Lumiere London lights up the city and its architecture plus Pixar’s latest will banish the January blues away

A last chance to see the DiscWorld author’s artefacts including his first typewriter, plus Lucian Msamati returns as Salieri

Top up on festive cheer with Pins and Needles’ enchanting production and catch 2017’s best contemporary art before the exhibition closes

Judy Garland’s festive musical gets a timely screening, while Raymond Brigg’s classic film is overhauled by the Hallé orchestra

The Southbank Centre pays tribute to the Super Troupers, while Rian Johnson focuses on the travails of Luke Skywalker in The Last Jedi

Celebrated the wild-haired director by taking in this triple bill, then get the skinny on the best Scottish art from the early 20th century

The 83-year-old artist gets her first major London exhibition, while James Franco’s semi-biopic of director Tommy Wiseau opens

The Icelandic experimentalist is back with a new album, while the subversive veteran artists bring a beard-heavy show to White Cube

An epic tale of wartime race relations in the Deep South opens in cinemas, while the Smiths frontman delivers his latest album

Sean Baker’s much-anticipated film features incredible child-star performances, while the queen of pop unleashes her sixth album

The 80s-inspired sci-fi series is back for a second season, while the first official showcase of the Purple One’s paraphernalia opens at the O2 in London

The iconoclastic singer gets her own documentary. Plus, Oscar-tipped gay drama Call Me By Your Name

The singer’s legacy campaign kicks into overdrive as the anniversary of his death approaches. Plus: Armando Iannucci’s star-studded Soviet satire hits cinemas

The Turner nominee addresses the glamorisation of slaves, the famous art fair returns to London and Annie Clark drops her new album

The star-studded sequel to the cult sci-fi film hits cinemas, while Simon Stephens’s two-hander transfers from Broadway

Martin Freeman and Tamsin Greig star in a political comedy penned by James Graham, while the showcase of graduate art visits Gateshead

The Barbican hosts the first major UK exhibition for the legendary artist, while the biennial celebrating film, art and digital culture returns to the Peak District

The standup continues his tour, Darren Aronofsky’s psychological horror opens and the British Museum uncovers Siberia’s ancient warrior tribes

Kara Lily Hayworth tackles the role of Priscilla White, north Wales hosts a banquet of music, arts and culture and Pennywise hits the big screen