Francesca Steele

While Paul Mescal's Shakespeare is delicate, Jessie Buckley gives a performance for the ages in this profoundly moving adaptation of Maggie O'Farrell's novel

The new film adaptation of the children's classic brings the story into the 21st century while still keeping its iconic sense of freedom

This limp sequel tries to revive the cut-throat world of Runway magazine and its editor Miranda Priestly – despite the bitchiness, a dull plot falls flat

A couple lose their home and later discover the husband has been diagnosed with a terminal illness as they embark on a year long coastal trek.

With this year's award to be presented next month, here are the standout novels from previous years

As he publishes a sequel of sorts to ‘The Midnight Library’, the author talks about how class, neurodiversity and gendered expectations have fed into his own mental health

The Brontës, biographer Deborah Lutz shows us, were racier than they looked

Steven Spielberg's new alien movie has hope and heart to rival 'E.T.' - and an Oscar-worthy cast

The fifth instalment of the 31-year-old franchise is a manifesto for a well-lived childhood that will make you want to throw away your kids' iPads