Fionna McLauchlan

Ryan Gosling to take a break from acting

Ryan Gosling to take a break from acting to focus on his directorial debut

Emma Watson denies Fifty shades role

Emma Watson may be trying to shake her Hermione Granger good-girl image – but not so much that she’d star in Fifty Shades of Grey, it seems.

Christmas Day television: Doctor Who, Downton Abbey, Strictly, Call the Midwife, Scrooged, Alan...

Our pick of the best on the box this Our pick of the best on the box this festive season.

The Night Before Christmas, The Grinch, The Snowman and the Snowdog, Outnumbered

Our pick of the best on the box this festive season.

Cool runnings, The Snowman, Mr Stink, Dragons’ Den, Bad Santa

Our pick of the best on the box this festive season.

The top five films to see in the New Year

A rundown of the top films to see in 2013.

Video: One Pound Fish Man releases Christmas single

Video: Chinese man invents apocalypse survival pods

Video: Is this the most easily scared guy in the world?

Nativity story gets modern makeover by Norwich student

Norwich student gives Nativity story a modern twist

Norwich woman’s African-inspired act for Britain’s Got Talent

Norwich woman enters Britain's Got Talent.

Trailer released for documentary on street photographer Vivian Maier

Check out the trailer of the upcoming documentary "Finding Vivian Maier", as one of the greatest discoveries in street photography is to be brought to the screen.

The New York Times Offers a Portfolio Review to 160 Amateur Photographers

The New York Times announces the inaugural New York Photography Portfolio Review.

Review: Seduced by Art: Photography Past & Present

TSJ Photography Editor Fionna McLauchlan gives her view on the National Gallery’s first major photography exhibit in over 150 years.

INTERACTIVE: NUS Demo against cuts and fees

Follow our interactive journey as we tweet throughout the day as students from around the country gather to protest against tuition fees and cuts.

Review: Chernobyl Diaries

Fionna McLauchlan gives her take on the latest horror movie out in cinemas today, Chernobyl Diaries

'Open Journalism' put to the test at the Guardian Open Weekend

Fionna McLauchlan reflects on the Guardian Open Weekend and discusses why she believes the national will continue to prosper in the digital age.

Review: In the Land of Blood and Honey

n the Land of Blood and Honey marks Angela Jolie’s first foray as a director. Fionna McLauchlan inspects Jolie’s efforts in this film about love and pain during the Bosnian war.

What's so great about The Artist?

It has taken the world by storm and performed wonderfully during ‘awards season’. Fionna McLauchlan details just why The Artist has endeared itself to cinema lovers worldwide.

A Reflection on Eve Arnold

Fionna McLauchlan reflects on the death of pioneering photojournalist Eve Arnold and the legacy of her outstanding career.

Fionna McLauchlan’s Top Ten Films of 2011

Fionna McLauchlan gives her pick of this year’s best films. Read on to see whether she picks the big sequels or the independent, artistic films.

Intouchables Review

Fionna McLauchlan gives us the lowdown on Intouchables, the new film taking French cinema by storm. Find out just why it’s untouchable...

Film Socialisme: ‘Film is over. The Auteur is dead.’

Fionna McLauchlan reviews Jean-Luc Godard’s latest work, Film Socialisme.

New Documentary Forms

Fionna McLauchlan elegantly reviews the latest photography exhibition at the Tate Modern, New Documentary Forms.