The football drama’s themes of community and hope are just as moving today, but ever more distant.

Yes, this is the fourth time Costello’s 1977 debut has received an expanded reissue but the wealth of unreleased demos and live performance offer a bunch of revelations.

The viral social media account Breakroom Chronicles, created by two Safeway employees who lip-sync ’80s and ’90s pop favorites, is bringing campy joy to millions.

The pioneering artist answers the Nerve Q&A about Trump’s threat to culture, how she finds inspiration – and her forthcoming first-ever show in Wales. Interview by Jude Rogers

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Late Queen of Country and philanthropist celebrated with parades, karaoke and live music across the country

Garth Jennings mines a treasure trove of archive footage in this joyous concert film, bringing Pulp’s magic to the big screen.

One of the late twentieth century’s most devoted purveyors of erotic pleasure on film, Pedro Almodóvar hasn’t yet recovered from the dreariness of Franco’s last days in power.

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The director talks painting and cinema, the art of sound design, and how crime films are a vessel for autobiography

The deal would remove the last significant hurdle the media mogul David Ellison faced to create a news and entertainment empire, home to movie studios, HBO, CBS and CNN.

The five major TV networks are joining forces after Trump’s press ban.

In My America: Langston Hughes on Democracy, Randal Maurice Jelks argues that Hughes understood democracy as a way of living.