Jeanne Dielman: Film directed by woman picked as best ever
Chantal Akerman's film Jeanne Dielman, released in 1975, is considered a seminal feminist work.
Scene-stealer: Child star Lenny Rush’s rise to fame
The Children in Need and Am I Being Unreasonable? star on herding celebrities and improvising.
Stephen Sondheim: Live recording of Phinney’s Rainbow found on bookshelf
A CD recording of live show which fell between shelves has been discovered during a tidy-up.
Emancipation: Has ‘slapgate’ influenced reviews of new Smith film?
Emancipation sees the actor play a slave who escapes a plantation and flees through Louisiana's swamps.
Harry and Meghan Netflix series ‘behind closed doors’
The first trailer comes amid a race row sparked by comments made to a black guest at a royal reception.
Indie rock star Tim Burgess serves up coffee to help homeless
Charlatans singer Tim Burgess spent the day helping out at a coffee shop which supports rough sleepers.
Spotify Wrapped: Bad Bunny tops most-streamed artists globally
Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny tops the Spotify list for the third year in a row.
New rule would stop MPs taking time off to go in jungle
Liberal Democrats are trying to bring in a rule banning sitting MPs going on reality TV programmes.
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds announce Manchester comeback gig
The band, fronted by Oasis legend Noel Gallagher, will play their first show in four years.
The BBC’s First Homosexual: How we made 1950s work into a play
Made in the 1950s, it was the BBC's first documentary about gay men but the work was later lost.