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Exclusive: Asa Butterfield on his darkest role yet, Hollywood's biggest problem, and his favourite East London hauntsThe Sex Education star's next role sees him take on American high school shooters and online trolls — but he's still got time for his London roots
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Ariana Grande backs out of London musical amid break from public lifeRetreating from the spotlight (after 10 massive London gigs, anyway)
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What to watch: new movies and TV shows to stream this weekWelcome to What To Watch, the ultimate what to watch guide
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Ish: This indie film shows Luton’s soulful young mandem in a new lightImran Perretta’s debut Ish is a gorgeous story of a friendship between two young boys. We talk to the director and the film’s street-cast stars, Farhan Hasnat and Yahya Kitana.
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Oscar-tipped biopic starring Andrew Scott will officially open London's 2026 BFI Film FestivalIt follows the final months in the life of a highly acclaimed actor whilst he was battling AIDS.
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Heading to see Spider-Man: Brand New Day? 8 Marvel movies and shows you should watch firstGet those spidey senses seriously activated
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Ryan Gosling officially joins the MCU as Ghost RiderYet another fantastic product of Comic Con
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Tate Modern's entry hall now has a giant kid-friendly maze installationStomp on cue
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“We all sleep in a triple bunk-bed”: Jake Jonson, Mary Steenburgen, and Aaron Chen talk on-screen nonsense and off-screen chaos behind their new film The DinkA Slam Dink
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Death Note: The Musical's limited Barbican London run begins next week: all the detailsIf your name's not on the list... you should be thankful
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Tom Holland confirms Fred Astaire biopic is his next project – and there’s no dancing doubleStrictly Come Spiderman
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Pulp movie What Do You Do For an Encore? is coming to cinemas for one day onlyIt's a long story, says Jarvis
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Go behind the music (and the drama) as Lily Allen's life gets the documentary treatmentFrom the West End to the big screen
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You can attend free mystery cinema nights onboard a historic London shipAll aboard
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Covent Garden’s Donmar Warehouse just unveiled its 2026 winter season, with Rupert Everett and Simon Russell Beale starring in a Harold Pinter classicWe are so seated
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MUBI launches queer film competition with upcoming London showcaseIndependent cinema champion sets its sights on supporting queer voices on film
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A huge new immersive experience from the producers of Boomtown is heading to LondonAbsolutely absurd
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