A Knight’s War review – smiting, flaying and lopping of limbs as sword’n’sorcery caper aims high
Atmospheric fantasy sees paladin Bhodie enter a cursed realm and die on repeat to rescue a red-haired maiden
‘To me it’s still funny … it’s still stupid’: Bill Murray speaks out about sexual misconduct allegation
The actor said he was ‘barbecued’ after a complaint on the set of Being Mortal in 2022, which shut down production on the film
Alarm as Republicans in Congress back Trump and Musk’s attacks on US judges
Mike Johnson and Jim Jordan echo president and key ally as experts express fears for ‘bedrock constitutional principles’
Fran the Man review – Irish football-coach mockumentary gets the fans onside
Spin off from Irish TV comedy doesn’t really raise its game for feature about plucky amateurs taking on a strong team
‘Unfailing ability to cheer me up’: why The Rebel is my feelgood movie
The next entry in our series of writers highlighting their go-to comfort watches is a look back to the 1961 Tony Hancock comedy
Labour: changes to EV rules will have ‘negligible’ impact on UK emissions
Transport secretary says overhaul in response to Trump tariffs supports car firms and climate goals
Grate expectations: cheese toasties are having a moment, and I’m all for it
The comfort-food staple has been given a culinary glow-up and is suddenly the toast of the town. What’s not to like, asks culture writer Lauren O’Neill
Private Footage review – found-footage study of apartheid takes the split-screen route
Director Janaína Nagata places her own internet research into South African history side by side with the vintage 16mm home movie footage that inspired it
All the Mountains Give review – gripping portrait of smugglers on the Iran-Iraq border
Arash Rakhsha’s documentary follows two Kurdish friends just about getting by smuggling goods across the mountains
We have more data on ourselves than ever before. But can we really track our way into happiness?
Self-tracking is regularly promoted as a way toward self-improvement. But life is not a mathematical problem waiting to be solved
Which celebrities are lying about their height? This website’s done the research
On Celebheights.com, thousands of users measure the statures of the rich and famous. The methods are scientific and the debates are fiery
Four Mothers review – a put-upon writer is run ragged in Irish comedy charmer
James McArdle plays a novelist whose care-giving duties are suddenly expanded in this nicely acerbic remake of Italian hit Mid-August Lunch
I can’t delete WhatsApp’s new AI tool. But I’ll use it over my dead body
The blue-and-purple hoop is supposedly there to answer questions that arise in chats, but it’s a slippery slope from providing bus times to annihilating the human race, writes Polly Hudson
Last Swim review – rising star Deba Hekmat is magnetic in exam results day drama
A top student’s A-level celebrations are overshadowed by bad news in Sasha Nathwani’s Berlinale prize-winning British film
A Matter of Life and Death – a delightful adaptation of Powell and Pressburger’s all-time classic
Grounding fantasy in emotional reality, director Theresa Heskins and her joyous 14-strong ensemble make the David Niven-starring film fly on stage