Angry Birds Star Wars II; Trouserheart – review
Toby Moses reviews the latest apps, including the latest Angry Birds instalment
Tom Clancy obituary
Bestselling novelist whose military thrillers, including Patriot Games, were made into hit films and spawned video games
David S. Goyer talks Dark Knight, Superman and Call of Duty: Black Ops
Veteran screenwriter: 'Once we start seeing video games that have more memorable characters, you'll see better movie adaptations'. By Stuart Dredge
Josh Gad on playing a sex addict in Thanks for Sharing
Daily Show regular Josh Gad honed his comedy talent by playing the joker in school. Now he's starring alongside Gynweth Paltrow and Mark Ruffalo, writes John Patterson
Our data is our digital identity – and we need to reclaim control
Director Cullen Hoback's campaigning documentary Terms & Conditions May Apply is a call to digital arms. He explains why now is the time to reclaim control of our digital privacy
We have abandoned our children to the internet
Beeban Kidron: Young people are addicted to a virtual world that is designed to keep them hooked with little care for collateral damage
How Twitter became a beating pulse of global news
A look back at Twitter's rise from one tweet to a cacophony, as the social network prepares to go public
Science-fiction’s Golden Age writers left a fantastic legacy
Damien Walter: From gaming to films, sci-fi is loved by millions, and has diversified for our times – can other literary genres claim that?
Rise of the new geeks: how the outsiders won
Andrew Harrison: From superhero movies to techy sitcoms to captains of industry, geeks have been running the show for years. But now that 'geek chic' is in the dictionary, and Topshop is selling 'dork' T-shirts, what is the future for nerd culture?
On my radar: Jamal Edwards’s cultural highlights
The SBTV founder tells Ben Marshall about Angelina Jolie, Breaking Bad and why yoga is one of the toughest things he's ever done
Kevin Spacey says multi-medium film releases would help beat piracy
Actor believes releasing films in cinemas, on-demand and on DVDs at the same time would 'take a huge bite out of piracy'. By John Plunkett
The future’s bright. Shame cinema isn’t
Tattooed thugs in vests using lasers that look like kids' water guns … Why can't sci-fi films get to grips with what the future might actually be like, wonders Joe Queenan
Crowdfunding: do the famous and talented deserve our financial support?
Chris Rodley: Spike Lee and Zach Braff are amongst those who are raising funds on sites such as Kickstarter. But aren't there other more pressing charity cases to give to?
Robert Downey Jr to front HTC ads
Iron Man actor signs two-year contract, rumoured to be worth $12m, for campaign mobile phone maker says is its biggest ever. By John Reynolds and Mark Sweney