Freedom sometimes comes without liberation in new documentary ‘Fallout’

TV review: Another Philip K Dick adaptation, in this boom time for paranoia

Avocado Hand: An epidemic that afflicts incompetent slicers of trendy fruits is to be welcomed

Uncertainty principle gave rise to ‘many worlds’ theory which may excuse BBC commentators

It looks like Glasto is heading for a hiatus in 2019 and this week it announced its Variety Bazaar. But fans aren’t happy, and organiser Michael Eavis is openly worried “this might be one risk too far”

As they make a mockery of the other contestants in the Big Brother house, I find my heart swelling with national pride

Amazon Prime’s fascist-America drama may not capture the zeitgeist perfectly, but it’s not far off

Tackling malevolent cupcakes, mutant lesbians and “the man problem” at the Abbey

Show depicts alternate reality where Germany, Japan control US after winning WW2

The late American media artist was ahead of her time, but her reputation is now catching up with her powerful work; and Mayo artists respond to their home county

Smart pills, driverless cars and fridges that know what you need to stock up on: everything is about to become connected in what some are calling the greatest upheaval since the industrial revolution

Perhaps more than any other technology, robotisation and automation threaten to reshape society, and we better have some ideas as to how we will adapt to that changed landscape

He toured with Pearl Jam, and fired up Friday Night Lights, but cinematographer Shane Kelly’s best work is probably found in Boyhood

Ray Bradbury’s great dystopian vision is 60. Thankfully the book-burning world it depicts has not yet come to pass, so we can still read it and other dark visions

The festival, in its 25th year, continued to showcase new home-grown features, from mainstream-friendly recession comedy ‘Life’s a Breeze’ to the off-centre ‘Out of Here’

Controversy raises issues around data security, processing and outsourcing