Rodney Wilson obituary
Other lives: Producer of TV arts programmes and film officer at the Arts Council determined to reach new, diverse audiences
Gerald Harper obituary
Stylish actor with a self-knowing comic touch who had a successful career on television and the stage
Quatermass 2 review – Hammer turns up the heat in enjoyable alien invader sequel
The brusque, unsmiling American rocket scientist returns with a bigger budget and more action alongside an entertaining turn from Sid James as an inebriated journalist
Constantine Costi: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet)
The film and opera director tells us what makes him laugh – which, as it turns out, is entirely Muppets
TV tonight: Channel 4 airs the Gaza documentary the BBC wouldn’t broadcast
Ramita Navai investigates Israel’s attacks on Gaza’s hospitals in a controversial film. Plus: celebrating football hero Mary Earps. Here’s what to watch this evening
‘I have a lot of sympathy for Elon Musk’: Succession creator Jesse Armstrong on his tech bros AI satire Mountainhead
He is the master of ripped-from-the-headlines drama, a writer who skewers the billionaire class. As Mountainhead takes him into new territory, he talks about his nuanced view of the world’s richest man – and why a bonnet drama may be next
Better Man, Sinners and Happy Gilmore 2: what’s new to streaming in Australia in July
Plus a celebration of Jaws as it turns 50, a smart Lena Dunham comedy starring Megan Stalter and a laugh-out-loud look at Australia’s housing crisis
Post your questions for Rosanna Arquette
As she plays a woman with a time machine in new sci-fi mind-bender Futra Days, the Desperately Seeking Susan and Pulp Fiction actor will answer your questions about her extremely varied career
Free coffee, cut-price theatre tickets and birthday upgrades: 42 genius ways to beat the system
It pays to be in the know. These simple hacks will help you save money on entertainment, household bills and eating out
John Oliver on AI slop: ‘Some of this stuff is potentially very dangerous’
The Last Week Tonight host went deep on the creative bankruptcy and long-term concerns over AI images and videos flooding the internet
Dan Aykroyd: ‘I don’t believe in associating with beings that have no souls’
The Ghostbuster and Blues Brother on living in a haunted house, jamming with a president, and befriending a bear called Uncle Joe
‘We were all pretty privileged’: Allison Williams on Girls, nepo babies and toxic momfluencers
She made her name in Lena Dunham’s landmark series, then starred in Get Out. As she returns in M3gan 2.0, the sequel to the hit horror about a murderous AI doll, she talks about parenting in an age of smartphones, Botox and her famous father
‘A new space to play in’: can vertical dramas save the UK’s TV sector?
Shot in vertical, phone-friendly aspect and produced on the quick, the Chinese-import format is bringing work to an ailing industry
Adeel Akhtar: ‘It seemed late in the day to start noticing Asian actors … we’ve been here a really long time’
He’s had supporting roles in almost every big TV show of the past few years, but now the man nicknamed Ideal Actor is taking the lead on stage, playing a top politician. He talks about challenging perceptions, being detained by the FBI and how he’s ‘redefining the idea of the everyman’
Gina Gershon: ‘Tom Cruise was tickling me in bed. I nearly broke his nose’
The star of Showgirls, Bound and High Rollers answers your questions on missing out on The Matrix, being a gay hero and swapping faces with her cat