Blanca Schofield

Want to take part in a gunpowder plot? Immerse yourself in Japanese folklore? Or go on a bear hunt? Here is the best family entertainment this week, writes Blanca Schofield

With registration open again and tickets on sale next week, Blanca Schofield rounds up her newfound tips for success

The South Korean drama has morphed into a real-life show with 456 contestants battling it out for a jackpot prize. Its creators explain all

With the Hollywood strikes called off, our writer finds out which productions are getting going again and asks when we will be able to devour the delayed movies and hit series

The musician unveils his cultural favourites, from Happy Valley to The Graduate.My favourite author or bookSiddhartha by Hermann Hesse, which I haven’t read in 40 years but I remember really had an

No wonder this 20-year-old Canadian is hailed as pop’s next big thing — she counts Olivia Rodrigo as a close friend and has songs written by Billie Eilish

The Royal Ballet principal dancer lets us into her cultural life, from her love of Sex and the City and Romeo and Juliet to her dislike of baroque music.My favourite author It’s between Hanya

Emma Stone’s sexual odyssey Poor Things could be the first adult-rated film since 2006 to win best picture at the Oscars. Is this the return of the risque?

The musician’s mum and dad fought in Zimbabwe’s independence war. Now she’s a star singer and Adele is a big fan

Two of the century’s biggest artists are exchanging verbal blows in a beef that has engulfed the internet, but how has rap moved on since the violence of the 1990s?