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Artist Sophie Coryndon and her cabinetmaker father, Nick, work in wildly divergent mediums, but their creative collaborations uphold family traditions
Tom McCarthy’s film follows a blue-collar dad seeking justice for his imprisoned daughter
Romantic drama starring Felicity Jones and Shailene Woodley leans heavily on genre clichés
Eric Bana stars in a film let down by lack of character depth and momentum
The bombastic genre’s heyday was the 1970s but new acts and revived older bands are giving it another lease of life
Verdi’s underrated tale of a tragic couple receives the conductor and performers it deserves
The composer’s work for bumper cars at Somerset House is in a tradition of art involving public participation, says Arwa Haider
Gaming’s global popularity would boost the Summer Games’ ageing, declining viewership
A trekking concert combining music, poetry and nature pays tribute to the Italian poet on the 700th anniversary of his death
Recorded with his band Wings in challenging conditions, the song reflected the former Beatle’s new-found sense of freedom
True crime tale hosted by John Stamos recounts an attempt to abduct Frank Sinatra Jr in 1963
Blackstone and Hudson Pacific Properties to create TV and film hub in £700m deal
The playwright on an ancient Egyptian text that tackles immigration and the excesses of power
Q&A with The Shins frontman on Hawaii, his International Harvester Travelall and the constant drive to write songs
Live performances back on a bill where the latest technology will also play its part in reaching wider audiences
London’s Marble Arch Mound is a fake hill that does nothing to help rejuvenate the West End
Our critic’s selection of the latest in home viewing
The actor-turned-presenter takes a tour of Europe with his bag stuffed with appropriate literature
Laura Marling and Mike Lindsay’s side-project band returns with a follow-up that blends solid songcraft with trippy effects
A character with cerebral palsy and subversive humour returns while a children’s TV star with a hapless charm makes his debut
Dominic Savage’s female-led drama ‘I Am . . . ’ returns for a second series, with other episodes starring Letitia Wright and Lesley Manville
A new work by the English playwright, poet and essayist ahead of his forthcoming book ‘We Travelled: Essays and Poems’
The festival returns to provocative form with an exquisite production of Mozart’s opera and a hard-hitting slice of Strauss
An exhaustive, engaging study of postwar British film and television. It is a feat of argument, description and affection
Chausson’s opera has its first fully staged US production; plus an outdoor, overly amplified Barber of Seville
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