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We're not even half way through, and 2018's TV has been some of the best ever. Here are the best TV shows of 2018, and how to watch them
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One of the most significant shows of the year opens at Tate Modern: Picasso 1932, Love, Fame, Tragedy is erotic, often brutal but everything we hoped it would be
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Gaspar Noé returns with Climax, another piece of provocation, blending sex, drugs and faux-philosophical musings
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A new month means new Netflix goodies: June brings your next binge-watch series, comedy and drama to watch
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From a Frida Kahlo extravaganza at the V&A to the 250th Summer Exhibition at the RA, these are the best art exhibitions London has on offer this June
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Life is a Dream, choreographer Kim Brandstrup’s full length work for Rambert, makes for an extraordinary, transporting and haunting evening
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London may be one of the art capitals of the world, but there are some fantastic exhibitions outside of London this summer
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Jessie Buckley, Stellan Skarsgård and Emily Watson star in Sky Atlantic's upcoming mini-series Chernobyl
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Simon Stephens and Andrew Scott bring their superlative show Sea Wall back to London for just 14 performances
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With Chelsea Flower show (about) to come up roses, here are the restaurants around King's Road we love most, including foodie enclave Pavilion Road
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What to watch this bank holiday Monday? An angry, frothing adaptation of Shakespeare's King Lear comes to the BBC
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Orlando Bloom returns to the West End stage to star in the lead role of fast-paced thriller Killer Joe
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A new exhibition, theatre in the park, a cheese festival and more...
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Sam Mendes directs an epic boom and bust story of the Lehman Brothers over three generations
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From bijou gallery exhibitions to a Juno Calypso solo show, these are the unmissable art exhibitions in London this week
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Navigate the biggest flower show in the world with our guide to where to eat, drink and swoon at blooms at RHS Chelsea Flower Show
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Innocence and experience jostle in Shoplifters, a beautiful, alchemical family drama from Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda who snapped up the Palme d'Or at Cannes
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Cult act Gandini Juggling and choreographer Alexander Whitley bring their glorious collaboration Spring to Sadler's Wells, as part of the 2019 London International Mime Festival
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A directorial debut from actor Paul Dano and starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Carey Mulligan, Wildlife is a stripped-back drama about being reckless in your quietest moments
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Beauty and brutality combine in this languid look at Patrick Melrose's unhappy childhood
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Composer of film, TV soundtracks and concert works talks to Claudia Pritchard about music in schools, a brand new work, and the cost to creativity of leaving the EU
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The Inheritance: West End Transfer. A generation after the AIDS crisis, Matthew Lopez’s The Inheritance provides a panoramic view of gay life in New York City
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Based on one of the most ridiculous stories never told, Blackkklansman shows Spike Lee hasn’t lost his touch but that he may just be out of it
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Somerset House and Film4 bring a curated selection of films to the great outdoors this week
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Here's what you'll be watching next: the buzziest and best films that screened at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival
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Looking for something off the beaten track? These are the best under-the-radar London art galleries with exhibitions on now
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As The Handmaid's Tale season two and Hugh Grant's juicy new BBC drama hit screens at the same time this weekend, we weigh up which to watch first
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The second Star Wars anthology film, Solo: A Star Wars Story, is a broadly enjoyable adventure with only a few standout moments and star turns
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From genre-defying folk opera to avant-garde greats, here's what to book at the National Theatre
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New BBC Cold War period drama from stalwart of British television Stephen Poliakoff
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A healthy breakfast recipe with a fruity boost from CW's resident nutritionist Stéphanie Achar
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The New Royal Academy of Arts opens this Saturday, in time to celebrate the institution’s 250 year anniversary
