's more time to wait for No Time to Die: new Bond film UK release date delayed due to coronavirus fears
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American choreographer Pam Tanowitz’s critically acclaimed New Work for Goldberg Variations has its European premiere at the Barbican this spring
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Gary Owen's new play Romeo and Julie re-imagines Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers as modern 18-year-olds
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This London festival brings together leading lifestyle events: Spirit of Summer Fair, House & Garden Fair and The Art & Antiques Fair Olympia, to celebrate stylish summer living
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An exhibition of Banksy's art works is coming to London, featuring iconic and less well-known works by the satirical artist
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Chanel comes to London with an exhibition of backstage photos by Simon Procter
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Based on the evocative novels by Malorie Blackman, Noughts and Crosses takes place in an alternate Britain where white people ('noughts') are subordinate to people of colour ('Crosses')
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Bold theatre-makers Katie Mitchell and Alice Birch bring Rachel Cusk's autofictional trilogy to the stage
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Hear from superstar chef Ottolenghi as he delves into the inspiration for his new book, Flavour, in a talk at Union Chapel
