- March 11, 2026
Ryan Gosling’s space epic is ‘a mind-stretching sci-fi’ ★★★★☆
Luckily, he’s not quite alone. It turns out that another spacecraft is on the same mission from a different planet, and it, too, has just
Research shows older women are winning more Oscars – here’s why
The most recent study from Annenberg also found that from Hollywood’s top 100 films last year, there were only four women aged 45 plus who
Maggie Gyllenhaal’s riff on the Bride of Frankenstein is ‘exhilarating’ ★★★★☆
When Euphronious jump-starts the corpse, the electrified Bride comes to life with her platinum hair on end, an echo of Elsa Lanchester’s in the original
The moment Cher wore the ultimate ‘revenge’ outfit
Since then, the phrase revenge dress has increasingly been used in celebrity culture. Revenge dresses as they are understood by the mainstream have typically been flattering,
10 of the best films to watch in March
Alamy 9. Project Hail Mary If you fancy a deeply researched story of a scientist stuck on his own in space, then Andy Weir is
The darkness behind British artist LS Lowry’s famous city scenes
The ‘matchstick men’ association Lowry hid behind a down-to-earth facade, but this unpretentious attitude may have led some to dismiss his work as unskilled. Asked
11 of the Winter Olympics’ most striking images
7. Mass and motion Getty Images Transformed by a photographer’s lens into smudgy speed lines accelerating behind the carefully calibrated push of her polished curling
Amy Adams is Oscar-worthy in this fearless drama about alcoholism ★★★★☆
The actress makes a return to form in this hard-hitting film from Hungarian director Kornél Mundruczó about a middle-aged woman facing up to addiction –
How America’s Next Top Model became a TV horror show
Looking back on it with a 2025 lens It will be interesting to see how the perception of the show is shifted yet again by
The true story of Japan’s mysterious samurai
Their playbook for statecraft was based on Chinese philosophy, principally the ideas of Confucius. “In Neo-Confucian thought,” says Buckland, “you have to have a balance
