Why is Sofia Coppola obsessed with pole dancing?
In her new film, The Bling Ring, she gets Emma Waston to swing around the upright. Indeed, in many of her films, there is a pole-dancing scene. Is it something to do with alienation?
Cannes 2013: Blood Ties – first look review
Guillaume Canet's English-language debut is a whopping cop-opera that cruises slowly round 1970s Brooklyn, Marion Cotillard and Clive Owen in the front seat, belting out the tunes at full blast
Cannes 2013: Borgman – first look review
The first Dutch film in 38 years to play in competition at Cannes is an acquired taste fable about the power of the shaman and the endemic evil of the upper middle-classes
Google chairman Eric Schmidt softens line on tax loopholes
Boss of search engine says international tax law could benefit from reform – a marked shift in tone from December remarks
Vevo boss Nic Jones: ‘We’re at the pointy end of labels’ activities’
What the majors want from the video hub, what he learned from MySpace – and why mobile is more than just phones. By Jemima Kiss
Yahoo poised to buy Tumblr for rumoured $1.1bn
Reports claim board has approved move to buy blogging platform site that could catapult Yahoo back into top flight web firms
Cannes 2013: Tip Top – first look review
Bill James's crime thriller is sexed-up and transplanted to France, with Isabelle Huppert in the lead. But the odd mix of bloody murder and comedy couplings means the movie belies its title
Aleksei Balabanov obituary
Film-maker known for his dark take on post-Soviet Russia
Cannes 2013: Monsoon Shootout – first look review
Amit Kumar's bold noir set amongst corrupt cops in Mumbai acts as a brash, blockbusting corrective to Cannes's more sombre excesses
Cannes 2013: Seduced and Abandoned – first look review
James Toback and Alec Baldwin press the flesh with financiers, journos and A-listers such as Martin Scorsese and Ryan Gosling in this endlessly revealing guilty-pleasure documentary shot at Cannes last year
Cannes 2013: Coen brothers’ Inside Llewyn Davis on song for Palme d’Or
Critically acclaimed film focuses on struggling musician amid folk-revival scene from which Bob Dylan would emerge
Tax avoidance: how to change corporate behaviour
It is up to consumers and voters to change the lousy behaviour of big banks, energy giants and internet multinationals. They will not change by themselves
Wapping’s pervasive paywall sets some ambitious goals for the Sun
Peter Preston: Premiership clips and the best of the Bun for £104 a year – but with the everything-must-pay ethos comes a loss of visibility