1. Cult Screens bring open-air cinema back to Caversham

Summer Screens is back for another outdoor cinema season, only this time it’s had a re-branding to become Cult Screens.

2. Film review: The Great Gatsby

In The Great Gatsby, style meets substance head-on to bring audiences a triumphant cinematic experience.

3. Film review: All Stars

The dance movie has proved popular among teenagers in recent years.

4. Tonight's TV Choice: Mary Queen of the High Street

The terrifying queen of turning around rubbish businesses is back, and this time she's taking on a flagging market.

Mary Portas clearly knows what she's on about, as numerous towns around the country are using her ideas to revitalise their flagging shopping areas.

5. Film review: Star Trek Into Darkness

JJ Abrams claims never to have been a Star Trek fan – and it shows.

6. Tonight's TV Choice: The Apprentice

Somehow I skillfully failed to notice the start of the new series of the Apprentice yesterday.

But fear not, I can be rude about the second part of it today as it's on again.

7. Film review: A Late Quartet

The perfect antidote to brainless, formulaic Hollywood fare, A Late Quartet is a refreshingly grown up affair.

8. World cinema on show at new film club

Reading International Solidarity Centre (RISC) is launching a new film club devoted to world cinema.

9. Tonight's TV Choice: Panorama: North Korea Undercover

Panorama reporter John Sweeney has sneaked into the country as a tourist (journalists are banned) and presents a rare peek inside the bizarre lives of the North Korean people.

10. Tonight's TV Choice: The Great British Sewing Bee

Someone somewhere twigged that cooking programmes are hugely popular.

So, it's some fairly logical thinking to put other mundane household tasks on the TV.