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Tributes have been paid to the Hollywood actor who died after suffering from pneumonia. 

With the world full of post-truth politicians and tech overlords, it feels like the world of Black Mirror has come true.

‘Longplayer’ is a piece of music that began playing 25 years ago on Tibetan singing bowls, and it is designed to ring out in total for 1,000 years without repetition.

Amid what President Trump calls his ‘war on woke’ – rolling back diversity and inclusion efforts, filmmakers across the world are fighting to make sure that representation still matters.

One of the most stylish chase thrillers of all time, Hitchcock’s classic movie North by NorthWest features stunning cinematography in amazing locations.

We spoke to will.i.am and asked him what he would say to artists who think AI is a threat.

‘Santosh’ is Sandhya Suri’s feature-length debut, following a 28-year-old female police officer who comes face-to-face with India’s deep-rooted societal issues.

A school boy who’s accused of stabbing one of his fellow students sounds like a tragedy taken from real life, but it’s one of the questions at the heart of the new crime drama Adolescence. 

English Teacher’s guitarist Lewis Whiting has been speaking about the support that helped the group breakthrough – and the struggle other acts face to secure vital funding.

Hackman was 95. His wife, Betsy Arakawa, was 63. Police initially said their deaths didn’t appear suspicious, but an investigation is now underway.

One of the singers featured on the silent album is Imogen Heap, whose song Headlock is back in the charts again after 20 years after finding a second life online.

Make it fair – that’s the plea from some of the leading voices in the UK’s creative industries as they seek to protect their work against exploitation by tech firms. 

A new Netflix drama premieres this week which is hoping to do for a town in Northamptonshire, what ‘Mr Bates vs the Post Office’ did for hundreds of subpostmasters.

For the last four decades, they have charmed audiences with their humourous reinterpretations of popular songs played on an oft-maligned four-stringed instrument – the Ukulele.

After it was launched in 1980, The Face magazine quickly became a must-have accessory for the most achingly fashionable fans of the latest clothes and music.