Domestic violence campaigners and religious groups are opposed to the BDSM-filled film, but it is anticipated to be one of the most successful releases of the year, with Imax screenings now planned
Nicholas Lezard’s paperback of the week: A beautiful collection in which routes are illustrated with dogs, alligators, clowns and futuristic abstractions
From Malcolm McLaren and the Angry Brigade to Madness and Heathcote Williams by way of George Melly’s garage, Alexis Petridis traces the story of Britain’s graffiti pioneers
Ms Marvel has been drafted in by culture jammers in San Francisco to protest against Islamophobic adverts – it’s the latest chapter in comic book diversity
Bryan Stevenson, whom Desmond Tutu calls ‘America’s Mandela’, has devoted his life to exposing racial bias in the US penal system. Tim Adams meets him at his Alabama HQ
A book that recovers and celebrates entire dynasties of forgotten painters will rank among the greatest works on Indian art ever written, says William Dalrymple