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The Folio · No. 10Jess Entwistle

Film

  1. Film

    Love of Your Life review: Margaret Qualley eats, grieves and loves in Amazon’s transporting saga

    Rachel Morrison’s second feature premiered at Toronto, with Qualley as a Boston nurse remaking her life after her husband dies. The Guardian calls it one of her best performances to date.

  2. Film

    ‘All That She Wants’ review: Annie Murphy and Cooper Raiff are well matched in a generation-gap romcom

    Also from Toronto, an age-gap romcom named after the 1992 Ace of Base hit. Variety found the pairing of Murphy and Raiff the best thing in it.

  3. Film

    Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom review: Aardman’s spooky-season caper sparkles with fun

    Aardman’s third Shaun feature sends a pumpkin-supersizing serum into a balding farmer’s hair growth bottle, with Halloween on the way.

  4. Film

    Andrew Garfield’s drama about the OpenAI boardroom confirms its UK release date

    Artificial, which centres on the chief executive of OpenAI, now has a confirmed UK date. Andrew Garfield leads the cast.

  5. Film

    Every celebrity on the front row at New York Fashion Week

    Who sat where, and what they wore, across the spring/summer 2027 shows in New York.

TV

  1. TV

    Emmys set Reba McEntire for a Dolly Parton tribute, with McConaughey, Harrelson and LL Cool J presenting

    The 78th Emmy Awards are broadcast live tonight from the Peacock Theater on NBC and Peacock. Reba McEntire leads the Dolly Parton tribute, and stars of the Baywatch reboot join the presenters.

  2. TV

    The 2026 Emmys parties in pictures: BAFTA TV Tea Party, Warner Bros, NBCU and WME

    The weekend of pre-Emmys parties, photographed. Host Mariska Hargitay kicked off the celebrations at the arrivals.

  3. TV

    Peacock unveils the full Crystal Lake trailer and first-look photos, starring Linda Cardellini

    The Friday the 13th prequel series, from A24 and creator Brad Caleb Kane, arrives on Peacock on 15 October.

  4. TV

    ‘Tires’ season 4 gets a production and Netflix release date update

    Shane Gillis’s workplace comedy returns for a fourth season after a record-breaking third, with filming due to begin in early 2027.

  5. TV

    Gavin & Stacey’s Laura Aikman joins Line of Duty for season 7

    Aikman has joined the seventh series of the BBC drama and is keeping the role itself quiet, saying only that one castmate was her partner in crime throughout.

  6. TV

    Big Brother introduces a secret mole in a throwback-style twist

    The returning series has planted a mole in the house, a twist in the style of its earlier years.

Music

  1. Music

    Critics celebrate Céline Dion’s ‘high-stakes’ comeback show in Paris

    Dion returned to the stage on Saturday, her first show after a six-year hiatus caused by health issues. Thousands turned out, and the reviews were warm.

  2. Music

    Unanimous vote sees Nashville Airport move to rename itself after Dolly Parton

    The board voted without dissent to begin renaming Nashville International after Tennessee’s favourite daughter.

  3. Music

    Ella Langley’s ‘Dandelion’ returns to No. 1 on the Billboard 200

    Langley is back on top in the United States, with ADÉLA entering the top 10 and former number ones from Ariana Grande and Beyoncé climbing back into it.

  4. Music

    25 years of Can’t Get You Out of My Head, the song that saw the future of pop

    An extract from Michael Cragg’s book on the minimalist dance-pop track Sophie Ellis-Bextor turned down, which became the defining song of Kylie’s career.

  5. Music

    Fans choose Dove Cameron’s ‘When in Rome’ as this week’s favourite new music

    Cameron’s new song about being lovestruck in a dreamy destination took 71 per cent of the vote in Billboard’s weekly reader poll.

Theatre

  1. Theatre

    Cynthia Erivo’s riveting ‘Prima Facie’ performance earns TIFF standing ovation

    Erivo’s turn in Prima Facie drew a standing ovation in Toronto, adding to two best actress Oscar nominations and her Tony-winning work in The Color Purple.

  2. Theatre

    The Children review: Meera Syal and co go nuclear in poignant drama

    Lucy Kirkwood’s debut is revived at the Lyric Hammersmith, with Syal and Declan Conlon as retired nuclear engineers and Kerry Fox as the visitor who unsettles them.

  3. Theatre

    Man to Man with Tilda Swinton at the Royal Court: review

    Stephen Unwin’s revival plays the Royal Court before the Traverse in Edinburgh, then Berlin and New York.

  4. Theatre

    First curtain call for the Death Becomes Her tour in Cleveland

    The North American tour of the musical has begun previews, and the company has shared footage from its first performance.

Books

  1. Books

    Emily St John Mandel: ‘When half the electorate disagrees on basic reality, how do you come back from that?’

    The Station Eleven novelist is now writing about the future of the United States, and talks about chance, world-building and a tiny bit of clairvoyance.