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In 'Conversations with Friends', the latest adaption from the author dubbed the voice of a generation, the horny longing of its characters creates a suffocating malaise

The British filmmaker's 30 year career has revolved around a kind of punk patriotism. For his latest, a series about the formation of the iconic band, he goes back to his roots

Alex Garland's latest pits Jessie Buckley against a series of grim blokes. If only it were this easy to work out who the bad men are

The new trailer for Olivia Wilde's psychological thriller circles around a threat to suburban paradise

HBO and Sky's glossy drama is a long way from the French docuseries it is based on, but it's an update that has something new to add to the story

Netflix's new series about a sex scandal stands outs from the glut of TV based on the news, but here the fiction fails to live up to reality

Including the banging debut from Wet Leg and the return of Father John Misty

Filmed in secret, 'Navalny' gives control of the narrative to the harshest critic of Russia's sinister leader

Works by revered writers like Zadie Smith and Ian McEwan, as well as breakthrough names like Emma Cline and Carmen Maria Machado

From ‘Severance’ to ‘The Shrink Next Door’, the tech giant is finally putting out some truly worthwhile entertainment

The category that provides the best reflection of cinematic excellence isn't the one you think

The film's director says the iconic track was in his mind while writing and is "part of the voice of that character"

In freeing herself from the cat-and-mouse games of Nate Jacobs she walks away head held high, knowing "this is just the beginning" of the torment Cassie will endure

With Lexi and Fez, Nate and Cassie, and Rue and Jules all up in the air, the stage has been set for a showdown

The 20 years-in-the-making documentary is not so much who he is when nobody is watching, but who he becomes with an audience

The dark swirling sky in Jordan Peele's forthcoming flick is full of secrets

The actor breaks down this week's episode, from that drawn out phone call to his offering calm amidst chaos in the form of a family meal

Julia Garner has called the character's voice “the hardest accent I’ll ever do”, no surprise given the fake heiress's nationality is part of her deceptive performance

The Succession actor discusses playing the other side of the coin in Inventing Anna, the immigrant hustle, and why New York is a city built on scams

The actor has built a career portraying both troubled young men and national treasures. He talks to Esquire about playing junior doctor Adam Kay in the BBC’s adaptation of This is Going to Hurt, why he is drawn to disturbed characters, and not standing still for too long

Sleuthing through the vapes and visors in a new clip from director Rian Johnson

From Euphoria to Pam and Tommy, Scenes From a Marriage to The White Lotus, the male member is showing up everywhere on the small screen, exposing something about its vulnerable owner in the process

Episode four was heavy with ominous symbols, but the HBO series has a history of leaving a false trail of breadcrumbs

From Parasite to Hustlers, here's our pick of the best cons on screen

As season two spirals downwards, the actor speaks to Esquire about absent fathers, dancing with scene partner Zendaya and why everyone just wants to be loved

"Yes, there is a downfall, but there's also the relief of being found out"

Gothic cityscapes, femme fatales and supernatural stories where the real monsters are the human beings

The resolution everyone makes is surprisingly easy to keep with a few basic principles

If getting married was about leaving one family and starting another one, making a will felt like a reminder you’d be leaving that family one day, too

In the BBC’s A Very British Scandal, the star of WandaVision finds a charismatic villain to pick apart. He talks to Esquire about the twists and turns of his 30-plus-year career, spilling spoilers to his kids, and the moment he thought Marvel was firing him

From social satires to dark comedies, here's all the hits and everything you might have missed

After 20 years on stage and screen, David Oyelowo has established himself among Britain’s leading actors. This week he returns to TV in the The Girl Before, a new psychological thriller from the BBC