The spookiest night of the year is a great excuse for throwing a party. Kate Whiting offers some treats to tempt even the most reluctant Halloween fan
This week's bookcase includes reviews of How To Be Both by Ali Smith, Kate Mosse's The Taxidermist's Daughter, and the new autobiography from stand-up comic Omid Djalili.
It may be turning cooler, but don’t pack away your barbecue just yet. As king of the coals Christian Stevenson tells Kate Whiting, you can grill your grub all year round.
In his new book, camper van guru Martin Dorey reveals how easy it is to cook and eat well on a coastal odyssey – Kate Whiting reports
Russell Kane takes a gulp of his steaming onion soup and shifts a little restlessly in his seat. He's in the middle of a hundred and one different things and can barely sit still enough to eat.
SALT (12A, 100 mins) *** Starring Angelina Jolie, Liev Schreiber, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Daniel Olbrychski, August Diehl and Andre Braugher
Romantic comedy It's Complicated, released last Friday, has been nominated for multiple Golden Globes. The film's stars, Meryl Streep and Alec Baldwin, tell Kate Whiting why they think it's a winner and what attracted them to the quirky comedy.
Spike Jonze has teamed up with children's author Maurice Sendak to bring his classic children's book Where The Wild Things Are to cinemas.
Martin Freeman has finally put his alter-ego from The Office behind him with his new film comedy Nativity! The actor talks about the demands of shooting the primary school-set, improvised movie and why he prefers to stay well away from the limelight.
