Miramax: the films that bagged the Oscars
30th July 2010
The company which has been sold by Disney for a reported $660 million has picked up dozens of Oscars over the years. Read more…
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Jay Baruchel: the new king of the geeks
30th July 2010
With roles as a timorous Viking and a twitchy magician, this rising star is making the most of his nerdy credentials, says Marc Lee. Read more…
Minnie Driver: the star with her eyes on the future
30th July 2010
Minnie Driver, Golden Globe nominee and single mother, tells Serena Davies why life is fabulous at 40 Read more…
The Prime Minister's has a speeding theme...but what about the rest of the Cabinet's?
31st July 2010
Some people would question whether it is art at all. Visually, it is about as interesting as a railway ticket. The colour is an off shade of Liberal Democrat orange; the medium... Read more…
American gallery to exhibit Ronnie Wood's art
30th July 2010
A prestigious American art gallery is set to play host to an exhibition of artwork by former The Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood. Read more…
Charlie Brooker's Screen burn: Amish: The World's Squarest Teenagers
24th July 2010
'Rather than recoiling in horror, the Amish kids are largely perplexed by the London lads'Kids today, eh? Running through the subway necking cyan booze cola; slaying each other... Read more…
Charlie Brooker | Offensive Facebook groups such as Raoul Moat's are 10 a penny. Yet sympathy is in short supply
19th July 2010
Raoul Moat group is idiotic on many levels – not least for calling him a 'legend'Stupid people! Thinking of setting up a Facebook group dedicated to an inflammatory cause? Why... Read more…
Charlie Brooker's Screen burn: The news
17th July 2010
'When it develops an obsession with a story the news turns into an idiot with an erection'Must be difficult for news teams, struggling to shed light on this immense planet... Read more…
Outsourcing law and order
30th July 2010
US troops to come to Costa Rica as Laura Chinchilla, the country's first-ever female president, is forced to make tough decisions on how to fight drug trafficking. Read more…
Web Only: the best of the blogs
30th July 2010
The five must-read blogs from today, including IDS's welfare propsals and David Cameron's waistline. Read more…
Fujitsu Q1 sales remains flat at JPY 1,047.2bn
30th July 2010
Total sales flatline for far eastern company as decrease in global sales is offset by increase in Japanese sales Read more…
Good to meet you … David Pattison
31st July 2010
A Guardian reader on Zimbabwe, later-life career changes and theatrical inspirationI'm 70 and became a Guardian reader when I became an undergraduate student in 1988. My career in... Read more…
Projections of puppet theatre
31st July 2010
The National Theatre is reviving the toy theatres popular in the 19th century to stage melodramas on an epic scale. Vera Rule, who adapted the old scripts, explains their... Read more…
Much Ado About Nothing/Hercules | Theatre review
30th July 2010
Grosvenor Park, ChesterChester remains without a full-time repertory theatre since the closure of the Gateway in 2007. For now, at least, there is the temporary arena in... Read more…
First Movie-Con III Details Announced
30th July 2010
Tron: Legacy clips + preview screenings! Read more…