Getty ImagesFrom Sex and the City to its sequel, heroine Carrie Bradshaw has always pushed the boat out with her fashion. But her latest choice of headwear has shocked viewers like never before.There was other news unfolding around the world...
A24From Materialists to 28 Years Later – these are the films to watch at the cinema and stream at home this month.A24MaterialistsCeline Song's bittersweet debut, Past Lives, was nominated for two Oscars in 2024. For her follow-up, Song has moved...
Getty ImagesTwenty five years ago, the rapper provoked outrage with his second LP, which shot him to superstardom, and was notorious for its offensive lyrics. Now it has become an even more divisive listen.Eminem's second studio album, The Marshall Mathers...
No Ju-han/ NetflixFrom the final series of Netflix’s gruesome dystopian thriller to the return of the Emmy-winning series set in a Chicago restaurant – and Owen Wilson in a golf comedy.Apple TV+1. StickGolf has been the source of some goofy,...
Getty Images(Credit: Getty Images)To reach Everest's summit Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay had to climb sheer rock, while battling treacherous ice and a deadly lack of oxygen on the most dangerous part of the mountain. Seventy-two years ago, they shared...
Rebecca Laurence, Hugh Montgomery and Nicholas BarberThis year's Cannes Film Festival finishes today – and from the hundreds of titles that premiered, here are the ones which are going to be big talking points all through 2025.1. Die, My LoveWith...
Fred Hayes/ HBO(Credit: Fred Hayes/ HBO)Succession showrunner Jesse Armstrong's dystopian feature film debut, premiering on HBO, has "timely resonance" in this "high-tech moment".What if tech bros ruled the world? What if they already do? Jesse Armstrong's close-to-reality satire, Mountainhead, exposes...
Following a record 15-minute standing ovation at its world premiere, Joachim Trier's Sentimental Value is winning rave reviews and generating the biggest buzz from the Cannes Film Festival.Did the Cannes Film Festival save the best for last? Norwegian Joachim Trier...
Set in the military dictatorship of 1970s Brazil, this buzzy crime drama, which has premiered in Cannes, "makes up in pulpy excitement what it lacks in subtlety", and "bursts with sex, shoot-outs and sleazy hitmen".One of the biggest sensations of...
Courtesy of the Cannes Film FestivalAfter years of imprisonment and travel bans in his native Iran, Jafar Panahi returns to Cannes with a furious but funny revenge thriller that takes aim at oppressive regimes and could scoop the Palme d'Or.The...
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