Arts & Culture

The Broadway show version of David Byrne’s album, filmed by Spike Lee, is a confident, thought-provoking, political answer to Talking Heads’ much-lauded Stop Making Sense concert film.

The giant divine moth, who would later share the screen with Godzilla, returns with a Blu-ray re-release of her first cinematic appearance in 1961.

The combination of cinematography and a hilariously expressive cast turns the whole silly drama into something altogether musical.

Urban regeneration has made Sheffield a buzzing cultural centre. We can’t let COVID-19 turn back the clock on our vibrant arts scene.

What does a maker and small business owner do during lockdown? For one Sheffield maker, the answers include making PPE, pigeons – and new friends.

Sheffield artist brings optimistic art to the city just in time for Christmas.

Two local archive programmes on Sheffield Live! TV, hosted by Memory Dance, aim to trigger cross-generational memories of our city.

All things bold, bright and beautiful, Amy Blackwell’s illustrations are just the tonic to see us through these cold and wintery days.

Creative charity aims to capture turbulent year through the community-led Art in the Heart project.

Even taken purely as fiction, the latest film by West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin is a mess of cognitive dissonance, a film profoundly at odds with itself.