Self-Made and The Banker showcase the power of black-owned businesses
The Netflix series and Apple TV movie tell true stories of entrepreneurship at odds with an ongoing Hollywood narrative of black tragedy
Candace Bushnell: ‘It seems like every generation has to relearn feminism’
Sex and the City author has written her first ‘overtly feminist’ novel which details her own experiences of inappropriate male behaviour
Emerald Fennell: the wickedly funny screen princess of darkness
After Call the Midwife and Killing Eve, the Londoner has turned director with her own tale of violent female revenge
Filming of BBC’s Peaky Blinders and Line of Duty postponed
Decision about popular shows comes as TV production grinds to halt amid coronavirus crisis
‘It’s not just “we’ll watch them having sex”’: Trigonometry’s Ariane Labed on the polyamory drama
The French actor is best known for her work in arthouse films such as Attenberg and The Lobster. So what attracted her to a British TV drama about a three-way relationship?
Alison Brie: ‘The effects of trauma spider-webbed through the whole family’
Even as a young girl, Alison Brie knew how to entertain a crowd. Now, the star of Mad Men and Glow is tackling the heartbreak of her grandmother’s struggles with mental illness
From war carnage to Greek idyll: the 1917 team take on The Magus
Flushed with awards success, Sam Mendes and his partners at Neal Street Productions reveal their latest film, TV and theatre projects
Brian Blessed: ‘All my life, 90% of men have bored the arse off me’
Dressed in pyjamas and wellies, the great actor talks about his astronaut training in Russia, the original Cats – and putting his might behind his daughter Rosalind’s very personal plays
Gavin & Stacey, Doctor Who, Dracula: your ultimate guide to Christmas TV
TV quizzes, sitcom specials and an audience with Kylie - plus Adam reunites with Joe for a festive podcast and 007 heads over to a Highlands pile
The 50 best TV shows of 2019: No 3 – Chernobyl
This tale of the 1986 Soviet nuclear meltdown combined disaster movie and conspiracy thriller into a near-perfect example of TV making
Douglas Hodge: ‘I almost had to head-butt Harold Pinter’
He’s the musicals maestro who’s now starring in everything from Joker to Gemini Man. He reveals how he went from working men’s clubs to Hollywood – via a Pinteresque spell in theatre
For All Mankind review – Apple’s solid alt-space saga avoids crash landing
A splashy new series imagines what would have happened if Russia had won the space race with decent, if rarely compelling, results
Auteurs assemble! What caused the superhero backlash?
They’ve conquered the box office. Now it’s payback time. As they are attacked by film-makers like Martin Scorsese, are TV and movie superheroes fighting a losing battle against reality?
The week in TV: Dublin Murders; Living With Yourself; Giri/Haji and more – reviews
The BBC’s new cop hit brings brilliantly flawed humanity to familiar tropes, and Paul Rudd is literally at war with himself on Netflix
‘Golden age of TV’ gives boost to music industry
Proliferation of hit TV has led fans to stream soundtracks of their favourite Netflix and Amazon Prime shows