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Whiplash and Birdman are two films that ask serious and relevant questions about the human costs of artistic achievement, writes Nick Grant

Street art has often been dismissed as glorified graffiti. Other critics vilify it as a sign of gentrification.

This musical tells the story of pioneering north London rockers The Kinks.

Mostafa, a bus driver, spoke to Raymie Kiernan about the pressures of work

The global financial system suffered an unexpected jolt last week

Charity Amnesty International described the recent bloodbath in Baga, Nigeria, as Islamist group Boko Haram’s “deadliest massacre”. Some 2,000 people were killed. 

The repressive Egyptian regime continues its attacks on activists as the fourth anniversary of the start of the 2011 revolution approaches this weekend.

The Green Party’s left wing policies are winning it more support. But the party’s record in office shows that it can’t be relied on to stand up for workers, writes Nick Clark

John Parrington says antibiotic research needs proper state funding to remove the threat of dangerous industry practices

Troublemaker leads on the rich getting richer and more

Freedom Party leader Heinz-Christian Strache and his team of lawyers are trying to silence the anti-fascist movement by pressing charges against the socialist paper Linkswende in several law suits.

Responses to the racist backlash after Paris killings and workplace solidarity