Company agrees to settle a class-action suit accusing it of gender-biased pay discrimination
‘Nye’ is about British MP Aneurin Bevan, who established the UK’s National Health Service
Line-up includes a neo-noir adventure, Steve McQueen’s take on the Blitz and testimony from women in Afghanistan
Without psychosis, we may not have William Blake, Vincent van Gogh or Robert Schumann
Performers create a world that is comic and tragic, bawdy and poignant, hedonistic and tender
The entertainment industry should turn away from its 2016 attempts to influence politics
Over Chicken Licken Hotwings and cap classique, the award-winning singer chats about what it’s like to be an elder
Many embraced Karmala Harris but they had no clout with the voters who took Trump over the line
John Williams finally gets a documentary about his distinguished and influential career as modern film music’s most famous composer
Trump’s victory shows that the manufacturers of the culture war have triumphed
Jones had major influence on US music in his work with artists ranging from Frank Sinatra to Michael Jackson
Semi-autobiographical drama, vampire comedy, struggle against Pinochet, Spanish thriller and high school witch hunt
Genre that used to be a safe bet for studios is in crisis
The NT Live experience compounds the meta-theatricality of the play with meta-filmic references
These films uncover the darker side of American democracy
Zodiac killer, family drama in the Outback, Rudolf Höss’ son meets Auschwitz survivor, easy-to-watch murder mystery and the Boss
Kramer’s latest musical incorporates opera while deftly dealing with colonial SA’s race politics
One definition of 'good' art is that it demands sustained attention