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Joe Cornish made a star out of John Boyega with Attack the Block, now he's back with The Kid Who Would Be King
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Expect Puccini and Verdi at their best when the Spanish-born tenor reprises favourite arias on his international tour
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David and Nic Sheff are the father and son living through addiction and heartbreak in Beautiful Boy, Felix Van Groeningen's stunning feature
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A new Game of Thrones season 8 teaser trailer has arrived, whetting our appetite to see Jon Snow (Kit Harrington) and the other Starks back in action
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The lavish and spectacular return of Gounod's operatic take on classic story where a man sells his soul to the devil
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The hottest ticket in opera: an all-star cast in the London debut of a tried and tested production of Britten's searing opera, directed by Deborah Warner
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The biggest annual showcase of new choreography in the UK, Resolution 2019 is upon us with four weeks of good, not so good and decidedly bizarre work at The Place
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Jonas Kauffman returns to Covent Garden as a young woman's lover at war with her vengeful brother
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The Standard Hotel, London opens in early 2019 – bringing a slice of New York lifestyle across the pond
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The 2019 Serpentine Forward Programme concludes with the first solo Faith Ringgold exhibition in a European public institution
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The Serpentine hosts the first exhibition of work by Venezuelan artist Luchita Hurtado in an institution
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Recently named the most influential person in contemporary art, Hito Steyerl comes to the Serpentine to explore power and digital technology
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Hugh Jackman stars in political biopic The Front Runner as disgraced presidential candidate Gary Hart – but did this film need to be made?
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Richard Alston Dance Company makes the first of its final two visits to Sadler’s Wells with Quartermark, presenting two new works and the return of Alston’s Proverb
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The long-awaited Barbie film has now found its leading Barbie girl, as well as its producer, in Margot Robbie
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The exacting Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and her company Rosas join forces with cellist Jean-Guihen Queyras for a unique interpretation of Bach’s 6 Cello Suites
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Swiss artist Emma Kunz predicted that her drawings were destined for the 21st Century. In 2019, the Serpentine Gallery London presents the first UK solo exhibition of her work
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With fresh faces and a global scope, the first trailer for Men in Black: International promises to take the franchise into uncharted territory
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A rare black and white version of The Scream goes on show in the biggest Edvard Munch exhibition in the UK for 45 years
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In The Upside, Hollywood remake of French triumph Intouchables, Kevin Hart and Bryan Cranston play two unlikely friends in a sentimental but stultifying rehash
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Set to transform London, Illuminated River is the longest public art commission in the world. Here's what we know about it so far
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Make a beeline for this bijou exhibition of Danish art in one of the coolest contemporary art galleries London has to offer
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In Colette, Keira Knightley goes against the norms of 19th century society – sleeping with men, women, and writing the most popular French novels of the time
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Music for Mothering Sunday, with dynamic conductor Xian Zhang and violinist Alina Pogostkina
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It won the Golden Globes for Best Picture and Best Actor, but Bohemian Rhapsody, the Freddie Mercury biopic, is still a bad film that gives a disappointing tribute act
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Songs, trios and the music of celebrated musician friends mark the pianist and composer's bicentenary