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‘Cat Person’ review: Nicholas Braun is the boyfriend from hell in a toxic dating takedown

Cousin Greg's awkward charm is totally absent in the 'Succession' star's newest character

‘Forspoken’ review: a forgettable adventure in a kinetic playground

Cuff around the edges

‘Plane’ review: a big, dumb Gerard Butler movie your dad will love

Go on, take pops to the cinema this weekend

Popcaan – ‘Great Is He’ review: dancehall star subtly pushes the envelope

15 years down the line, Popcaan still brings an element of star power amidst small gains on his fifth record

Ava Max – ‘Diamonds & Dancefloors’ review: unashamedly derivative sad-pop bangers

A streamlined, shiny approach to dancefloor heartbreak largely serves the Albanian well in her pursuit of mainstream notoriety

‘Infinity Pool’ review: dive into this sordid world of death and debauchery

Fancy a bit of bloody violence or graphic nudity? Come dip a toe in the deep end

On new single ‘Moonlight Sunrise’, TWICE embrace their evolved ethos with a sultry smoothness

Their second ever English single, ‘Moonlight Sunrise’ signals a newly confident chapter in TWICE’s story

‘Babylon’ review: razzle dazzle meets rock debauchery in Old Hollywood epic

Damien Chazelle's party-starting paean to the Silent Era certainly packs a punch

Låpsley – ‘Cautionary Tales of Youth’ review: multi-layered pop storytelling

“I’m in the riptide, swimming against my own life/in the nighttime I’m fighting for the daylight,” sings Låpsley on the elegant yet searingly honest...

‘JUNG_E’ review: ‘Universal Soldier’ meets ‘Westworld’ in this South Korean sci-fi dystopia

The director of ‘Hellbound’ and ‘Train to Busan’ returns with an emotional, post-apocalyptic tale about family and artificial intelligence