Leila Latif

This thoroughly sweet look at the grime artist and TV chef making a pilgrimage is that rarest of things – an intimate profile of being male and Muslim

Film critic Leila Latif is one of the founders of the Cinema for Gaza auction, which saw the likes of Tilda Swinton, Ayo Edebiri, Olivia Colman and Paul Mescal donating their time, skills – even personal belongings – to help raise more than £250,000 for Medical Aid for Palestinians.

This super cute show about an animal hospital will have you crying happy tears from the off. And just wait till you meet the seal pups!

“Many of us have heard of intuitive eating, the anti-diet diet in which you’re supposed to eat when you’re hungry. But what about the lesser-known intuitive living, which is essentially the same concept, applied to… your entire life?”

Nearly a decade on from the murder confession that made The Jinx iconic TV, Durst’s loose lips don’t get any less shocking – but this meta follow-up does make some icky choices

“Will I go back? I feel like I’m still there.”

The further this show leans into its silly side, the better it becomes. It is about an echidna space warrior helping his pal get to a bowling tournament, after all

Giving a supporting character their own spin-off is a risky business. For every brilliant series such as Better Call Saul, Frasier or Angel (series

The distinctive pattern of the keffiyeh scarf has been everywhere from couture week to Congress in recent months. Mona Chalabi unpacks the layers of meaning – and frequent misconceptions – surrounding what has become a global symbol of resistance.

Dozens of film professionals fell prey to Hargobind Tahilramani, who tricked them into parting with thousands of dollars. The makers of new documentary Hollywood Con Queen reveal how he was tracked down