SuccessionInterviewSuccession's Kieran Culkin on villainy, Home Alone – and Michael JacksonBenjamin Lee in New YorkThe former child star is having a ball as foul-mouthed Roman Roy in HBO’s compulsive dynasty drama. So why did it take him 29 years to enjoy his job? ‘I’m enjoying the fuck out of my job!” Kieran Culkin announces, with the same foul-mouthed ebullience one might expect from his character in Succession, the compulsive drama about a vicious media dynasty.

Donald Trump This article is more than 3 months oldTop Trump aide burned so many papers wife noticed ‘bonfire’ smell, book saysThis article is more than 3 months oldMark Meadows’ wife complained of cost of dry-cleaning to remove smell from suits, Cassidy Hutchison writes in new memoir Mark Meadows burned so many papers in his office fireplace as Donald Trump’s presidency came to its chaotic end that the then White House chief of staff’s wife complained about the cost of dry-cleaning his suits to remove the “bonfire” smell, Cassidy Hutchinson writes in her eagerly awaited memoir.

MusicTribe has attracted huge audiences by sampling pieces of First Nation history that were once outlawed and suppressed in the US and Canada, creating an uncomfortable tension between its indigenous and non-indigenous fans The dispute began on Instagram last summer, when Bear Witness, a founding member of the electronic group A Tribe Called Red, posted a photo at the Calgary folk music festival. Taken from the stage, it shows a sea of fans dancing furiously to Tribe’s blend of powwow songs, electronic music and dubstep.

MusicalsReviewTheatre Royal Haymarket, London Defanged for darker times, the cult 80s high-school revenge saga homes in on the universal agonies of growing up and outsmarting bullies ‘Have you had a brain tumour for breakfast?” “What’s your damage, Heather?” and, most of all, “Well, fuck me gently with a chainsaw!” The 1980s produced plenty of catchphrase-heavy movies, but none were quite as kitschy as the 1988 cult film Heathers. Winona Ryder and Christian Slater, both absurdly beautiful and cool, played teenage misfits Veronica and JD, who – at his instigation – kill off the popular bullies at school, embodied by a trio of girls each called Heather.

Michael Latt in Los Angeles on 11 June 2015. Photograph: Amanda Edwards/WireImageMichael Latt in Los Angeles on 11 June 2015. Photograph: Amanda Edwards/WireImageLos Angeles This article is more than 1 month oldLA executive was fatally shot by woman stalking his friend, lawyers sayThis article is more than 1 month oldFriend was not at home when woman allegedly forced herself inside home of Michael Latt, 33, and fired semi-automatic handgun A high-profile entertainment marketing consultant was targeted by a woman who had been stalking one of his friends before she fatally shot him after forcing her way inside his Los Angeles home, prosecutors said on Thursday.