The famed graffiti artist has traded on anonymity. What will happen to his prices if he's really been identified?

The comedian and writer talks about his new album, political comedy and a reunion of Spinal Tap

In Jane Mayer's hands the often grisly particulars of the fight against Al Qaeda make for an equally absorbing and disturbing story.

Germany has long been funny about celebrity, which makes the show at the Helmut Newton Foundation a particularly fascinating and revealing exercise.

Germany has long been funny about celebrity, which makes the show at the Helmut Newton Foundation a particularly fascinating and revealing exercise.

A magnificent show at the British Museum brings to life an enigmatic figure of the ancient world as never before, says Alastair Sooke.

Colin Gleadell on Scottish auctions.

You shouldn't take your kids to see The Dark Knight, says Marc Lee.

THE beleaguered Edinburgh Festival Fringe box office is to reopen today - but ongoing technical issues mean customers will still not be able to get their hands on tickets.

ORIGINAL artwork from the first issue of Britain's favourite children's comic is to go on public display for the first time as part of the 70th birthday celebrations f