Culture
Remembering Icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhannsson – the man who knew the score

Remembering Icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhannsson – the man who knew the score
Susan Sarandon: “Hedy Lamarr was so strong, as well as brilliant”

Susan Sarandon: “Hedy Lamarr was so strong, as well as brilliant”
Watch ‘SMEAR’ – a terrifying, tentacle-infested trip to the gynaecologist

Watch ‘SMEAR’ – a terrifying, tentacle-infested trip to the gynaecologist
Watch Public Service Broadcasting’s coal industry-lamenting music video

Watch Public Service Broadcasting’s coal industry-lamenting music video
Street Cat Bob looks majestic in a new portrait by Rankin

Street Cat Bob looks majestic in a new portrait by Rankin
Duncan Jones: Twitter love for Mute has recharged my heart

Duncan Jones: Twitter love for Mute has recharged my heart
Rising star Jade Anouka brings the Black Panther Challenge to London

Rising star Jade Anouka brings the Black Panther Challenge to London
Self-care for screen lovers with Flog It, Love Island and Antiques Road Trip

Self-care for screen lovers with Flog It, Love Island and Antiques Road Trip
A Fantastic Woman, review – Oscar hopeful is a powerful portrait of prejudice

A Fantastic Woman, review – Oscar hopeful is a powerful portrait of prejudice
Top 5 forensic thrillers – as chosen by Ashley Dyer

Top 5 forensic thrillers – as chosen by Ashley Dyer
World Book Day: Sharing a story about sharing a story

World Book Day: Sharing a story about sharing a story
Soldier On: new play about PTSD performed by veterans goes on tour

Soldier On: new play about PTSD performed by veterans goes on tour
Timothy Spall: “It was one of the biggest shocks of my life”

Timothy Spall: “It was one of the biggest shocks of my life”
Top 5 books on reading books – as chosen by Chris Paling

Top 5 books on reading books – as chosen by Chris Paling
The gender equality struggle is real, even in the ‘liberal and lovely’ arts

The gender equality struggle is real, even in the ‘liberal and lovely’ arts
Radio with Robin Ince – a journey into dementia on Radio 4’s Book of the Week

Radio with Robin Ince – a journey into dementia on Radio 4’s Book of the Week
Dark River, review – dive into this murky Yorkshire drama at your own risk
