Louis Zamperini obituary
US athlete who survived torture in Japanese prison camps and became the subject of Laura Hillenbrand's biography Unbroken
Scarlett Johansson wins defamation case against French novelist
Hollywood actor's complaint about character's affairs upheld, but court throws out argument that novel exploited her image
JK Rowling’s Fantastic Beasts to shoot in UK at home of Harry Potter
Adaptation of Rowling's 'magizoology' compendium to be produced at Warner Bros's complex in Leavesden, Hertfordshire
Midnight Rider film-makers charged over death of camera assistant Sarah Jones
Director Randall Miller among those charged with involuntary manslaughter in Georgia in wake of fatality on railway track during filming
Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights to go on show in UK
British Library to display 18th century American law documents in 800th anniversary show celebrating England's Magna Carta
Tijuana: life on the political equator
Divided cities: For Radical Cities author Justin McGuirk the frontier zone where the urban culture of the developing world collides with that of the developed fizzes with potential
George Orwell’s birthplace in India set to become a museum
Dilapidated colonial bungalow where the writer was born in 1903 in Motihari, Bihar state, will become world's first Orwell museum
Hollywood to remake Audition: English-language version of cult Japanese horror planned
Ben Child: Producers to base new film on Ryu Murakami’s original 1997 novel rather than Takashi Miike’s 1999 film, with Australian director Richard Gray at the helm
I Am China by Xiaolu Guo review – exile and uncertainty
Isabel Hilton on Chinese politics and culture across three continents
Raymond Chandler’s got one … which other writers should have Hollywood stars?
Alison Flood: As Hollywood finally gives Raymond Chandler a star on the Walk of Fame it's time for Tinseltown to acknowledge authors' starring role
Hillary Clinton’s Hard Choices faces effective ban in China
Publisher says Chinese firms have turned down translation rights and major importer refuses to distribute English copies
Hillary Clinton: is she really ‘the Hildebeest’ to Michelle Obama?
According to new book Blood Feud, 'Hildebeest' is indeed Michelle's nickname for Hillary – and the Obamas and the Clintons hate each other
Otto Dov Kulka’s memoir shows we will never understand what happened in Auschwitz
Andrew Brown: The Holocaust may be being cheapened by its memorialisation, but Kulka's book is news that will always stay news
Hillary Clinton interview: will she or won’t she run for president in 2016?
In an exclusive interview, the former secretary of state talks to Ed Pilkington about life as a female politician, grandchildren, dynasties – and the question on everyone's lips