Alexander Larman

There was a magnificent chorus of spluttering and gasping in literary London last week when it was announced that the actress Sarah Jessica Parker was to be one of the judges for the Booker Prize.

At the end of a truly terrible year for the royals, Andrew’s humiliating antics have managed, somehow, to make matters worse.

So, the great, sprawling Yellowstone has concluded, with a suitably epic feature-length resolution in which Kelly Reilly's Beth Dutton takes bloody

The ubiquitous writer-director’s empire extends far beyond the Dutton ranch. But what to watch once you’ve finished the Yellowstone finale?

The appeal with a film like Carry-On is not in its plot twists, but in watching a piece of generic Christmas-themed schlock done very well

Danny Boyle’s chilling vision of a desolate, ‘infected’ Britain – finally available to stream – is now a classic. But making it was hell

At the end of what has undoubtedly been a true annus horribilis for the monarchy, King Charles, at least, seems to have recovered something of his joie de vivre.

King Charles III (Getty) At the end of what has undoubtedly been a true annus horribilis for the monarchy, King Charles, at least, seems to have recovered something of his joie de vivre.

Audiences may have expected, as with Williams, that Jim Carrey would soon move into elder statesman territory, and that Oscars would follow

'Tis the season for Shane Black, Hollywood's auteur of festive thrills mixed with dark, dark humour