Emma Watson hopes to weave real magic with Bling Ring role
Harry Potter star relishes fresh challenge in Sofia Coppola movie about celebrity-obsessed thieves
The Stoker – review
Full of idiosyncratic, almost suicidal directorial choices, yet weirdly this film cuts to the heart of its country
Fast & Furious 6 – review
Silly but enjoyable, this sixth instalment of the franchise surprisingly still has fuel in the tank, writes Peter Bradshaw
The Liability – review
A downbeat Brit thriller that shows some flair but doesn't really come together, writes Peter Bradshaw
Margaret Hodge asks Google some searching questions
Michael White: While the Tories' Euro-drama stumbles on, the chair of the public accounts committee was actually busy achieving something
Amazon faces whistleblower’s claims over UK business tax practices
Margaret Hodge, chair of public accounts committee, signals company interview to come on tax arrangements
MP on Google tax avoidance scheme: ‘I think that you do evil’
Google and Amazon face fresh attack over claims that their multibillion-pound UK-facing businesses should not be taxed
Apple and Google app downloads reveal rate of smartphone growth
Downloader of Apple's 50 billionth app receives $10,000 gift card, but that's just small beer compared to app developers
Baz Luhrmann on The Great Gatsby: ‘Fitzgerald was a clown, just like I am’
The director of the new film of The Great Gatsby is under no illusions that his style is everyone's cup of tea – and that, he says, is why he has such a kinship with the novel's author
LulzSec: the unanswered questions
The sentencing of four members of the LulzSec hacking crew closes the book on their activities, but questions remain
LulzSec hackers jailed for string of sophisticated cyber-attacks
Four men who caused millions of pounds of damage in 2011 get sentences of up to 32 months
Cannes 2013 live blog day 2: The Bling Ring, Jeune et Jolie
All the news, reviews, comment and buzz from the Croisette on day two of the Cannes film festival
LulzSec: what they did, who they were and how they were caught
Charles Arthur: From May 2011, the hackers targeted organisations, including the FBI, around the world – now many group members face jail
Olivier Assayas on Something in the Air: ‘A rock concert, a party, a riot – these are the rites of passage’
Olivier Assayas's new film is set amid the fallout of the May 68 uprising and the rebellious antics of its hero recall the director's own youthful protests. He talks to Ryan Gilbey about adrenaline rushes and breaking rules