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Clueless, Black Panther, God's Own Country and This is England in the lineup
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After winning Best Screenplay in Cannes, Happy As Lazzaro, Alice Rohrwacher's pastoral Italian tale, is set to wow the world
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The V&A's Mary Quant retrospective opens in a kaleidoscope of colour, woven and stitched with personal memories of the feminist freedom her designs inspired
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Children get free theatre tickets throughout August to the very best London family shows on the West End and beyond
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Jill Murphy's beloved The Worst Witch gets the West End treatment this summer.
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Bond comes to life as Skyfall is screened with full orchestral accompaniment at the Royal Albert Hall
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Batman's arch-nemesis is getting his own standalone film, revealing the untold story of the Joker. Joaquin Phoenix and Robert De Niro star
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Gerhard Richter's experiments with paint-smeared photographs come to Gagosian in an exhibition dripping with colour
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Seven new productions, four based on the Orpheus myth, and revivals of Bizet, Puccini and G&S
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Arthur Miller’s 1953 allegory of the Salem Witch Trials is eerily reframed for our modern era of scapegoating and fake news
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Living colours: Kasane – the Language of Japanese Colour Combinations at Japan House celebrates the country's love of seasonal hues with delicate silks dyed from natural materials
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A Lego-themed pop-up bar is coming to Shoreditch in April
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Discover how printmaking forged a new graphic language in Modernist British art
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Discover street food, vintage flea markets and art installations at Vinegar Yard – London's outdoor dining haven
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In The Bay, ITV have brought us enticing twists, intriguing characters, and visually absorbing settings. Here's why you should watch it
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The DC universe has just found its next best superhero: Shazam! packs a seriously enjoyable PG punch
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Zac Efron plays serial killer Ted Bundy in an upcoming biopic that has already shocked audiences at the Sundance Film Festival
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Sample exquisite Middle Eastern and Mediterranean-inspired dishes by The Barbary's Chef Assaf Granit at the Coal Office: Tom Dixon's urban space
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Beasts of London at the Museum of London, in partnership with the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, is a fascinating interactive exhibition focusing on London's animal inhabitants.
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It’s all smiles in Little Miss Sunshine. Arcola Theatre turn a cult-classic film into a musical, which entertains but lacks substance
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Celebrities including Gillian Anderson, Joanna Lumley, Jim Broadbent and Damian Lewis come to the Park Theatre for a starry and spontaneous murder mystery
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The Halal Guys, a Manhattan food truck turned multinational restaurant chain, opens its first UK branch in London’s Leicester Square
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Joaquin Phoenix, John C Reilly, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Riz Ahmed star in The Sisters Brothers, the new Western from French director Jacques Audiard
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Celebrate the best of international craftsmanship with our definitive guide on what to see and do during London Craft Week 2019
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Save the planet or fight a dragon: you decide with DNA VR, London's first virtual reality arcade
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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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NS Harsha's cosmic works land at Victoria Miro with an exhibition that includes 1400 miniature elephants
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge invites the whole gang back together in the penultimate episode of Fleabag. Olivia Colman, Hugh Dennis, Sian Clifford and Andrew Scott all shine
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Glass artist Dale Chihuly returns to Kew Gardens with his mesmerising sculptures
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Smash hit musical Dear Evan Hansen finally transfers to London, with a score written by La La Land's composer and lyricist
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Sadler’s Wells’ programme of dance for the Autumn 2019 is its usual exhilarating mix of dance styles and nationalities. Here are some of the season’s highlights
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Collide Theatre's Metamorphosis is a contemporary take on Kafka's eponymous novella, that premieres at a Festival of European theatre in London
