arts
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I never felt that I had very many choices. EverThe actor, who is on Broadway in The Glass Menagerie, talks about being typecast and struggling to find roles while balancing life as a parent -
How James Baldwin's The Fire Next Time still lights the way towards equalityA new edition of the classic treatise on civil rights, featuring photojournalist Steve Schapiro’s visual record of the struggle, provides a model for how to report in the Black Lives Matter era
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Harrison Ford won't be punished over piloting near-missFederal Aviation Administration will not fine actor and he retains pilot’s licence after incident in February -
Louis CK: 2017 review – buttons are pushed but the set doesn't achieve lift-offAbortion and suicide are hot topics in this latest hour of stand-up for Netflix, but the quirky left turns that once made this material feel so fresh can’t be found
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Hollywood on edge as another writers' strike looms largeAfter the dark days of 2007, a new clash has ignited between producers and screenwriters who say despite TV’s golden age, they’re still being shortchanged
people
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Goebbels had very nice eyes – but he was a devil!She was the Aryan sex symbol whose films fired up the SS. Kristina Söderbaum talks about Hitler’s charm – and shooting scenes as the Allies closed in
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Ridley Scott to direct Battle of Britain 'passion project' movie20th Century Fox lines up British director, who has just completed Alien: Covenant, for film about the second world war aerial conflict
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the big picture
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CushmoK's gothic reveriesNiger-born photographer CushmoK blends surrealism and poetry in his ‘small, dreamlike sculptures’
reviews
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Amélie review – a creme brulee of a musical: cloying and far too sweetThe Pam MacKinnon-directed adaptation of the whimsical 2001 film struggles to deliver the goods, hemmed in by a saccharine songbook and passionless plot
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A Quiet Passion won’t solve the mystery of Emily Dickinson – but does the truth matter?Salacious rumours surrounding Dickinson’s life have come thick and fast, but does that mean A Quiet Passion writer-director Terence Davies is free to speculate?
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pictures & video
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From smirking schoolboy to deadly drifterOver a quarter of a century, Jude Law has blazed through a succession of challenging and controversial theatre productions on the way to his latest role as a lover with murder on his mind in Obsession at the Barbican, London
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Final disrupted by stage invaderThe grand final of ITV’s The Voice is interrupted by a stage invader on Sunday evening
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The journey of the players who inspired MoneyballIn 2002, photojournalist Tabitha Soren started following the Oakland A’s draft picks – 23 men who also inspired the book and film Moneyball – and has captured their incredible journeys ever since
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Portraits of a young Bob Dylan – in picturesAs Bob Dylan accepts his Nobel prize this weekend, an exhibition of photos of him on the cusp of international fame is planned to open in New York
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Watch Kendrick Lamar's video for his new single HumbleThe rapper keeps the faith, proclaims ‘God is coming’ and takes centre seat at the Last Supper in a video that recalls vintage Hype Williams
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Magnum photographers' historic shots of New York – in picturesAs part of its 70th anniversary program, Magnum Photos is holding an exhibition of photographs taken in New York City during the agency’s early years
Late-night TV roundup Donald Trump and Russia: 'This is real fake news'