EU investigates Google over ‘demotion’ of commercial content from news media
Some content created with advertisers is no longer visible, which could mean loss of revenue, officials say
Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution review – spectacular if baffling anime is out to thrill and bewilder
Remix of old and new material from TV series includes tremendous battle sequences but there’s an awful lot of lore for new viewers to catch up with
Whoopi Goldberg at 70: her 10 best films – ranked!
The actor and comedian was Oscar-nominated for her film debut 40 years ago, then won an Academy Award just five years later. As she turns 70, we rate Goldberg’s greatest hits
Portishead’s Geoff Barrow: ‘I can’t think of any worse music to make love to than ours’
As he moves into film production with the thriller Game, the musician – also known for Beak> – answers your questions on Myspace rappers, sex playlists and whether Portishead will ever make new music
Lies, damned lies and AI: the newest way to influence elections may be here to stay
The use of AI-generated campaign videos – labeled or unlabeled – is likely to permeate future US elections
Gasp-worthy, clunky, a moral problem? Critics react to The Hunger Games: On Stage
The reviews are in for the long-awaited adaptation of Suzanne Collins’ dystopian novel, presented in a purpose-built theatre in Canary Wharf
Ultra-rich media owners are tightening their grip on democracy. It’s time to wrest our power back
The Guardian has no billionaire or corporate owner: funded by readers, our fierce independence is guaranteed
Park Avenue review – Fiona Shaw is fearless in upmarket New York mother-daughter relationship drama
Having left her husband, Shaw’s daughter moves in with her at the Manhattan apartment she grew up in and soon tensions arise – wry, sweet, melancholic but somewhat insubstantial
Left-Handed Girl review – striking Taiwanese family drama is a real marvel
Shih-Ching Tsou and frequent collaborator Anora’s Oscar-winning auteur Sean Baker have created an affecting and original film of both humor and pathos
City on Fire review – Tarantino-inspiring Hong Kong thriller burns with grit and moral tension
Ringo Lam’s 1987 cop yarn starring a magnetic Chow Yun-fat delivers the violent realism and emotional heft that shaped Reservoir Dogs’ bloody caper
Adulthood review – Alex Winter’s nastily comic crime noir as family intrigue over division of assets
Skeletons rattle and good people turn bad in ruthless tale that is very well played but not quite lethal enough
Swear, self-promote and pretend you’re on a first date: a celebrities’ guide to Letterboxd’s Four Favourites
From Kristen Stewart to Willem Dafoe, everyone is telling the site their top four movies – but here are unwritten rules that will make sure you stand out
James Van Der Beek to sell Dawson’s Creek ‘treasures’ to pay for cancer treatment
Actor, 48, who revealed colorectal cancer diagnosis last year, to also auction memorabilia from Varsity Blues
The Hunger Games: On Stage review – thundering fight to the death in a dazzling dystopia
Eye-popping visuals and a strong lead performance energise Matthew Dunster’s production – but the emotion gets lost amid the action
Elon Musk’s Grok AI briefly says Trump won 2020 presidential election
Chatbot in the past made claims of a ‘white genocide’, pushed antisemitism and referred to itself as ‘MechaHitler’