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George Orwell’s great modern classic is brought back to the stage...

In the years from 1923 to 1953, the wealthy Swiss businessman...

Heart-racing and wickedly gruesome, Josh Ruben’s Heart Eyes is a slasher horror that capitalises on...

Under new festival direction – led by Tricia Tuttle, former head of the BFI...

A slow-burn love story wrapped in the trappings of luxury cars, neon lights and bad...

Nearly a decade after Steve Rogers’s trilogy concluded, Captain America: Brave...

Ron Pope’s new album American Man, American Music is almost like...

Written in 1900 and first performed the following year, eminent...

For those still wading through...

Words like legend and icon are frustratingly overused these days but with Cyndi...