Category: 5. Entertainment

Like puzzles, Lego sets are a delightfully tactile way to unplug and reconnect with the physical world. By snapping a few bricks together, you can build just about anything you can imagine, from Disney princess castles to Formula 1 racecars. It…

In bringing the year to a close, we invite you to join us for programs communing with spirits of poetry, music, and performance; strategies for filmmaking amid violence and exigency; fantasies of automated relation; reflections on the art of the…

Both Skeleton Crew and Time Bandits have been nominated for ‘Outstanding Visual Effects for a Live Action Program’ at this year’s Children’s and Family Emmy Awards!

Skeleton Crew

Led by DNEG VFX Supervisor Chris McLaughlin, our VFX team was…

The actor Jack Shepherd, who has died aged 85, was, in his own quiet and modest way, a Renaissance man who not only acted beautifully on stage and screen for 60 years, but also wrote a dozen plays, directed at Shakespeare’s Globe, painted in…

Lord Hutton writes of the NHS health centres that have been built thanks to private finance (Letters, 23 November). In Didcot we’ve been waiting more than 10 years for the Great Western Park health centre. The return on investment required by…

Leather pants have a reputation for being intimidating, with a rock n’ roll attitude that’s hard to shake off (let alone, pull off). However, in reality, they’re far more versatile than you’d think. As temperatures drop, they’re…

Actor Kevin Spacey is set to face civil claims of sexual assault from three men at the High Court in London next October.

The men have sued the star, alleging that he assaulted them between 2000 and 2013.

At a hearing on Wednesday, a judge…