Big Brother meets the boardroom? TV Critic Charlie Murray praises the most recent series of The Apprentice for remaining relevant in our age of reality TV

Six years after the end of Breaking Bad, fans have been given a sequel - Film Critic Harry Taylor takes the journey to see if El Camino can deliver

Film Editor Samuel Zucca revels in the celluloid of Bait, which follows a confrontation between the locals and tourists in a small Cornish town

Film Critic Zahra Ahmed rolls out the red carpet for Joaquin Phoenix, whose thrilling career makes him one of the best actors of his generation

TV Critic Harpal Khambay reviews BBC's 'The Capture', praising how the compelling drama turns the viewer's attention to the wider concern of surveillance in our society

Deputy Editor Emily Calder reflects on Ryan Murphy's latest teen tv show, praising how it deals with queer representation - but the series ultimately fails to get her vote

Film Critic Ellie Burridge analyses the complex representation of same-sex relationships in IT Chapter Two - contains Spoilers!

Chris Morris makes a triumphant return to film with The Day Shall Come, a biting satire with plenty to enjoy

Film Critic Charlotte Tomlinson reviews Joker, a violent tale for our troubled times

TV Critic Emily Burnett raves about the BBC documentary detailing Jesy Nelson's raw and real rise to stardom

Film Critic Nieve Cassidy finds gold at the end of the rainbow with Hollywood's latest biopic of a struggling musical icon

A film about strippers with an all-female cast and crew may seem like a gamble, but Gaming Editor Alex Green finds that heist flick Hustlers has plenty to say