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Examining the less-considered life of Elvis's wife Priscilla Presley, Sofia Coppola delivers a delicate, honest biopic. Stars Cailee Spaeny and Jacob Elordi
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The Devil Wears Prada musical is due to hit the West End in 2024
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Writers Harry and Jack Williams swiftly return to the BBC with The Tourist series 2, in which Jamie Dornan and Danielle Macdonald swap the Australian outback for the Irish countryside
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A year-long celebration of the amazingly rich contribution to music of Scottish performers, composers and inspiring landscapes
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Following his success with A Star is Born, Bradley Cooper returns to direct another music movie – this time examining the legendary Leonard Bernstein. Also stars Carey Mulligan
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Steve Coogan reunites with frequent collaborator Armando Iannucci in the latter's stage adaptation of Stanley Kubrick’s war comedy Dr. Strangelove
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The sixth and final season of The Crown opens with four episodes devoted to the weeks preceding Princess Diana's death, with Elizabeth Debicki returning as the ill-fated former royal
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The new film from Promising Young Woman director Emerald Fennell is a dark, gothic and erotic drama set in an English country house. Stars Barry Keoghan and Jacob Elordi
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Justine Triet's Palme d'Or winner Anatomy of a Fall is a fascinating examination of a novelist (Sandra Hüller) accused of murdering her husband in the French Alps
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Start trying to make fetch happen: the Mean Girls musical finally comes to London after dazzling on Broadway
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Molly Manning Walker's directorial debut follows a teenage trio of girls navigating the Mediterranean party town of Malia after finishing their GCSEs. Stars Mia McKenna-Bruce
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After a four-year acting absence, Michael Fassbender returns to cinema as an existential hitman in the new David Fincher film The Killer
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Martin Scorsese reunites with leading men Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro to tell a gruelling true story about supremacist violence against the Osage people in the 1920s
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The Art of Banksy, the major unofficial retrospective of the infamous street artist, is back in London, 'bigger and better'.
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Léa Seydoux and George MacKay star in Bertrand Bonello's baffling and barely penetrable sci-fi film, travelling across three different lives across time
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The third season is officially in production and many of our favourites are readying for their return, including Nicola Coughlan, Luke Newton, Jonathan Bailey and Golda Rosheuvel
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A brunch at Akub, London brings the right amount of Palestinian flavour and sunshine into a dreary London Sunday.
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Sollip, the London Michelin-starred restaurant opened by a Korean couple over Covid years, is a feast for the eyes and the palate
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The stupendously popular Hwang Dong-hyuk TV show Squid Game is awaiting a second season with Lee Jung-jae returning as Gi-hun. But when will it arrive?
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The excellent and gorgeous TV adaptation of the Elena Ferrante books is coming to a close with a whole new cast
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Get ready to pass Go! Beloved board game Monopoly has been transformed into an immersive theatre experience in London
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Operas to entertain and uplift, by Rossini, Mozart, Richard Strauss and Smetana
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The new downstairs cocktail lounge at Bar des Prés evokes 70s French movies and offers scrumptious bites
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Bridgerton was one of Netflix's most successful releases in 2020, but is it really worth watching? Our TV Editor Euan Franklin breaks down the reasons why it is
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One of many upcoming Florence Pugh projects is The Wonder, the new film by Chilean director Sebastián Lelio set in rural Ireland in 1861. Tom Burke also stars
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The phenomenon of Hwang Dong-hyuk's bombastic and resonant K-drama came as a sudden culture shock. But why has it become so popular?
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Move aside Jade Roller: There’s a new beauty tool in town Ice Globes are the new must-have facial massage tool to tone and hone
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The Royal Ballet streams Lyssa, a new short film choreographed by Lynne Page, featuring the company's female dancers and music by Nadine Shah
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NoMad London is set to become Covent Garden’s coolest new hangout
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Camden Live hosts a trio of in-person gigs at beloved music venues St Pancras Old Church and the Dublin Castle
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The chefs and patissiers at Fortnum & Mason have used 153 days of lockdown to create a luxurious new afternoon tea ‘honed to perfection’
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Eataly London – the UK’s first branch of the largest Italian marketplace in the world – offers market-style shops, restaurants and an Italian cooking school
