THE PERFECT GAME Rating: PG for some thematic elements<

I have finally found the perfect relationship. Really. I have other relationships that were previously very satisfactory. I have a husband, children, siblings, parents, in-laws, friends, but I realized they are too two-sided. They all involve a certain degree of effort on my part.

Mark Millar, a lay preacher, has shot to Hollywood fame with his comic book characters Mark Millar still has the air of a man who needs to pinch himself to appreciate his good fortune. After 20 years of rupturing the boundaries of taste and decency, the enfant terrible of the comic world has finally hit paydirt. Millar's stellar levels of bad language and violence may not raise eyebrows in the ...

USA women's hockey national team member Caitlin Cahow, a 2006 Olympic bronze medalist, will document her experience as she prepares to compete at the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver.

Rocky, Raging Bull, Field of Dreams ... Invictus? Matthew Syed adds up the points that go to make sport work on film

As the noughties tick down, let's shine a belated spotlight on the films that never got their due at release in the past 10 years With the mood of reflection common to all year-ends magnified by this being the close of a decade, the list-loving world of film is awash with rundowns of the finest moments of not just 2009 but the entire noughties. In this very spot, you'll have already seen the ...

1 - No Country for Old Men - An adaptation of a Cormac McCarthy novel, following a hunter (Josh Brolin), who discovers dead bodies, a stash of heroin and $2 million in cash on the Rio Grande. Brilliant.