From a Will Ferrell golfing comedy to a Legally Blonde prequel and a new adaptation of the novels about 19th-Century frontier life – these are the best series to watch and stream.
The author's childhood was rocked by bankruptcy and deceit. In 2008, he told the BBC that his "hectic background" trained him to be an author – and a spy.
The video installation prompted a row over its claims about Churchill's role in the Bengal famine.
The Brazilian woman visited BTS member Jungkook's home 20 times in less than two months.
The record company executive also worked with Billy Joel, Pink Floyd, Alicia Keys and Aerosmith.
From Spielberg's epic alien drama to J-Lo in an office romcom and the return of Toy Story, these are the films to watch at the cinema and stream at home this month.
From a starry new adaptation of the classic thriller to the return of the spectacular Game of Thrones prequel – and a sketch series about US history created by Larry David.
Vincent van Gogh transformed an ordinary city square into something special with his first "starry night" painting in 1888. Here's how he did it, and what it means.
From a docuseries about enigmatic hip-hop artist MF Doom to an investigation into OnlyFans – here are the best new podcasts for you to listen to and watch.
Robin Hood began as an oral tradition in the 12th Century before morphing into a heroic, family-friendly stereotype – here's how new takes are restoring his dark side.
The latest instalment in the mega-hit Pixar franchise deals with the perils of social media and digital devices – and captures loneliness and despair among children and adults.
Lord Lucan was found guilty of killing Sandra Rivett on 19 June 1975 – but by then he had already disappeared. His wife was interviewed by the BBC in 1980.
US journalist Martha Gellhorn tricked officers so that she could write firsthand dispatches from Normandy in June 1944. In 1991, she told the BBC about her daring subterfuge.
Martha Mitchell was a flamboyant Washington socialite whose husband was embroiled in the Watergate scandal. Her shocking claims of a "dirty business" were dismissed as delusional.
It's 35 years since Helen Sharman boarded a space capsule heading into orbit, all thanks to a job ad that she had stumbled upon.
Rising artist Shaqúelle Whyte on why painting for him is all about process, repetition, and doubt.
The Nigerian-American soprano on how the stage allowed her to feel everything she was taught to hold back.
Cecilia Bartoli has spent 40 years at the pinnacle of classical music, a feat few artists ever achieve.
It takes a village to make a film, with dozens of hands collaborating under pressure to turn vision into reality.
At the Royal Drawing School, students rediscover drawing as a powerful way to see and experience the world anew.
The NFTS opens its doors to the BBC to share what it takes to shape and train award‑winning filmmakers.
Widely seen as the queen of contemporary performance art, Marina Abramović speaks to the BBC about her legacy.
Through intimate encounters with 50 Londoners, influential artist Es Devlin reimagines how we see home.
Architect Lina Ghotmeh brings her vision to an ambitious project, redesigning the British Museum's Western Range.
The Norwegian author's raw honesty and fearlessness has made him one of literature's most compelling voices.
Renowned for her astounding range, the Italian mezzo-soprano's singing is a source of joy for adoring Opera fans.
Meet the dance trio, La(Horde), leading the National Ballet of Marseille and reinventing ballet for a new era.
British-Turkish novelist Elif Shafak tells the BBC her writing is guided by intuition rather than a rigid plan.
Beirut-born architect Lina Ghotmeh's vision for every structure is to honour their surroundings and history.
As the Venice Biennale closes, curator Carlo Ratti calls on architects to face a burning world with courage.
French tenor Benjamin Bernheim mentors young singers in the delicate art of French opera.
British sculptor Antony Gormley guides young artists in the expressive medium of clay and creative instincts.
Steven Isserlis teaches young cellists how to bring Dvořák and Schumann to life.
Students from the Royal College of Music receive a masterclass from pianist Yuja Wang.
Students enjoy a musical masterclass with one of the world's leading orchestras, the Vienna Philharmonic.
People are being encouraged to use public transport during the all-Ireland Fleadh in August.
Supporters say they are "saddened" at the attacks on a treasured part of their local heritage.
The former first minister is to serve as deputy prime minister in a simulation of a Russian attack on the UK.
A young musician who arrived in Suffolk three years ago after fleeing Iran plays Snape Maltings
The exhibition celebrates Rhonda Wilson as an artist, cultural entrepreneur, journalist and activist.
The week-long celebration of art, music, heritage and culture has started.
Northamptonshire-based GUS Band is crowned the winner of the championship.
The initiative sets out to challenge stigma and outdated stereotypes associated with heavy metal.
The artworks come in a wide range of forms and explore the "traces" that humans have left on the island.
Developers say the complex will establish Kentish Town as a "new centre for the creative industries".
The fancy dress theme at the 2026 Isle of Wight Festival is galactic glamour and space oddities.
Boston's Central Park will host the forest-inspired Luminarium sculpture from 2 to 5 July.
David and Susan Neave befriended the artist after he moved to Bridlington in East Yorkshire.
My Brother the Minotaur made its debut on Apple TV in April.
Richard Hearne's character Mr Pastry was a household name in Britain in the 1950s and 1960s.
