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Female filmmakers are paving the way for an exciting future in the entertainment industry. From biopics to blockbusters, women are taking the reigns in 2019
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Here's where to find the famous actors: London theatre 2019 is aglow with stars including Jessica Chastain, Jake Gyllenhaal and James McAvoy
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Golden Globe winner Jessica Chastain makes her UK theatre debut in Jamie Lloyd's production of A Doll's House
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Whether you're a romantic or are just here for the thrill of it, this week's major releases have something in store for you, including Marriage Story and Le Mans '66
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From the rumours about who is playing Glastonbury 2020 to the first confirmed headliner... here's who will (and might) be rocking Worthy Farm
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The blockbuster 2014 Donmar Warehouse production of Hollywood noir musical City of Angels comes to the West End
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An exhibition coming to the Royal Academy in spring 2020 explores Gauguin's connection with the impressionists
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Bridesmaids director Paul Feig and Emma Thompson team up for the rom-com with a cast plucked straight from our Christmas wish-list including Emilia Clarke and Henry Golding
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Carols and festive music with a surprise line-up of opera stars, and your chance to sing along with the best
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Noah Baumbach (Frances Ha) returns with a tender film about the difficulties of divorce on an intimate scale, with the help of Scarlett Johansson, Adam Driver and Laura Dern
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Northwest London's literary queen Zadie Smith pens her first play, giving a Willesden twist to Chaucer's Wife of Bath
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From a magical skate rink to a luminous forest, here's what not to miss this weekend
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Nicholas Hytner will transform Philip Pullman's La Belle Sauvage into a play at The Bridge Theatre in 2020
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The remarkable, reclusive author of the My Brilliant Friend series takes us back to Naples with new book The Lying Life of Adults
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An exhibition exploring the work of surrealist photographer Dora Maar is coming to Tate Modern this winter
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Strap on your skates and prepare to glide across the city's most festive, glittering rinks this winter with our guide to the best ice skating in London
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The Royal Ballet serves up a sumptuous feast of pure dancing with its revival of The Sleeping Beauty, now in repertoire at the Royal Opera House
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Here are the best shows to book now for autumn and winter's Christmas season for your toddler, from Peppa Pig to panto
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From flying cars to sustainable futures, cutting-edge design comes to the capital
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From Ancient Egyptian delights at the Saatchi Gallery to the problems world of 24 hour connectivity at Somerset House, here are the exhibitions to see this weekend
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From Oscar winners to indie gems, it's time to take stock of what 2019 has given us. Only the best, here's every five-star film to catch up with this year
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Steve McQueen's school photos projects goes on display at Tate Britain next week
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A family favourite for more than 30 years, Jonathan Miller's fast, funny and satirical production of Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta returns for an incredible 15th time...
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Richard Alston says a fond farewell to The Place, his artistic home for the past 50 years, as his own Richard Alston Dance Company enters its final year
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From luxurious throws to wooden wonders, here are the winter interior design trends that you need in your home
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Hotshot American writer Annie Baker returns to the National Theatre with The Antipodes, a new play about stories
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Looking for things to do in London with the kids this November? We’ve rounded up the best the city has to offer.
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How to embrace the vegan diet in London: plant-based dining that carnivores will love too
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Halloween is all about dressing up, having fun and crazy sugar rushes - but lucky Londoners have an excuse for spooky city excursions. Here's what's happening this Halloween...
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The seven best shows to see in November, featuring a whimsical French musical, a Neapolitan epic and perilous ascent into the Andes
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Theatre and music combine in Ivo van Hove's 'sensational' stage adaptation of Death in Venice at the Barbican
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Return to Elio and Oliver's romance or spend more time with Olive Kitteridge as two of our favourite books get long-awaited sequels this autumn
