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Beverly Knight as Sister Rosetta Tharpe gesturing on stage beside a seated Ntombizodwa Ndlovu

Joanna MagillMarie & Rosetta review: Beverley Knight's powerhouse performance brings a forgotten musical hero into the spotlight ★★★★☆

Official photograph of the LEGO Smart Brick: Luke's X-Wing set, showing R2-D2 in close up with a human hand holding him.

Rob LeaneLEGO Smart Brick review: It’s great fun, but who is it for? ★★★★☆

James MottramMother's Pride review: Like an inoffensive light ale, slips down more pleasantly than you might expect ★★★☆☆

Glen Powell in How to Make a Killing.

Max CopemanHow to Make a Killing review: Glen Powell makes millions from murder in watchable but derivative thriller ★★★☆☆

Abby RobinsonGone review: David Morrissey is bone-chilling in ITV coercive control thriller ★★★★☆

Frankenstein and his bride walking down a covered road,

The Big RT Film Review★★★☆☆ The Bride review: An ambitious and stylish monster movie that doesn't entirely cohere

Cillian Murphy stars in Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man. This is a close-up shot of Tommy Shelby looking worried, while wearing a black suit, with a soft glowing lamp behind him

The Big RT Film Review★★★☆☆ Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man review – Big screen spin-off keeps a firm red right hand on proceedings

Holliday Grainger in The Capture, stood in a corridor holding a radio and wearing a blue jacket.

James HibbsThe Capture season 3 review: The best thriller on TV returns to provide Holliday Grainger's finest hour ★★★★★

Frankenstein and his bride walking down a covered road,

Jeremy AspinallThe Bride review: An ambitious and stylish monster movie that doesn't entirely cohere ★★★☆☆

Cillian Murphy stars in Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man. This is a close-up shot of Tommy Shelby looking worried, while wearing a black suit, with a soft glowing lamp behind him

Terry StauntonPeaky Blinders: The Immortal Man review – Big screen spin-off keeps a firm red right hand on proceedings ★★★☆☆

OUR TOWN by Thornton Wilder ; Theatre Production (Rose Theatre & Welsh National Theatre) ; Cast: Rithvik Andugula, Peter Devlin, Aisha May Hunte, Rebecca Killick, Alfie Llewellyn, Rhodri Meilir, Christina Modestou, Kimberley Noble, Yasemin Özdemir, Sian Reese Williams, Nia Roberts, Michael Sheen, Kingdom Sibanda, Gareth Snook, Gareth Tempest, Jâms Thomas, Matthew Trevannion, Rhys Warrington ; Director: Francesca Goodridge ; Creative Associate: Russell T Davies ; Designer: Hayley Grindle ; Movement Director: Jess Williams ; Lighting Designer: Ryan Joseph Stafford ; Composer, Sound Designer, Musical Director: Dyfan Jones ; Casting Director: Sam Jones CDG ; Assistant Director: Dena Davies ; Rose Theatre Kingston & Welsh National Theatre ; London, UK ; 28 February 2026 ; Credit and copyright: Helen Murray ; www.helenmurrayphotos.com

Olivia GarrettOur Town review: Michael Sheen's all-Welsh production brings life, loss and some much-needed perspective to London ★★★★☆

A screenshot from the movie Hoppers. On the left a red animated beaver bears its teeth and looks confused, while the other on the right looks sleepy, dopey and content.

Emma SimmondsHoppers review: Pixar's latest is a beautifully judged, adorably animated gem ★★★★☆

A Ditto transformed into a human running down a path with Bulbasaur, Pichu and Squirtle tailing behind in Pokémon Pokopia.

Alex RaisbeckPokémon Pokopia review: The best Pokémon spin-off in years ★★★★☆

Dónal Finn, Zine Tseng and Hero Fiennes Tiffin in Young Sherlock, stood together outside, by bushes and trees. There is a wooden canoe behind them.

James HibbsYoung Sherlock review: Guy Ritchie's return to Holmes is messy, throwaway fun ★★★☆☆

10 Questions Amanda Seyfried

The Testament of Ann LeeThe Oscars completely snubbed the year's most daring film – and it doesn't make sense

Ghostface in Scream 7 in an outdoors setting and looking menacing, with a blade in their right hand.

Terry StauntonScream 7 review: Faults, plot holes and a dubious ending – but slasher franchise still has its pleasures ★★★☆☆

Key art for Resident Evil showing Grace Ashcroft holding a torch with Leon S. Kennedy in the background.

Ben Rayner Resident Evil Requiem Review: Capcom's best survival horror to date ★★★★★

Scrubs stars Sarah Chalke as Elliot Reid, Zach Braff as John 'JD' Dorian, and Donald Faison as Christopher Turk – they are stood together at the reception desk of a Sacred Heart hospital ward.

David Opie Scrubs season 10 review: Much better than it has any right to be ★★★★☆. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.

Sam Rockwell in Have Fun, Good Luck, Don't Die

Rosie FletcherGood Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die review: Clever, infectious and wildly original – AI be damned ★★★★☆

Olivia GarrettDracula review: Cynthia Erivo bites back at doubters but is let down by overproduction ★★★☆☆

Hugh Bonneville as CS Lewis in Shadowlands

Michael SidhuShadowlands review: Hugh Bonneville shimmers in tender exploration of love, faith and loss ★★★★☆

Charlie xcx wearing a white bath robe while on the phone and holding a glass of rosé in A24's The Moment

James MottramThe Moment review: A perfect way to finally bang a nail in the Brat coffin ★★★☆☆

Animol

James MottramAnimol review: Adolescence star Ashley Walters makes an impressive, confident directorial debut ★★★★☆

An official screenshot for High on Life 2, showing Creature the gun blasting a crowd of alien enemies in a sunny beach setting.

Rob LeaneHigh on Life 2 review: Silly sequel is perfect for Xbox Game Pass★★★★☆

Inside out experience at Mundo Pixar exhibit

What is the Mundo Pixar Experience? Our honest review of the immersive Pixar experience in Wembley

Cast of Harold Fry standing on stage surrounded by lights

Perry O'BreeThe Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry review: Gut-wrenchingly gorgeous ★★★★☆

A screenshot of Reanimal showing protagonists Boy and Girl at the barred exit of a pipe with a hooded figure beyond them.

Ben RaynerReanimal review: A beautiful and twisted experience ★★★★☆

Ben Daniels (Gregor Antonescu) and Laurie Kynaston (Basil Anthony) in Man and Boy at the National Theatre, kneeling on a table with a cast list in the background

Joanna MagillMan and Boy review: Terence Rattigan's forgotten play is buoyed by a stellar cast ★★★☆☆

Chris Hemsworth in Crime 101

Jeremy AspinallCrime 101 review: Chris Hemsworth and Mark Ruffalo reunite in thriller with echoes of Heat ★★★★☆

Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff and Margot Robbie as Cathy in Wuthering Heights

The Big RT Film Review★★★★☆ Wuthering Heights review: Emerald Fennell's radical revamp will almost certainly provoke pearl-clutching

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