Black Widow: Scarlett Johansson’s Marvel swansong is a cut above

Florence Pugh steals the show in the latest, mercifully fun superhero outing in the MCU

Frank Dunphy: The Irishman who made millions for Damien Hirst

Showbiz accountant who became the charismatic business manager for Damien Hirst

Sam Taylor-Johnson: ‘The fear hasn’t completely gone away’

Director’s new film A Million Little Pieces is based on James Frey’s contentious memoir

King of Thieves: Three films rolled into a single heist movie

Review: With Michael Caine, Ray Winstone and Michael Gambon, it couldn’t be boring

Increased regulation of ubiquitous gambling industry long overdue

A gambling commission apparatus with independent teeth would be good for everyone

Top 10 prison films to watch: Donald Clarke picks his favourites

As acclaimed Irish movie Michael Inside is released, we look at prison movies from Birdman of Alcatraz to The Shawshank Redemption

Charlie Hunnam: The geezer who would be king

The King Arthur actor discusses why he won't be making a claim to be king of the Geordies any time soon, and how his bromance with Guy Ritchie set the pace for the ‘Lads of the Round Table’

Jawbone review: A gritty boxing movie that's well worth the pay-per-view

Johnny Harris writes and stars as an alcoholic fighter going back in the ring, with great support from Ray Winstone, Michael Smiley and Ian McShane

Ken Early: Joey Barton ban raises questions over sport’s gambling culture

Banned Burnley midfielder right to highlight the link between the media and gambling

Government would be right to tackle Ireland’s gambling culture

Figures that show doubling in rate of those with gambling addiction cannot be dismissed

Eurosport hits an ace in competitive game of TV rights

Discovery-owned network is warming up for new era of watchability

Point Break review: Adrenaline flunkies defying gravity and logic

Relentless action cannot dispel the toxic levels of claptrap that stink up this po-faced, slow-witted remake

The Legend of Barney Thompson review: mother cuts to the quick

Robert Carlyle’s pitch-black murder comedy is a triumph for a deglamourised Emma Thompson, as the ultimate parent from hell

20,000 Days on Earth review: more than mere hagiography