Cannes 2013 live blog day 10: The Immigrant, Only Lovers Left Alive
All the news, reviews, comment and buzz from the Croisette on day ten of the Cannes film festival
Cannes 2013: Michael Kohlhaas – first look review
Andrew Pulver: Mads Mikkelsen makes a principled avenging warrior in this handsome 16th-century-set tale of a man wronged – which could certainly use picking up the pace a little
Film-makers need to trust the audience
Scarecrow and The King of Marvin Gardens – quirky, unstylised films made in the 60s and 70s that refused to smooth their rough edges. This bravery, Adam Mars-Jones argues, is what film-makers are missing today
Cannes film festival diary: day 10
Xan Brooks: As a memorable if wet festival draws to a close, and Blue is the Warmest Colour emerges as a tentative Palme d'Or frontrunner, The Immigrant seems to capture the prevailing mood of fatigue
Neil Jordan: post your questions for the Byzantium and Crying Game director
Neil Jordan is the man behind such classics as Company of Wolves, Michael Collins, Angel and many more. As his new film, Byzantium, sinks its teeth into cinema crowds, send him a question – he'll be in the thread at lunchtime on Tuesday 28 May
Billy Crystal: My family values
The actor and comedian says he and his wife were good parents because they didn't try to be their children's friends
The Stone Roses: what is their greatest song?
Open thread: with Shane Meadows' documentary Made of Stone arriving next month, we'd like to hear your suggestions for the Madchester legends' ultimate track
Cannes 2013: The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz – review
Andrew Pulver: This revival of the 1974 adaptation of Mordecai Richler's novel proved a wonderful shop-window for the young Richard Dreyfuss
Diane Keaton: five best moments
The Hollywood heavyweight returns with a family farce this week. Here's a look at some of her most memorable on-screen moments.
Zach Braff: ‘I introduced Woody Allen to Kickstarter’
The Garden State star has explained how he instructed the veteran director in the ways of the crowd-funding platform – to reportedly great effect
Cannes 2013: bidder pays £1m for trip to space with Leonardo DiCaprio
A starry time is guaranteed aboard Richard Branson's spaceship, sat next to the Hollywood actor – and it's all for charity, too
Sir Christopher Lee’s new album will be ’100% heavy metal’
Actor to release Charlemagne: The Omens of Death, recorded with Judas Priest's Richie Faulkner, on his 91st birthday
The Agony and the Ecstasy: more passion would’ve been less painful
Alex von Tunzelmann: Painting over Michelangelo's sexuality does little to help this informative but insipid tale of his work on the Sistine Chapel