The third and final instalment of the series on the sometimes unsightly logos of SA political parties
Unequal policing, a Black Panther’s escape, Australian megafires, gig economy blues and Regency-era romance
Festival is once again in the crosshairs of real-world pressures, including MeToo and French worker protests
More dirt on party logos from the Useless Political Party Logo Bashing Bash
Barbaric England football fandom, Fab Four doccie, erotic tension in the French Foreign Legion and annoying true crime podcasters
Sci-fi thriller, Tom Wolfe’s satire of Atlanta society, Jerry Seinfeld madcap comedy, Wim Wenders mini-festival and Cold War queer romance
Towns and cities are festooned with ill-conceived political logos for the general election
Richard Gadd's new Netflix show attracts online trolls wreaking havoc on innocents
‘True Detective’ is back, Jerrod Carmichael is quietly funny and Adam Driver stars in Ferrari biopic
‘Finding the Light’ is a musical production in support of the Kolisi Foundation
Cape winemakers who are impressing — and what you should make a note of tasting
Spier Light Art balances social and ecological responsibility with beauty and wonder
Middle-class family falls apart, bittersweet dramedy, Truman Capote, courtroom procedural and a bombing
A dark and cynical vision of humanity’s future chimes with our fears of impending apocalypse
The production team came to the play knowing that the original text did not suit them, and that they had to do it their own way, lead actor Atandwa Kani says
Cannes audiences will have a chance to decide if ‘Megalopolis’ is ‘a vision of the future that is heaven on earth’
Stage production gives a sense of community and equality between young people united across gender and sexuality
Ben Franklin’s intrigues, Tokyo’s underbelly, lavish adaptation of video game, Texan girls and Anthony Hopkins
Unions representing animation and visual effects workers ]to demand rules for how studios use artificial intelligence
