Stuart Heritage

As BBFC’s Wicked warning leaves usual suspects green with anger, is a polite notice on a website really worth frothing about?

The writer and director, who died this week, helped to define what big screen spoofs would look like in the decades after

Brolin’s verses about Timothée Chalamet and Florence Pugh have now found their way into a London art gallery in the form of Dune: Exposures

Where’s the lonely man on the moon? Where’s the plaintive piano ballad sung by a wan Victorian girl? This year’s John Lewis ad is packed with unforgivable sins

All of a sudden, in cities across the world, A-list lookalikes are coming together for reasons not quite known or at least understood

Which anchor is part-vampire? Whose coverage was like being trapped in a hellish marriage? And whose was total genius … against all the odds?

This festive season the streamer is bringing us a snowman as the buff-but-dim love interest in an erotically complicated romcom

The disgraced actor has returned with a lofi new podcast, shot in his tiny apartment, where he interviews other stars but seems more interested in talking about himself

It might be a golden age for children’s television, but no one told the Italian football team. Their horrific show about a cartoon zebra and pals feels like it was designed to punish youngsters

Who should play Patrick Bateman in the new American Psycho?