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The Von Erich brothers and their ‘Nazi’ father ruled wrestling in the 1990s – at great personal cost. Now their sad story is a major film

Cases went unsolved, and its heroes weren't heroes. Homicide rewrote the TV crime rule book, and made a star of the late Andre Braugher

Netflix’s Society of the Snow tells the true story of the infamous 1972 tragedy. How does it compare to the grisly reality?

Oscar-winner Lindy Hemming has dressed everyone from Willy Wonka to 007. But what secrets lie beneath their clothes?

How did the masters of cringe comedy give us a festive kiss to melt the heart? The ‘cynics’ behind Dawn and Tim – and David Brent – tell all

Gene Wilder starred in one of the finest – and most unhinged – Dahl adaptations ever made. But life on set wasn’t always sweet

Chilling and lavishly violent, Al Pacino’s ‘X-rated’ Cuban mobster epic bombed on release. Four decades on, it looks prophetic

The producers of Superman promised ‘the most expensive picture ever made’ and delivered a Christmas turkey for the ages. Or is it a cracker?

American John Chau was convinced it was his destiny to convert the North Sentinelese. A new documentary reveals how misjudged his plan was

The 1999 Damian Lewis drama showed British peacekeepers forced to stand by as neighbour butchered neighbour. But how authentic was it?