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From Parasite to 1917 – we round up what will win, and what should win at the 2020 Oscars
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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
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The story that unfolded behind closed doors is the subject of Bombshell starring Charlize Theron and Nicole Kidman as the biggest names in right-wing news
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In season 2, Otis (Asa Butterfield) enjoys his new-found sex drive, Maeve (Emma Mackey) receives a visit from her recovering mother, and Moordale School is infected with chlamydia
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Boasting a heavenly cast with David Tennant, Michael Sheen, Jon Hamm, Frances McDormand, and Benedict Cumberbatch, Good Omens can't be missed
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The iconoclastic Irish dance-maker Michael Keegan-Dolan makes a much anticipated return to Sadler’s Wells with his new work MÁM, a highlight of the latest Dublin Theatre Festival
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The hot culinary openings for 2020 embrace the whole of the capital from South Kensington and Fitzrovia to Tottenham
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Paolo Sorrentino's The New Pope sees Pope Pius XIII (Jude Law) in a coma, and the Vatican scrabbles to find a new supreme pontiff. Is John Malkovich the answer?
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Quirky date ideas for a London Valentine's Day with a difference
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The actor du jour lines up his latest star-studded role, as Timothée Chalamet is Bob Dylan in James Mangold's new biopic, Going Electric
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Filmmaking duo Josh and Benny Safdie sink into the criminal underground once more after Good Time with a high-stakes thriller set in New York's diamond district
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Holly Blakey’s Cowpuncher My Ass, a post-punk deconstruction of Western movies dressed by the Vivienne Westwood House, comes to the Southbank’s Queen Elizabeth Hall
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With a new year to get excited for, it's time to plan which foreign-language films to watch across the next months. Here are the titles to keep on your radar
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Taika Waititi, George MacKay, Terrence Malick, Dev Patel, Tilda Swinton, Tom Hanks, Marielle Heller, Robert Pattinson – all the stars are coming out to shine this month in cinemas
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In this new Channel 4 mystery drama, Dr Tom Kendrick (David Tennant) has his life turned upside down when tragedy strikes a small community in Scotland
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Closely following the 1985 White House Farm murders, writer Kris Mrksa traces the lead-up to the shootings and the injustice that came afterwards. Stephen Graham stars
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At the start of this new decade we take a look at five artists who are set to do big things in 2020
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A heated lido, a pool in a deer park, an Olympic aquatics centre and a laconium are all on offer to those who want to swim without buying a membership
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From the shows and exhibits to see to the trends to get ahead of, this is what you'll be doing with the kids in 2020
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Sustainability and luxury combine in London’s most exciting hotels openings
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Gwyneth Paltrow's top-grossing lifestyle brand Goop is coming to Netflix in The Goop Lab, where she experiments with energy healing, psychedelics and… exorcisms?
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George Mackay and Dean-Charles Chapman lead the war epic, with Benedict Cumberbatch, Andrew Scott, Colin Firth and Mark Strong in supporting roles
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The Prince of Egypt musical comes to the West End with Stephen Schwartz’s Academy Award-winning score
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Ask the experts: gym instructors from Barry’s Bootcamp, 1Rebel, Boom Cycle and Third Space on how to create achievable fitness goals and workout regimes in 2020
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Podcasts for mums can be useful, practical, escapist and inspiring. These are the best podcasts for mums in the UK to check out now.
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Dry January doesn't have to be dull. Wean yourself off the wine, vanquish the vodka and banish the beer with inventive mocktails
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In his follow up to Thor: Ragnarok, Taika Waititi brings his trademark wit to Nazi Germany: playing a little boy's imaginary friend – Adolf Hitler
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From the stylish return of BBC's Killing Eve with Jodie Comer and Sandra Oh to Belgravia, ITV's new successor to Downton Abbey, TV in 2020 is awash with great drama
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Immerse yourself in a catwalk show, industry-led talks and a creative installation
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Writer/creator Amanda Coe examines the notorious Profumo affair in 1963 between the 19-year-old Christine Keeler (Sophie Cookson) and Tory war minister John Profumo (Ben Miles)
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Superheroes, lovers, lighthouse keepers, wuxia warriors – whoever your hero, there's a new favourite film just around the corner for you.
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The baritone on playing an interfering father, farming in Wales and life after Brexit