David Spenser obituary
Child radio star of the 1940s and 50s best remembered for playing Richmal Crompton's Just William
Mogwai: Les Revenants – review
Mogwai's soundtrack to the supernatural French drama The Returned is every bit as good as their score for Zidane, writes Ally Carnwath
Burton and Taylor; Take on the Twisters – TV review
Sam Wollaston: Dominic West and Helena Bonham Carter play the ultimate showbiz double-act using the full chemistry set
Paul Bhattacharjee obituary
Elegant and meticulous actor whose work ranged from Shakespeare to EastEnders
Toby Stephens, actor – portrait of the artist
'Until a few years ago, I was endlessly playing villainous, smug, posh guys on telly'
Top of the Lake – TV review
Tom Meltzer: Jane Campion's new drama is a complex, dark crime story with a strong female lead – and no subtitles
Colin Firth statue: TV exec adds Drama to stunt
Media Monkey: Channel's general manager leaps into the Serpentine to help promote its poll
Olivia Colman: ‘It’s slightly scary, the tall poppy syndrome. It could all go wrong’
With Run, a bleak new TV series, about to start, the actor talks to Stuart Jeffries about playing downtrodden women, messing up on stage and being called 'divinely gifted' by Meryl Streep
Luther’s back… and this time he’s on the wrong side of the law
Idris Elba is the alpha cop. But what he really wants is to sing and dance, says Maggie Brown
Jim Goddard obituary
Prolific television and film director whose output included the internationally successful 1983 drama Kennedy
James Gandolfini’s film career: much more than just another wiseguy
James Gandolfini will always be remembered for his role in The Sopranos, but he had a memorable film career, too. Peter Bradshaw recalls his best performances, from In the Loop to Killing Them Softly
James Gandolfini: master Soprano dies of suspected heart attack in Italy
Heart attack suspected in death of much-loved actor who starred as gangster family head in The Sopranos
James Gandolfini dies aged 51
Star of HBO's hit series The Sopranos may have suffered heart attack in Italy, according to cable network spokeswoman
Chiwetel Ejiofor: ‘In theatre the fear lurks all the time’
The award-winning actor talks to Tim Adams about his return to the London stage to play murdered African hero Patrice Lumumba – and his emotional trip to the Congo to prepare for it
Love is pain. That’s the message of the Richard Burton–Elizabeth Taylor story
Jonathan Jones: Framing the debate: Two actors not in love play two who were – and draw attention to the complex relation between acting and truth in the art of love