Miranda Collinge

Acting is a family business for the towering Swede, but his own path to the top has been anything but conventional

There are masterclasses of all kinds in this movie, but one of them is definitely its star's play-it-straight delivery

If you're a chronic people-pleaser, there may be a good reason

Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman's best efforts might not save their new black comedy, but these other divorce dramas might make up for their break-up

The bard laid bare

Also unlike Matt Smith’s mohawk, Darren Aronofsky’s heist comedy is a bit flat

1066, but make it hot

Plus six other very Robbie Williams-ish things he came out with at his 'Britpop' album playback last night

In this four-part series, the horrors of 20 years ago are retold with care and context

Taron Egerton and Denis Lehane are on actual fire

The Totally Bananas Ending of '28 Years Later' Explained

In ‘28 Years Later’, Masculinity Has Never Been More Toxic

Don't worry, there are plenty more grisly murders to enjoy

Cue: tequila, lime and post-work happiness

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Tom Hardy is a brilliant actor, a bona-fide movie icon and a man’s man if ever there was one. But he’s also a thoughtful, sensitive soul who isn’t afraid to explore and unpick his own image. For the Esquire summer issue, we met up with the MobLand star for a mind-expanding meal

What it lacks in laugh-out-loud funnies it makes up for in headwear

The London restaurant scene, once a gastronomic punchline, has never been more diverse or delicious – and it’s also never been more in need of your help. The impact of the pandemic has been immense, plunging most of our favourite restaurants into financial precarity while sadly seeing off many others. It’s been reported that turnover in the UK hospitality industry fell by over £200 million a day over the course of 2020, and as a result there were almost 30,000 job losses in the sector. But resta…

Thirty years ago — give or take — a new sound emerged from south London that would transform the musical landscape in Britain and beyond, then disappear just as abruptly. A selection of the key figures of the UK garage scene recall what went so right, and then so wrong

In the Irish writer’s slippery new book, broken cables and broken relationships litter the ocean floor