It’s been a while since any big blockbusters have hit our cinemas — and that’s not likely to change any time soon due to Covid-19 — but there are still plenty of great new films to check out. Here’s a selection of new releases for you to explore at a cinema near you.

Explore Getty’s latest collections accessible online.

Remake of classic Perry Mason coming to NEON on June 22.

See our top picks from The Sunday Times bestseller list.

If you’re not quite ready to leave the house - or just want an excuse for a night in - there is still plenty of excellent new content available for your viewing pleasure on the internet.

The second edition of Art in isolation is here. Elizabeth A. Carpenter (Betsy) takes us through some of her favourite art magazines and art museum websites.

JANZ’s top books to read in May 2020

There’s no need to feel shut in. The art of the world is just inside your computer. Ever since the rash of closures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, museums have been working behind the scenes to engage with the public through social media, updated websites and remote learning activities.

The Getty Center, Getty Villa, and Getty Library are temporarily closed to help protect their community from the spread of coronavirus. But many of their resources are available online, so there’s lots to explore on a virtual visit. Here are four different ways you can keep your artistic spirits up.

Ways to access fresh new films and support local businesses while you’re streaming some excellent content!

In the first of our Listen section, you’ll meet our music coach John Quigley, and experience Dave McNaughton’s The World Greatest playlist.