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At their best, sports documentaries can appeal to everyone and be an exquisite metaphor for the human condition, writes Nick Hilton. But Prime Video’s new offering, ‘All or Nothing: Arsenal’, is far too bogged down in granular details to reach those heights

Arsenal begin their Premier League campaign against Crystal Palace on Friday night and there is plenty going on around the club, with a behind-the-scenes documentary coming out

McGregor won't be playing himself in the feature film, but rather an original character

The film is being produced for Prime Video

Mikel Arteta worked under Pep Guardiola at Manchester City for three and a half years and his advice is still helping him during the difficult periods at Arsenal

The response to manager Mikel Arteta in the Arsenal dressing room is one of the things brought to light in the new All Or Nothing documentary focusing on the London club

Norway attacking midfielder Martin Odegaard joined Arsenal in a permanent transfer from Real Madrid last summer after an impressive short-term loan at the Emirates

Bingeing YA romances ‘Heartstopper’ and ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ sent Emma Firth down the rabbit hole of her own adolescent longing. She speaks to ‘Honey & Spice’ author Bolu Babalola and podcast host Margaret Cabourn-Smith about the unshakeable power of our soppy teen infatuations

Game of Thrones fans have been waiting three years for the prequel, and now it's here. Stream original sci-fi series, dramas, docos awards shows.

If you download a film called One Second from a streaming platform, you won't see a credit for the Chinese American author whose book inspired the movie.

There is a lot of science fiction on television these days, and as with its theatrical big sibling, a lot of it relies on special effects and/or the built-in advantage of belonging to some extended, mutually promotional universe. Castles are built upon cliches, for reasons that can seem both purposeful…