Emma Stone says she would like to be called by her real name: Emily
Her films have racked up more than $1bn at the box office and she has won two Oscars under her stage name, but Emma Stone
Air Canada apologizes after headdress of First Nations chief removed to hold
Canada’s largest airline has apologized to a prominent First Nations chief after her ceremonial headdress was removed from the plane’s cabin, wrapped in a plastic
Laurent Cantet obituary
The social-realist boom in 1990s French cinema produced compelling new voices such as Jacques Audiard, Bruno Dumont and Érick Zonca. The most humane and rigorous
Can Zendaya make the leap from tween idol to Hollywood heavyweight?
Actor-model-producer Zendaya Coleman – universally known mononymously, without her last name – has never been short of attention, but it feels as if the 27-year-old
Will Deadpool & Wolverine mark the real introduction of the X-Men into the MCU?
It is somewhat ironic that just when the Marvel Cinematic Universe is entering its most intriguing phase, with the introduction of the multiverse and superheroes
Weather tracker: heavy rainfall causes flooding and death in east Africa
Eastern Africa has experienced heavy rain in recent weeks, with flooding in Kenya, Tanzania and Burundi. About 100,000 people have been displaced or otherwise affected
Two men charged in connection with deaths of five people trying to cross Channel
Two 22-year-old men have been charged with immigration offences in connection with the deaths of five people, including a child, who diedtrying to cross the
UK minister appears to mix up Rwanda and Congo on Question Time
The policing minister, Chris Philp, appeared to confuse the countries of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo on BBC Question Time on Thursday.
Porij: Teething review – dance music without drama or daring
You can imagine a private members’ club commissioning Porij as artists-in-residence: the young Manchester band makes dance music so smooth and so inoffensive that I
UK Rwanda policy is ‘kneejerk reaction’ to migration, says Ireland’s deputy PM
The UK government’s Rwanda policy has been described as a “kneejerk reaction” to migration by Ireland’s deputy prime minister and said an influx of asylum