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What went on behind the scenes at the studio of the prolific and inventive Leonardo da Vinci? This new opera brings the artist's notebooks to life
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Anthony Neilson directs a revival of Lucy Prebble's 2012 hit The Effect at Soho's new Boulevard Theatre
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The dark side of Sleeping Beauty's story returns, and goes deeper: Maleficent: Mistress of Evil sees Aurora's godmother show her true colours
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John Carney (Begin Again, Sing Street) brings the New York Times column Modern Love to the small screen in a sweet anthology series
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Too soon to think about Christmas theatre? 2019's best shows will sell out before the last leaves fall. Here's what to book now
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From the most chic catwalk cakes to the new Mariage Freres serving savoury and sweet delicacies infused with tea, these are London's best afternoon teas
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The roaring twenties come to life with sparkle, drama and a large yet intimate party in this immersive production of F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby
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A timely new play at Trafalgar Studio Two explores the link between teen suicide and social media
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The Virgil Abloh x Ikea collab known as the MARKERAD collection will be dropping this November
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Make the most of autumn with hidden supper clubs, niche bars and unlikely partnerships. Here are the London pop-ups worth catching before they vanish
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From the thrilling reunion of Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro in The Irishman to Timothée Chalamet rocking royalty in The King, Netflix in November is filled with dark menace
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This thrilling and stylish BBC drama explores the devastating effects of a murder separated by thousands of miles. Kelly Macdonald stars
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Paul Rudd delivers a poignant double-performance in this existential Netflix comedy drama, in which the apathetic Miles comes face to face with his doppelgänger. Aisling Bea also stars
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James McAvoy, Ruth Wilson, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Dafne Keen all star in His Dark Materials, BBC's new adaptation of Philip Pullman's fantasy trilogy
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Hurricane women grace the silver screen this weekend: catch Keira Knightley, Angelina Jolie, Elle Fanning and more in the best new cinema releases
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In the new political thriller from Gavin Hood (Eye in the Sky), Keira Knightley plays Katharine Gun, a GCHQ employee who leaked an email coercing support for the Iraq War
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From the much-loved igloos making a return, to Christmas-themed cocktail dens, we round up London’s festive pop-ups worth getting excited about this winter
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The untold story of the Pre-Raphaelite sisters comes to the National Portrait Gallery in an exhibition revealing the truth behind the movement's success
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Be the first at the door of these great London sample sales
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An exhibition of work by pioneer of electronic art, Nam June Paik, lands at Tate Modern
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Our round-up of the best alternative advent calendars for kids this Christmas
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Indulge your wanderlust and plan an exotic adventure with inspiration and advice at Condé Nast Traveller's Luxury Travel Fair
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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 this summer
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Silo zero-waste restaurant moves from Brighton to Hackney Wick, bringing chef Douglas McMaster’s vision for eco-friendly eating to London
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In BBC's Dublin Murders, Killian Scott and Sarah Greene star as detectives looking into a series of forest murders in 2006 Ireland.
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Midge (Rachel Brosnahan), Susie (Alex Borstein), Joel (Michael Zegen) and the rest of the Maisel gang return for The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel season 3
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The British Museums launch an exhibition exploring the influence of the Islamic world on western art
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The RCA Secret auction opened on the first weekend of December. Check back nearer the time for more details.
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From the bite-sized Amazon Prime romcom Modern Love, starring Anne Hathaway, to the new dark BBC detective drama Dublin Murders, this week in TV is both lovely and bleak
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Following the triumphant Can You Ever Forgive Me?, director Marielle Heller returns to tell the story of beloved children's entertainer Fred Rogers
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The Italian director on discovering opera, slipping on banana skins and introducing children to the best
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In BBC Two's The Name of the Rose, John Turturro stars as Guglielmo da Baskerville, a 14th-century Franciscan friar who investigates a series of murders in an isolated monastery
