Ah, everyone's favourite Malibu-dwelling Welshman. What has he done now?

Sex symbol-turned-animal rights activist Brigitte Bardot is threatening to join actor Gerard Depardieu in Russian exile unless France halts the scheduled euthanasia of two sick circus elephants.

Olympians may have dominated 2012, but it seems theatre-goers have had their fill of Britain’s sporting triumphs as the West End adaption of Chariots of Fire ends a month earlier than planned.

Revenge is a dish best served in a kick-ass action flick

Members of government involved in intelligence have baulked at suggestions in the film that torture was used to obtain information in the hunt for al-Qa'ida leader Osama bin Laden

Superman's latest incarnation Man of Steel starring Henry Cavill is slated for release in June 2013.

For three decades it has been a heart-melting festive favourite. But now Raymond Briggs, creator of The Snowman, has revealed his frustration at how his story was hijacked by Christmas sentimentalists – saying it was meant to be about death.

With Whitney's star role reborn, it seems we'll always love her

Sir Kenneth Branagh will direct and star in a new production of Macbeth as part of next year's Manchester International Festival.

The playwright prodigy...

So who is this then?

Margin Call is set in the offices of a Wall Street investment firm on the eve, literally, of 2008's financial crash.

JC Chandor's snappy drama, which bites like Glengarry Glen Ross, centres on Zachary Quinto's entry-level analyst unearthing a potentially ruinous high-risk project for his wealthy Manhattan firm.

Genre films don't usually do well at the Oscars and 007 films certainly haven't. Can Sam Mendes' dark, melancholy Bond win voters over?