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Bewilderment by Richard Powers review: An original look at fatherhood and the future of the planet

This Booker-shortlisted follow-up to The Overstory probably won’t nab Richard Powers the prize, but it’s a moving and original read, writes Susannah Butter

The Many Saints of Newark review: David Chase’s big screen Sopranos prequel is as good as Roth and Raging Bull

You don’t have to have seen The Sopranos to appreciate this hard-to-define but brilliant film about Tony’s origin story

James Bond’s toughest mission yet: can No Time To Die spur on a shaken and stirred film industry?

Industry hopes are high ahead of No Time To Die’s long-awaited release. Can Daniel Craig’s final outing as Bond help cinemas bounce back post-lockdown?

UK festival line-ups 2022: The best tickets to buy now, from Isle of Wight to Lovebox

Already dreaming of next summer? Here are the festivals you need to know about

LSO/Sir Simon Rattle at the Barbican Hall review: indecisive Bruckner delivered with mastery

The orchestra was immaculate in a programme that premiered the composer’s earlier versions of his much-fiddled-with Fourth Symphony

The Emmys: The Crown, Queen’s Gambit and Ted Lasso claim top honours as streaming services sweep up

Netflix's The Crown and The Queen's Gambit combined with AppleTV+'s Ted Lasso to win top honours at the Emmy Awards - a first for streaming services that cemented their rise to prominence in the television industry.

Strictly pairings revealed as new series kicks off

This year’s new crop of celebrity hopefuls have been paired up with their professional partners for Strictly Come Dancing.

Gogglebox star Paige Deville reveals why she really left show

Gogglebox’s Paige Deville has revealed that she quit the show after falling out with her co-star mother Sally Hayward.

Ricky Gervais at the Palladium review: Risque riffs that kick hard against modern sensibilities

Gervais always cuts as close as possible to the bone to make his points as he explores the nature of offence and humour as an escape valve

Why London’s West End will always win

The West End was hit hard by the pandemic, but it’s returning as the vibrant cultural and commercial centre of the world’s greatest city, writes Jace Tyrrell

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