Angelina Jolie was greeted in Whitehall by the Foreign Secretary William Hague yesterday as she offered Hollywood backing to the Government's global campaign against sexual violence.

A gritty drama about serial killer Fred West won three television Baftas last night.

It's a cause for celebration that this year's big Oscar winner (five awards including Best Picture and Best Actor) was a French, black-and-white silent movie.

Kidman sparkles and Efron comes of age, but they can't save this jumpy crime drama

Marks & Spencer boss Marc Bolland is set to come under increased pressure from investors tomorrow as the retail chain unveils its first fall in annual profits for three years.

Violent gangster thriller fails to liven up film festival

After years of searching, Val Kilmer tells Kaleem Aftab how he finally found his ideal role – as himself

If you truly want to know what scares us today, you only have to look to Hollywood's visions of tomorrow, says Francesca Steele

Cannes curtain-raiser Wes Anderson is still the king of quirk, says Tim Walker

Cannes curtain-raiser Wes Anderson is still the king of quirk

One foot in the real world – the other on my funny bone

"This is the worst orgy ever," moans neurotic Adam in this awkward sex comedy about a group of old friends struggling with being thirtysomething.

Adolescents are finally putting down their Xboxes in order to get all a-quiver. By John Walsh

Blake Harrison gained notoriety as Neil in 'The Inbetweeners'. But his new West End role will stop him being typecast as a dimwit, he tells Matt Trueman