Cate Blanchett

Forget me not: what if a virus stole our memories?

Christos Nikou’s new comedy Apples is about a city afflicted with mass amnesia. The director explains why technology is already leading us there

Ryan Gilbey

02, May, 2021 @2:00 PM

Juno Temple's teenage obsessions: 'Brandon Flowers was the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen'

The actor, who stars alongside Justin Timberlake in Palmer, recalls her love of Eminem, the magic of Jean Cocteau and why she is fascinated by corsetry

As told to Rich Pelley

18, Feb, 2021 @3:45 PM

Hear me out: why Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull isn't a bad movie

The latest in our series of writers defending maligned films is a reappraisal for the fun fourth Indiana Jones adventure

Luke Walpole

16, Feb, 2021 @7:14 AM

The 50 best TV shows of 2020: 50-1

Michaela Coel’s smart, subversive and taboo-breaking drama gave us absolutely unbeatable television – plus more of the year’s best

18, Dec, 2020 @8:09 AM

Aacta awards 2020: Cate Blanchett’s Stateless and Shannon Murphy’s Babyteeth win big

Women-led productions dominate distanced ceremony after year academy president Russell Crowe describes as ‘very challenging’

Stephanie Convery

30, Nov, 2020 @10:00 AM

Tilda Swinton: gender-neutral acting awards 'inevitable'

In Venice this week, Swinton joined Cate Blanchett in approving Berlin film festival’s removal of gender categories in prizes

Lanre Bakare

03, Sep, 2020 @10:44 AM

Venice prepares to welcome guests to Covid-safe film festival

Face masks, distanced screenings and temperature scanners are part of measures

Lanre Bakare Arts and culture correspondent

01, Sep, 2020 @5:00 AM

Mrs America's Uzo Aduba: 'It's worth examining the shortcomings of our feminist heroes'

She stole the show in Orange Is the New Black. Now the actor is playing the first black woman to seek the US presidency – and rejecting suggestions she gets a ‘Hollywood smile’

Yomi Adegoke

28, Jul, 2020 @5:00 AM

Tweed v cheesecloth: how 70s style defines the warring women of Mrs America

Gloria Steinem wanted equality. Phyllis Schlafly wanted to make America bake again. On the programme that conjured up that divide between pussybow and jeans

Morwenna Ferrier

19, Jul, 2020 @7:45 AM

Mrs America depicts one of feminism’s toughest battles – the fight against female misogynists | Suzanne Moore

From Gloria Steinem to Shirley Chisholm, there were some brilliant women pushing for equal rights in the 1970s. In Phyllis Schlafly, they found a formidable foe, says Guardian columnist Suzanne Moore

Suzanne Moore

14, Jul, 2020 @6:00 AM

The week in TV: Mrs America; Stateless; The Kemps: All True; There She Goes; Manhunt - review

The failure of US feminism in the 1970s and an indictment of Australian immigration gave Cate Blanchett two chances to shine

Barbara Ellen

12, Jul, 2020 @8:30 AM

Mrs America review – Cate Blanchett fights off feminism

This clever drama sees the actor portray Phyllis Schlafly – who led a 70s campaign against equal rights in the US – without turning her into a simple villain

Lucy Mangan

08, Jul, 2020 @9:30 PM