Portrait of ‘real’ Mr Darcy unlikely to set 21st century hearts aflutter
Experts believe Jane Austen’s ideal Darcy would bear little comparison to the one played by Colin Firth in BBC’s 1995 series
From The Americans to Drunk History: the best film and TV streaming in Australia this month
Eccentric artists, lethal weapons and drunk histories: we’ve scoured the local streaming services and picked out the best offerings
Barbara Hale obituary
Actor best known for her role in the US television legal drama Perry Mason
On my radar: Pankaj Mishra’s cultural highlights
The writer on Riz Ahmed in The Night Of, his favourite cafe, the insights of William Empson and extraordinary Indian bharatanatyam dancing
From Westworld to Homeland: pop culture’s obsession with gaslighting
Why have stories about men mind-controlling women come to define much of modern pop culture?
Sex and the middle-aged woman … a groundbreaking BBC drama tells it like it is
Emily Watson tells why her role in Apple Tree Yard has been a delight
Why I love… Donald Glover
His face is cute and elastic, making it a perfect vessel for comedy
Paul Abbott: ‘Shameless became too hysterical. I was glad to see it off’
As No Offence returns to Channel 4, the award-winning scriptwriter talks about former hits, problems with pitching, and State of Play 2
From Ed Balls to Honey G: TV heroes and villains of 2016
Who clinches the coveted prize for most devilish golfer? Who wins for services to chill? We announce TV’s biggest champions and baddies of the year
The Young Pope review – stunning, thoughtful and visually arresting
Jude Law has been excellent as Pius XIII, oscillating between vindictive authoritarian and wounded man-child with surprising charm
Danny Dyer discovers he is related to two kings and Thomas Cromwell
EastEnders actor finds out on BBC lineage show ancestors include Henry VIII’s fixer, William the Conqueror and Edward III
Independence Day: Resurgence; Looking: The Complete Series and the Movie; Chevalier; The Wait and more – review
Roland Emmerich’s second stab at an alien invasion has even more action than the original, while Juliette Binoche proves she’s cinema’s greatest mourner
Angela Bassett: ‘Anger doesn’t serve me. If I’m frustrated, I just do better’
From Boyz N the Hood to playing Tina Turner, Angela Bassett has always been a trailblazer. But Close to the Enemy, Stephen Poliakoff’s latest drama about war-ravaged Britain, presented a new type of challenge
Puffing pontiff: The Young Pope’s Oscar-winning director on Jude Law, sex and cigarettes
Is the world ready for a smoking Pope struggling with celibacy? Paolo Sorrentino explains why his new drama does not set out to shock
The Brits who took the slow road to success – by killing the zombie hordes
Andrew Lincoln’s role in The Walking Dead shows that you don’t have to be a superhero to break America