Susie Goldsbrough

According to Quentin Tarantino no good films have been made since the pandemic. Not true, says our panel of experts — hasn’t he seen any of these?

Eight lost love notes by the Romantic poet to Fanny Brawne will go on sale at Sotheby’s next week. They’re a poignant insight into the mind of a dying young genius

This affecting documentary shows what anyone whose life has been touched by dementia will already know — but there’s one problem

Bleak Week is a festival of the ‘cinema of despair’, screening tragic films from Threads to Breaking the Waves. Susie Goldsbrough dived in

As a new Netflix adaptation hits TV screens, Susie Goldsbrough revisits Laura Ingalls Wilder’s thrilling series of books

You won’t persuade me that The Office is a comedy: it’s a tragedy with brilliant gags. Meanwhile, Ricky Gervais’s YouTube special looking back at the series is merely self-indulgent

Here are some our favourite novels, longlisted for Britain’s leading literary prize, then unceremoniously dumped by the judges

As readers start compiling DNF — did not finish — lists online, our writers share the novels that made them admit defeat

Susie Goldsbrough spent hours glued to YouTube to discover why it’s becoming the number one destination for viewers. (Spoiler alert, she even surprised herself)

The crime writer Lucy Foley fell under the spell of Agatha Christie aged 12. Now she has written the first Miss Marple novel in 50 years — stand aside, Poirot