Features

Tyler Ziegel and Renee: one year on

Was the pressure to live happily ever after too much to bear for this brave marine and his childhood sweetheart?

The day Derek O'Dell decided not to die

Six months ago a homicidal student walked into a classroom with guns blazing. Thirty-two people were killed that day. Ariel Leve meets the survivors

Broken pieces of a lost life

Andrew Smith was one of thousands of people who die alone in the UK every year. Ariel Leve uncovers his poignant story

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Look back at anger

From seething stars to peeved politicians, everyone’s doing anger management. Ariel Leve finds out why it’s all the rage

Inside The Chelsea Hotel

Ariel Leve enters the mysterious world of the Chelsea Hotel in New York - the world's most notorious place to stay

Steve McQueen and I

For the first time the wife of Steve McQueen tells their story and reveals the vulnerable side of a movie icon

Interviews

Man with a mission

Looking back over one of the most diverse CVs in Hollywood, Alan Parker relives his greatest triumphs — and disasters

This charming man

Since stealing the show in Love Actually, Bill Nighy has become one of our most sought-after stars

Confessions of a driven man

For the first time, Dustin Hoffman reveals why he sabotaged his career by turning down some of the finest roles in cinema

Street fighter

Edward Norton is Hollywood's most gifted and elusive actor. He is also the son of a philanthropic American dynasty

From the archive

The Rourke's progress

He lost all his money, his looks — and even his self-respect. But Mickey Rourke has got his act together again

In the name of desire

He turned the hippie generation on to the power of implied sex with The Graduate. But can Mike Nichols pull it off with today's jaded audiences?

When the laughter had to end

He was one of America's most vociferous comedy stars. Now, Richard Pryor's life has descended into tragedy. Ariel Leve reports