At last, Jackson appears at the O2 (but this off the wall tribute is no thriller)

Michael Moore begins his life story on Oscar night, March 2003, when he made an anti-Iraq war speech which led to widespread hate and which, tellingly, inspired him to make Farenheit 9/11, his anti-Iraq war documentary.

Terry Pratchett, beloved creator of the Discworld fantasy series, hasn't let the diagnosis of a rare form of Alzheimer's slow him down. He talks to Arifa Akbar about his newest novel and his plans for the future.

When the British public sat down to watch the latest Beatles film on Boxing Day in 1967, they might have expected similar fare to A Hard Day's Night and Help!, released a few years earlier, or maybe even something a bit more festive.

An unconvincing economics-led theory that predicts female supremacy and male demise

Atwood has long been accused of literary elitism for refusing to align herself with the SF brigade.

Juliette Binoche has gone from Hollywood hits to obscure arthouse movies to radical dance. Is there nowhere this courageous, curious French actress won't go?

Ness had not met the late author, Siobhan Dowd, who died of breast cancer, when he decided to write a book loosely based around her.

With pre-orders for her new novel topping one million, the author is set for another bestseller

This novel of repression and subversion in Syria explores the lure of fanaticism