From Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire to Renegade Nell – a complete guide to this week’s entertainment

The latest addition to the Ghostbusters franchise, Frozen Empire, is now available. The film takes place in New York and follows the original Ghostbusters team, along with the new squad from the previous movie, Afterlife, as they battle a new villain who is creating an army of ghosts. The iconic trio of actors, Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, and Ernie Hudson, return to reprise their roles from the original 1984 film.

Are you tired of hearing about get-rich-quick schemes? Look no further than "The Delinquents"! This hilarious heist comedy follows Morán (played by Daniel Eliás) as he develops a more realistic plan for getting rich- slow and steady. He plans to steal money from his employer, a bank in Buenos Aires, and confess to the crime. Then, he'll serve his sentence and finally retire in peace. With the help of a trustworthy accomplice holding onto the money while he's behind bars, this plan seems foolproof. Don't miss out on the laughs and excitement in this clever film.

"Robot Dreams" has just been released. This movie was considered as one of the best animated features in the Oscars. The story is about a clever dog who grew tired of being alone and decided to construct his own friendly robot buddy during the 1980s in New York City. The duo happily enjoyed life in the bustling metropolis that never sleeps until they encountered a heartbreaking setback.

The Ciné Lumière theatre in London is showcasing a collection of the finest modern Italian films. The event will run for a brief period of time, with 10 new movies and a classic featurette featuring. You won't want to miss out on the opportunity to watch La Chimera, an acclaimed Cannes movie from last year, starring Josh O'Connor, Alba Rohrwacher, and Isabella Rossellini. Alice Rohrwacher directs this fantastic film. Another must-see.

The Hives will begin their tour in Leeds on March 27th and will end on April 13th. Last year, their album "The Death of Randy Fitzsimmons" made it to No. 2 on the charts in the UK. The Swedish band is known for their standout lead vocalist, Howlin' Pelle Almqvist, who brings high energy and excitement to the stage. Fans can expect a wild night of captivating music and high-energy performances from the Hives during their upcoming tour. Michael Cragg is a fan of the band and shares his excitement for their upcoming shows.

Pendulum, the experimental group that blends 00s drum and bass with rock, is embarking on a tour from March 24th to the 31st, starting in Leeds. This comeback tour will take you on a nostalgic ride through their music, including old hits like Watercolour that are sure to ignite the crowd like a firework. While the group has released two recent EPs, it's the classic tunes that will have you bouncing with excitement. You won't want to miss this tour, complete with MC.

On March 28th, the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London hosted a show by the Colin Currie Group, a team of performers led by renowned percussionist Colin Currie. The group was specifically formed to showcase the works of Steve Reich, a celebrated figure in the minimalist music genre. The concert featured two of Reich's earlier compositions, namely Music for Pieces of Wood and the initial section of Drumming. Andrew Clements reported on the event.

On the 23rd of March, the Andy Sheppard Trio performed at the National Centre for Early Music in York. For over thirty years, Sheppard has been recognized as one of the most innovative saxophonists in the United Kingdom. His distinct style of playing, characterized by unusual phrasing and a unique sound, has been appreciated by celebrated band directors like Gil Evans and Carla Bley. The exceptional European trio comprises of Rita Marcotulli, a talented pianist from Italy, and Michel Benita, a renowned double bassist from France. John Fordham had high praise for the trio's sophisticated performance.

The art exhibition at Thaddaeus Ropac, London showcases the unique sculpting style of Erwin Wurm. His peculiar sculptures portray distorted and surreal bulges of the human body alongside eerie, empty clothing figures. As an artist, Wurm challenges the traditional portrayal of humans by exploring the concept of one's identity. He questions whether our external appearance defines us entirely, or if there is something deeper that makes us who we are. Wurm's artwork makes you ponder about the true essence of being human. The exhibit is open until April 13th, so don't miss out.

TKE Studios in Margate features an exhibition called "We Do Not Sleep" until May 19th. Tracey Emin, who previously exhibited her work in New York, is now participating in a feminist show in Margate. She is joined by several other artists such as Gabriela Max, Vanessa Raw, and Mercedes Workman, who are not as well-known as Emin.

The artwork of the religious painter Guercino from the 17th century is on display at Waddesdon Manor, located near Aylesbury, until October 27th. Guercino was very devoted to Catholicism and declined an invitation to visit the court of Charles I because he considered England to be a "heretic" country as it was Protestant. The exhibit showcases Guercino's monumental style, which was intended to impress and inspire those attending the large baroque churches. One of the pieces on display is his painting of King David.

The exhibition of Darren Almond's paintings can be seen at White Cube Mason's Yard, London until 4 May. He is popular for his flawless photographs and installations, but this time we get to admire his skills as a painter. Almond's paintings showcase a peaceful aura, similar to his other artworks, and his inspiration is drawn from the serene Japanese landscapes. He has used abstract settings with elegant willow patterns, making the paintings look like masterpieces. Jonathan Jones recommends visiting this impressive exhibition.

