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Camping to secure a front-row seat is nothing new, but post-pandemic crowds are going to new extremes

The Belgian director speaks on his heart-wrenching, Oscar-nominated second film Close, which explores the relationship between two 13-year-old boys, Léo and Rémi

With Saturn entering Pisces and Pluto entering Aquarius – two signs known for their absurdity – expect some unusual and historical historical events

The writer talks to Eloise Hendy about familial trauma, the absurdity of grief and her debut novel, Deep Down

The forthcoming HBO show has wasted millions of dollars, abandoned its ‘feminist lens’ and been compared to a ‘rape fantasy that any toxic man would have’

The monumental discovery could help unravel mysteries about our planet’s past

As Amazon workers in Coventry embark on a second wave of historical strike action, is an appetite for strike spreading across the company’s UK warehouses?

Yu Fujiwara shoots the best in street style from the AW23 edition of London Fashion Week

With new songs by Caroline Polachek, Skrillex and 100 gecs