Surrender is full of wry asides on fame, faith and self-flagellation
By Alexander Larman
Factual inaccuracies aside, the fifth season sits very well in our current time
By Alexander Larman
Reality, alas, will always struggle to improve on fiction
By Alexander Larman
His memoir suggests a kernel of decency that saw him through his dark nights of the soul
By Alexander Larman
Scorned at the time, it’s today recognized as The Godfather of vampire movies
By Alexander Larman
But he shouldn’t delude himself about why people will be buying this book
By Alexander Larman
Kanye West 0, Swift 1
By Alexander Larman
Faith, Hope and Carnage by Nick Cave and Seán O’Hagan reviewed
By Alexander Larman
The latest season touches off a firestorm yet the show has always skirted a fine line
By Alexander Larman
Her passing demands a reflection on a stunning career
By Alexander Larman
He was an in-demand movie star yet it seemed to bring him only stress and unhappiness
By Alexander Larman
It was an assault on literary free speech itself
By Alexander Larman
Her commitment to duty was remarkable
By Alexander Larman
His latest project is Oscar gold, but the actor is not
By Alexander Larman
After a pause to mark the Queen’s death, the Duchess of Sussex show goes on
By Alexander Larman