From 27 March to 24 May, Alasdair Beckett-King will be embarking on a tour that kicks off in Birmingham. Beckett-King has a unique appearance, with his pale skin and vibrant red hair that gives him a medieval aesthetic. He incorporates this aesthetic into his stand-up comedy, which is a blend of scholarly knowledge, playful humor, and modern technology. As a successful YouTuber, he has a talent for using technology to enhance his comedic performances. Rachel Aroesti wrote about him in this regard.

reported on the travelling show's itinerary, revealing that it will be visiting Watford on the 23rd of March, Coventry from the 26th to the 28th of March, Cardiff from the 29th to the 31st of March, and is set to continue its tour until the 25th of July. The story, which follows the antics of a clumsy dragon named Zog as he meets new friends, is a delightful experience for children and encourages them to let their imaginations run wild.

The SailMenier Chocolate Factory in London is hosting a powerful play until May 12th. It explores the thin line between free speech and spreading messages of hatred. The story follows a Harvard professor's symposium that's thrown into chaos when a white nationalist is invited to speak. Giles Terera gives a fantastic performance in the lead role, with former Globe artistic director Dominic Dromgoole directing the cast. It's a thought-provoking thriller that will leave you questioning the morality of free speech.

The Scottish Dance Theatre presents "The Life and Times", a creative production that will be available through both live performance and an online livestream. The performance is filmed in a single shot and accompanied by a baroque soundtrack, delving into surrealism and the concept of time. Artistic director and choreographer Joan Clevillé describes it as a blend between a music video and a silent film, making for a unique and captivating experience.

On March 29th, Renegade Nell will make its debut on Disney+. This new show from the writer behind Happy Valley introduces us to a different kind of protagonist. Louisa Harland, known for her role in Derry Girls, portrays an 18th-century thief with extraordinary abilities. Joely Richardson and Adrian Lester also star in the series. With Sally Wainwright at the helm, we can expect another fantastic story. Although we'll miss Catherine Cawood, it's exciting to meet this new heroine.

This week, there's something exciting happening on Channel 4. Derry Girls star, Nicola Coughlan, will team up with Lydia West from It's a Sin in a unique and emotion-packed story. The show promises to pass The Bechdel Test which means it offers empowering roles for women. The plot follows two best friends as they go through a challenging journey together as they transition into their thirties. Expect laughs, tears, and an unpredictable storyline.

A new documentary called "Enemy in the Woods" is airing on BBC Two and iPlayer on March 25th at 9 PM. The director, who previously made "Escape from Kabul" and "Four Hours at the Capitol", takes us on a frightening journey through the war in Ukraine, as soldiers fight to protect the country's second biggest city from Russian forces in a snowy forest. The film offers a unique perspective, combining interviews with soldiers and footage shot by fighters on the front line, providing an up-close and personal look at the realities of war.

The TV show "A Gentleman in Moscow" will be available on Paramount+ starting from March 29th. Ewan McGregor and his wife Mary Elizabeth Winstead will star in this adaptation of the book by Amor Towles. The story follows the fictional character of Count Alexander Rostov, who is placed under strict confinement in the service quarters of a luxurious hotel due to Bolshevik rules. Despite this, he manages to create a diverse group of trusted friends.

Available now on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, Dragon's Dogma 2 is the perfect game for those who enjoy a medieval fantasy RPG with a bizarre twist. With a wide variety of bizarre creatures to take down, players will be able to take advantage of innovative and unique ways to defeat them. It's an over-the-top adventure that's sure to keep you engaged from start to finish.

Starting this Thursday, the film Open Roads will be available on all platforms. The movie follows the journey of a mother and her daughter as they embark on a road trip to explore their family's past. This storyline is reminiscent of the 2013 classic film Gone Home, where the audience must gather clues from various items left behind to understand a family's life. Keza MacDonald was impressed with both films for their ability to tell a powerful story through seemingly mundane objects.

Tyla's debut album, which features the UK and US Top 10 single 'Water', is now available. This South African singer's music is characterized by delicate melodies delivered in smooth vocals. Other notable tracks on the album include the sultry 'Truth Or Dare', which borders on house music, and the gradually unfolding slow jam 'On and On'.

The Veronicas, the talented sisters from Australia, have just released their latest album, Gothic Summer. Lisa and Jessica Origliasso, who have previously worked with renowned music producers such as Max Martin and Billy Corgan, continue to showcase their musical prowess. Gothic Summer is the duo's latest album, following hot on the heels of their double release, Godzilla and Human, in 2021. The album features catchy pop-rock tunes that are sure to get listeners jumping with excitement.

The latest album from Cari Fletcher, called Fletcher – In Search of the Antidote, is now available. This singer-songwriter from New Jersey offers a unique type of pop music that reveals her emotions, with tracks like Eras of Us, which expresses her anger after a breakup. Another song, Doing Better, is full of swear words and encourages listeners to move forward. Lead Me On is a bit different, as it portrays the character as someone who is looking for any kind of reaction, even if it's negative.

Beth Ditto and her bandmates have returned after a long hiatus with a new album titled "Gossip - Real Power". This is their sixth studio album and it was produced by Rick Rubin in Hawaii. Beth's powerful and emotional vocals are back in full force, especially in the title track where she lets out an unapologetic scream. The album is a must-have for fans who have been eagerly waiting for new material from the band.

Nourishing Your Mind At Home

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