Eddie Murphy is reported to return to the big screen as Axel Foley in a sequel to Beverly Hills Cop.

It does not mean we would enjoy being raped, or that we deserve to be raped. Let's not teach teenagers that Planet Porn is inextricable from the Real World

Britain is at a crossroads. It needs the radical and thought-through responses which expertise from humanities and social science can provide

Family film Monsters University topped the US and Canadian movie charts for a second straight weekend, fending off competition from two new releases, the female buddy comedy The Heat and the explosion-filled thriller White House Down.

Ari Emanuel accuses music mogul Irving Azoff of being 'fundamentally a liar and selfish'

The surprise winner at the US box office this weekend is Monsters University which, according to early estimates,  has beaten apocalyptic thriller World War Z and Superman reboot Man of Steel to lead the takings.

McGeechan really knew how special it is to be a Lion when he realised he wouldn’t be one again

A day after George Lucas predicted that going to the cinema would soon cost “50 bucks”, Paramount Pictures is offering audiences in five US cities the chance to buy an unprecedented $50 (£32) “mega ticket” to its new blockbuster, the Brad Pitt zombie epic World War Z.

There's nothing like a provocative title, and Hitler Needs You came from an author who always operated outside his comfort zone. Jack Trevor Story was asked why he hadn't yet written an autobiography and replied: "What do you think I've been doing all these years?" When he did finally write one, it was called Dwarf Goes To Oxford. His fantastic narratives came directly from a dark, rambunctious life.

The British actress found fame in the romcom She's Out of My League. But a starring role as a scientist in Star Trek Into Darkness will see her career really take off. James Mottram meets her

Forget Kirk and Spock, Star Trek's biggest draw is its new mystery villain. It's a bold move, says Tim Walker

The crew of USS Enterprise beamed into London for the premiere of the sci-fi sequel Star Trek Into Darkness with critics predicting that the eagerly-awaited film proved the franchise could still live long and prosper.

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Developers behind the £2bn plans will have to ensure a good home for the creatures