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• Superheroes in the movies

  Gallery (9 pictures), Jun 9 2008: June 6 2008: The Incredible Hulk smashes its way into cinemas worldwide this weekend. We take a look at some of the film's rivals at this summer's box office, as well as the good, the bad and the turkeys of superhero movies past

• 'Pilates is an art'

  Jun 10 2008: Ron Fletcher was one of Joseph Pilates' original students, and is largely responsible for popularising what Pilates called 'body contrology'. He tells Alice Wignall why he is exasperated that people still mistake the system for an exercise routine

• Drama of the mines

  Jun 10 2008: Letters: Madeleine Bunting is right to draw attention to the Pitmen Painters (Comment, June 7)

• Dickens Unplugged

  Jun 10 2008: 1 star This rehash of a great writer's works tries very hard to be mediocre and succeeds magnificently, writes Lyn Gardner

• 'We're not on a plantation, Clint.' Spike Lee hits back in war of words over black soldiers

  Jun 9 2008: Acrimonious feud between two of Hollywood's best known film directors intensifies over second world war films

• The Pendulum

  Jun 9 2008: 3 stars A new play about turn-of-the-century Vienna, although accomplished, lacks contemporary relevance, writes Michael Billington

• Britain's Got Talent Tour

  Jun 9 2008: 2 stars A live version of the TV show is an odd concept and lacks the strong elements of the original, writes Mark Lawson

• Iph ...

  Jun 9 2008: 2 stars A modern take on Euripides' Iphigenia at Aulis misses its mark, writes Lyn Gardner

• How Victorian restorers faked the clothes that seemed to show Hadrian's softer side

  Jun 9 2008: Head of Roman emperor Hadrian has been erroneously attached to a Hellenised body for more than 150 years

• What's so great about intimate performances? The bigger the audience, the better

  Jun 9 2008: Mark Ravenhill: Increasingly, directors, actors and writers seem to be seeking out smaller and smaller spaces for their work

• Thinking outside the box

  Jun 9 2008: If women are excelling in the arts, why - as culture minister Margaret Hodge claims - are so few taking the top jobs? Maddy Costa reports. Plus our critics give their tips on the women to promote

• The close-up

  Jun 9 2008: Chila Burman, visual artist

• Don Carlo

  Jun 9 2008: 4 stars Royal Opera House, London

• Where are you, my fellow old ravers?

  Jun 8 2008:

  Rafael Behr: The 20th anniversary of the 'Second Summer of Love' is coming and where are all the ravers?

• Home is where the humanity is

  Jun 8 2008:

  Radio: The Today programme excelled with its hard-hitting reports on care for older people. The rest is Confucian...

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