Cannes 2013 live blog day 6: Inside Llewyn Davis, As I Lay Dying
All the news, reviews, comment and buzz from the Croisette on day six of the Cannes film festival
BBC told to improve online local news
Review by the BBC Trust says web services are in good order, but coverage of regional news is 'not particularly comprehensive'. By Mark Sweney
Cannes 2013: As I Lay Dying – first look review
James Franco's adaptation of William Faulkner's novel is perhaps not entirely successful, but it's a brave and interesting attempt to pull off a film with a high degree of difficulty, writes Peter Bradshaw
Chapman brothers to film adaptation of The Marriage of Reason and Squalor
Rhys Ifans in talks to star in art world-funded version of Jake Chapman's 2008 novel, written and directed by the artist brothers
Marissa Mayer announces Yahoo Tumblr acquisition via animated GIF
Charles Arthur: Setting up her own Tumblr, dropping Google+ from her Twitter profile, rolling with the zeitgeist - the chief executive of Yahoo has got internet style to burn
Keanu Reeves’ revolution: Matrix star to direct Chinese-backed kung fu film
With heavy financial support from Beijing, trilingual Man of Tai Chi aims to pack big punch at eastern and western box offices
David Cameron told to stop moralising to multinationals over tax
CBI head and UK's largest employers descend on Downing Street amid claims tax row has been used as 'political football'
Yahoo-Tumblr deal: Internet giant promises not to ‘screw it up’ over $1.1bn deal
Web pioneer reveals details of acquisition of blogging platform, as site's 26-year-old founder tells staff: 'Fuck yeah'. By Charles Arthur and Josh Halliday
Tom Hiddleston to play Coriolanus at Donmar Warehouse
Star of War Horse and Thor will play opposite Mark Gatiss in Shakespeare tragedy, which he calls 'play for our time'
All the road rage: Fast & Furious 6 taps a modern vein
David Cox: Without superheroes or aliens, the F&F franchise has made speed, laced with rage, one of cinema's most beloved intoxicants
Cameron refuses to say if he will quiz Google boss Eric Schmidt over tax
Spokesman refuses to be drawn on whether Cameron will question Schmidt, who is attending a meeting of PM's business advisory committee
Gawker, the mayor of Toronto and the crack cocaine video
The US gossip website Gawker is attempting to raise $200,000 in donations to buy a video alleged to show mayor of Toronto, Rob Ford smoking crack cocaine
Louise Mensch’s former business partner Luke Bozier accepts caution
Menschn co-founder says 'six months of turmoil' have ended after arrest on suspicion of viewing indecent images of children
YouTube Comedy Week: we’ll be here all week …
Sarah Silverman and Owen Wilson kicked off YouTube's seven-day comedy extravaganza – and David Brent is displaying his guitar skills. We're aiming to cover the lot
Antonio Banderas to star in film about trapped Chilean miners
Spaniard will play Mario Sepúlveda, public face of the 33 men involved in 2010 mining accident, in Patricia Riggen's new film