Ben East

Published in the US last week, Behind Closed Doors by BA Paris is a bestseller, while Paula Hawkins is one of the world's biggest authors. We explore the genre 'domestic noir' – psychological dramas about twisted relationships and troubled home lives.

In his latest book, The Games: A Global History of the Olympics, author David Goldblatt looks at the personal stories and the wider issues that have helped to define Olympic history – and explains why Rio marks a line in the sand.

With the movie version of Roald Dahl's The BFG out this week, we visit the museum dedicated to the British author to find out why his stories endure.

Author Alice Jolly’s PEN Ackerley Prize success confirms crowdfunding as a legitimate option for writers who struggle to convince traditional publishers there is a market for their work.

As the Palestine Youth Orchestra start its first UK tour, its members tell us about overcoming hurdles and their hopes for the future.

Dubai-based artists Ramin Haerizadeh, Rokni Haerizadeh and Hesam Rahmanian were commissioned by Liverpool Biennial to create a show based on the idea of voyages in time and space. We meet them in the English city and finds out that having fun is a vital part of their work.

Re:works combines 21st century beats with the classics as selected DJs and producers were given access to Decca Records' vast archive of classical music releases and asked to come up with their own interpretations.

While the BBC says Evans won't be replaced, Steve Coogan might just be up for the task.

The book, about an Asian detective living in Britain, echoes the need for inclusivity as the country struggles with identity after leaving Europe.

The Scottish violinist is absolutely clear that her mission is to bring classical music to a new generation.

An East-West group art exhibition that debunks myths while reflecting the richness of Islamic culture has reached London on its way from Cairo to New York.

It's been reported that Matt LeBlanc is unhappy and that tensions with his co-star Chris Evans have reached “breaking point”.

As the 11th season draws to a close on OSN, Criminal Minds star Thomas Gibson tells us why he thinks the show is popular, and what lies ahead.

Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders follows the FBI agents in the International Response Team as they attempt to solve cases involving American citizens across the globe.