Danny Dyer gets proper naughty at TV awards ceremony
Media Monkey: The EastEnders actor got up close with Mary Berry and turned the air blue while accepting a gong
DVDs and downloads: Bad Neighbours, Concussion, the complete Sopranos, Blue Ruin and more
Zac Efron comes into his own as a frat boy determined to make Seth Rogan's life a misery, writes Guy Lodge
Lars von Trier returns to TV: what can we expect?
Graeme Virtue: The director of Nymphomaniac has announced a new TV series, The House that Jack Built, produced by the Danish broadcaster behind The Killing and The Bridge. But what will it be like?
Dan Stevens Q&A – as it happened
You may know him as ever-so-nice Matthew Crawley from Downton Abbey – but he’s turned into an all-American badass for new film The Guest. Dan Stevens answered readers questions No more Mr Nice Guy: Viv Groskop’s recent interview
Dan Stevens: no more Mr Nice Guy
It's two years since Dan Stevens took the plunge and left the lords and ladies of Downton. He tells Viv Groskop how Hollywood toughened him up
Breaking Bad’s Aaron Paul: ‘I miss Jesse Pinkman’
Nosheen Iqbal: He landed the role of a lifetime as a troubled meth-slinger – but Aaron Paul isn’t done just yet. Here he talks about returning for the prequel, Better Call Saul, playing sidekick to a cartoon horse and his religious upbringing
Sam Neill: British food is mostly terrible but when it’s good, it’s fantastic
The actor has been coming to St John for nearly 20 years. But while he's obsessed with the place his greatest passion is reserved for his vineyards, he tells Tim Lewis
Is The Honourable Woman the perfect example of TV’s golden age?
Writer Hugo Blick talks of his excitement over the spy thriller that addresses the complexities of the Middle East conflict
Kay Mellor: ‘Steven Spielberg rang me up in Topshop’
The writer, director and producer on her new drama In the Club, the BBC, Leeds, soaps – and when Hollywood came calling. By Maggie Brown
Christina Hendricks: ‘My agency dropped me when I first agreed to play Joan in Mad Men’
Eight years later, Hendricks is recognised by millions. Here she tells Elizabeth Day about being bullied at school, and her new film role as a grieving mother
Hannibal: what we learned about season three at Comic-Con
Luke Holland: New characters and a new direction are promised in San Diego – but what we really want to see is showrunner Bryan Fuller's fantasy musical episode
David Lynch: ‘I’ve always loved Laura Palmer’
Jeremy Kay: Twin Peaks terrified TV audiences and made David Lynch a household name. Now, nearly 25 years later, he is returning to the scene of the crime, releasing unseen material from the movie prequel Fire Walk With Mefff
The 10 best screen geeks
As new comedy Silicon Valley begins, Michael Hogan salutes his favourite nerds
BBC accused of playing it safe with aged show lineup such as EastEnders
Trust review concludes that BBC1 must show more creative ambition if it is to win back young and diverse audiences