The Guide
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The latest in a long lineage of fear flicks, Jordan Peele’s horror film channels the political unease of its time
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From Fifty Shades to Big Little Lies and Billions, what drives our fascination with seeing how the other half live?
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It’s all change at Radio 2 where Brian Matthew makes way for the new kid on the block, while Radio 3’s The Essay celebrates the strong woman
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It may seem like this infamous case has no stone left unturned, yet a new marathon documentary reveals untold layers of prejudice and deceit
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From Serial to Making a Murderer, our appetite for unsolved cases is insatiable. But does it suggest dark impulses – or are we addicted to proving innocence?
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Also this week, indie-schmindie band the Shins return to bring the lovely noise while Future’s new one has a questionable approach to women and cars
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The London pop trio’s frontman empties the contents of his psychic record bag, including one track that’s ‘inappropriately intimate’
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From new Williams-led comedy Hap and Leonard to the return of Judd Apatow’s sassy comedy Love, here’s your must-watch list
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Anatomy of an artwork Amelie von Wulffen’s Untitled, 2016: a witty exploration of post-postwar guilt
The German artist’s cutesy image is rife with oblique references to her country’s past and the acts committed by her parents’ generation -
English Touring Opera’s spring season features classics by Puccini and Gilbert & Sullivan, plus Krzysztof Penderecki’s seminal choral work
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From Trump-trolling to an all-dancing, all-gifing Winnie The Pooh, here’s what’s been tickling and comforting the web this month
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Shows like Clique, Riverdale and Sweet/Vicious are tackling tougher issues than their adult counterparts
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Despite her famous family, the star of new TV miniseries Big Little Lies hasn’t had an easy ride in the film industry
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A Sunday morning staple in the late 90s, it didn’t start veering off course until Joey was involved in a mugging that was never mentioned again
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This father-son tale set in rural Britain lacks the twisted bite of its US counterparts and can’t decide what it’s really about
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It has divided presidential opinion with its treatment of race, but Kenya Barris’s series is redefining modern comedy by balancing issues and laughs
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A two-part show recounts the career of a master interviewer, while the 100th birthday of the Clockwork Orange author is cause for celebration
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From post-Mickey Mouse Club teen to head-shaving meltdown, Lifetime crams the most National Enquirery moments into 90 baffling minutes
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The winner of the BBC Sound Of 2017 award plays east London, while the titans of rap’s golden era tour the country. Plus: Elbow, Jenny Hval and Bonobo
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The Rhythm Section selector empties the contents of his psychic record bag and uncovers lesser known gems, from up-and-comer Dobson to Neinzer
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From Sharon Horgan’s marvellous parenting sitcom to a return to Britain’s most troubled seaside town, here’s your must-watch list
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Used as a tub-thumping poster for US values in 1941, this homage to a bygone lifestyle became one of the 20th century’s most famous paintings
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Rory Kinnear makes his operatic debut as a director, while the Scottish composer premieres a work for the SCO. Plus: Grand Pianola Music and Xenakis Day
Prequel bingo: your handy checklist of ‘origin story’ tropes