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From John Boyega fighting systemic racism in Steve McQueen's Small Axe to Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant recovering from scandal in The Undoing, here's the best of Autumn TV
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Book now: Ralph Fiennes to portray playwright David Hare in new autobiographical play about coping with Covid-19
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After months of delays, Disney's live-action remake of Mulan, the most expensive film ever to be directed by a female filmmaker, is finally coming... to Disney Plus
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John David Washington, Robert Pattinson and Elizabeth Debicki star in Christopher Nolan's 'time-inversion' thriller Tenet. And it looks like another winner
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Newly announced broadcast of Fidelio takes Beethoven's only opera to a wider audience, with an all-star cast
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Matteo Garrone's darker, more faithful adaptation of Pinocchio wields a dark visual power but becomes strangely mundane. Roberto Benigni (Down By Law, Life is Beautiful) stars
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An immersive exhibition in the Barbican Curve, Toyin Ojih Odutola's A Countervailing Theory transports you to a mythical time where your imagination soars
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Cures and curiosity: the latest Netflix docu-series (Un)Well examines some of the pros and cons of the wellness industry
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From dealing with anxiety to getting your mojo back after months on furlough, here’s how to return to the workplace happily and safely
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From (Un)Well's sceptical look at wellness trends to the action-packed, comedic fun of Teenage Bounty Hunters, this week in TV has many reasons to avoid the sun
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Eliza Scanlen, Ben Mendehlson, Essie Davis: the biggest names from Australia play a family in crisis in the eccentric film debut from Shannon Murphy (Killing Eve)
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Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, the love story to end all love stories, airs at Regents Park's Open Air Theatre in summer 2021
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In a strange and elusive collaboration between Sky and Punchdrunk, The Third Day stars Jude Law and Naomie Harris as visitors to a mysterious island off the British coast
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Game on: wild game menus in London are the healthiest, most sustainable way of eating meat. Here's where to feast this season
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A seamless fusion of dance and army life, Rosie Kay Dance Company's 10 Soldiers will soon be available to stream online
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In Charlie Kaufman's new Netflix movie, Jake (Jesse Plemons) and his girlfriend (Jessie Buckley) visit the former's parents (David Thewlis and Toni Collette). But his girlfriend is having doubts
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New-look Proms announces a final fortnight of live music-making – including a healing Last Night of the Proms
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From the one perched on a coastal clifftop to the one that dates back to the Roman Empire, these outdoor venues are saving the UK’s crippled theatre scene
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Phoebe Waller-Bridge joins the cast for His Dark Materials season 2, in which Lyra (Dafne Keen) crosses the bridge between dimensions and finally meets Will (Amir Wilson)
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Not risking a trip abroad this summer? No problem: these restaurants recapture that holiday appetite, transporting diners further afield via their taste buds
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In this new BBC adaptation of Nancy Mitford's The Pursuit of Love, Lily James stars as an upper-class woman engrossed in ideas of love, sex and marriage
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After months of closure, galleries, museums and family attractions are tentatively reopening. Here’s when you can next visit London's top cultural institutions
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Subscription boxes inspire and educate. They're also a treat for kids and are especially handy for parents looking to support and entertain their children
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A deeply engaging piece of dance-theatre, Akademi's The Troth commemorates the contribution of Indian soldiers to WWI and will soon be available online
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From a more sceptical look at wellness trends in Un(Well) to the adventures of the Fab Four in Sex and the City 2, Netflix in August is appealing and eclectic
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London sample sales to add to your diary: August 2020 brings a one-of-a-kind archive from a London design legend
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In the latest BBC film from Jimmy McGovern, Anthony is a metafictional examination of Anthony Walker, a teenager murdered in 2005 for being black
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The BBC's Imagine stable comes up close and personal with hip-hop choreographer Kate Prince, as she develops her hit show Message in a Bottle
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With no school on the horizon for many children, online tutoring is no longer just a London phenomenon, it's now essential to help harried parents across the globe
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From washing hacks to chic travel cases, here's how to care for your face mask, keeping it fresh and clean between uses
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The show will go on as theatres introduce digital viewing options to bring the drama directly to you during social isolation
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Plays, concerts and world-class dance can all be enjoyed online if you know where to look. Here, we bring you day-by-day culture to stream in self-isolation
