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Not feeling festive? Spark some joy with Christmas candles and seasonal scents to transform your home
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Tate Modern explores the genius of Cézanne and his struggle for recognition
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Ruben Östlund returns with his second Palme d'Or-winning film, which is a satire of the wealthy on board a luxury yacht. Woody Harrelson stars
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From Stephen Graham examining far-right groups in The Walk-In to the kitchen anxieties of a Chicago sandwich shop in The Bear, this week in TV is filled with intriguing thrills
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Sir Ian McKellen leads the cast of Mother Goose. The pantomime is touring until Easter 2023, calling in at the West End's Duke of York's Theatre for Christmas
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Chic ankle boots have been a wardrobe staple for the past couple of years. Meanwhile, knee-high boots are making a comeback.
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Previous shows have included Benedict Cumberbatch, Jude Law and Olivia Coleman. Now London's star-studded letter-reading event returns to the Royal Albert Hall
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A promising opening of the 2022-23 season
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From a once-in-a-lifetime exhibition of Paul Cézanne at Tate Modern to Frieze grand extravaganza, October is London's most anticipated art month.
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From The Good Nurse with Jessica Chastain and Eddie Redmayne to The Watcher with Naomi Watts and Mia Farrow, Netflix in October wields many dark and delightful pleasures
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From the strangeness of Peter Strickland's Flux Gourmet starring Gwendoline Christie to the comfortable Mrs Harris Goes to Paris with Lesley Manville, here are the films in cinemas this weekend
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Best of the Autumn Sales
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Grab an opportunity to see one of the most joyous dance performances on offer, when Birmingham Royal Ballet's Don Quixote comes to a cinema near you
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As the days grow colder, keep your spirits merry and your appetite sated by hunkering down at these exciting new restaurant tables
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From ten-time Tony award-winners to hyped premieres, these are the most exciting theatre shows to open in October
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Erin Doherty is compelling in Lyndsey Turner’s revival of The Crucible at the National Theatre, but ES Devlin’s design steals the show
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Whether homespun and slouchy or streamlined and contemporary, here's our edit of the best affordable cashmere brands
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Sir Kenneth Branagh stars as Boris Johnson in this new six-part dramatisation of the British government's response to the Covid pandemic
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The first major Lucian Freud exhibition for a decade will showcase the master's long and influential career
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From a protest party at an east London gallery to a weekend festival on Hampstead Heath and a chance to learn the Japanese art of kintsugi, your weekend sorted
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The metaverse is blurring the lines between digital and physical realities – here’s how to join in the fun and games of the beauty metaverse
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Director Daniel Fish's Tony-winning revival of Oklahoma! transfers from the Young Vic to the West End's Wyndham's Theatre for 2023
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Mayerling, Kenneth Macmillan’s dark and complex tale of political intrigue, madness and death in the Austro-Hungarian court, opens The Royal Ballet's new season
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Starring Ana de Armas and Adrien Brody, Andrew Dominik's controversial adaptation of the Marilyn Monroe novel by Joyce Carol Oates is finally coming to Netflix
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Now that autumn is here, a new-season coat, jacket or cape is top of the agenda.
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Stock up on seasonal veg, find a perfect photo backdrop and get Halloween-ready with our roundup of the best pumpkin patches near London
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Looking for what to do with kids in London this October half-term? We've got the family covered
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Starring Oscar-winner Helen Hunt, Eureka Day is a hard-working satire about woke culture that wins over the Old Vic audience in post-pandemic London
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K-pop, politics and Parasite are all part of a sensational blockbuster exhibition of Korean culture at V&A
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Myha'la Herrold, Marisa Abela and Jay Duplass star in Mickey Down and Konrad Kay's Industry, which plunges into the sexual, hedonistic and egotistic world of high finance
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Pollution-proof your skincare to combat the nasty effects of city life
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Fragile, egg-like sculptures shine a light on the beautiful and evocative work of Slovakian sculptor Maria Bartuszova in Tate Modern's small exhibition
