Over the past ten years nothing much has changed about a trip to the cinema, other than the price. But with 62% of moviegoers saying prices are too high, it’s no surprise that attendance is falling. Could an app introducing dynamic pricing lure film lovers back to the big screens?

Eleven years after its debut, the Fast and Furious franchise is more lucrative than ever. The latest is the third film ever to break $1 billion in the box office. But is its success down to cars, girls and explosions? Or does it offer something no other franchise does – a cast as diverse as its audience?

After a long history of underrepresentation in the movies, actors are calling out the industry and boycotting the Oscars. The screen is being scrutinised as a discriminatory space and with their own share of screentime, businesses will do well to ride the surging wave of emotional correctness.

Being a well-dressed black man might not initially seem like a political act. But in the face of reductive representation in the media and heightened racial tension in the US, being a modern day black dandy can be both oppositional and therapeutic – as shown by The Dandy Lion exhibition.