In the realm of entertainment, there's a plethora of options to choose from. Whether you're looking for a cinematic experience, a musical journey, or some intellectual stimulation, there's something for everyone. Let's dive in and discover the diverse offerings that await.

Going out: Cinema

In the film world, we have some remarkable works. "Rumours" stars Cate Blanchett as Hilda Ortmann and Charles Dance as Edison Wolcott, with a host of other talented actors. It's a black comedy that takes us on a journey as world leaders get lost in the woods during a global crisis. "Unstoppable" produced by Ben Affleck and Matt Damon features Jharrel Jerome as Anthony Robles, a wrestler with a unique story. And "Nightbitch" sees Amy Adams in a feral form as a stay-at-home mum who undergoes a primal transformation. Drama from Marielle Heller keeps us on the edge of our seats.

Going out: Gigs

Jacob Collier's live performances are a must-see. He's worked with various artists and has been nominated for Grammys. The London contemporary music festival offers a diverse range of concerts, from experimental to modernist. Elina Duni and Rob Luft's duo explores different musical styles. Yannis and the Yaw bring the music of Foals frontman Yannis Philippakis to life, even after the passing of Tony Allen.

Going out: Art

Bettina von Zwehl has immersed herself in the Ashmolean Museum's treasures and created a photographic homage. The Versailles Science Museum exhibition reveals the less-known history of Versailles as a center of early modern science. The Wallace Collection takes a close look at André-Charles Boulle's ornate clocks and their relation to paintings. Apostolos Georgiou's paintings depict introspective scenes that are both intriguing and thought-provoking.

Going out: Stage

Katie Norris brings a certain lurid darkness to her debut solo standup show, reflecting on various aspects of life. Cuban ballet star Carlos Acosta stages a traditional Christmas ballet with a Cuban twist at Queen Elizabeth Hall. Virginia Gay's gender-flipped retelling of Cyrano de Bergerac delights at the Park theatre. Daniel Bye's adaptation of Robin Hood celebrates bravery and adventure.

Staying in: Streaming

"One Hundred Years of Solitude" on Netflix is a bumper version of Gabriel García Márquez's novel, filmed with a Colombian cast. "Alan Bennett 90 Years On" on BBC Two celebrates the beloved playwright's influence. "Swiped: The School That Banned Smartphones" on Channel 4 is a relevant social experiment. And "No Good Deed" on Netflix stars a great cast in a property satire-slash-crime thriller.

Staying in: Games

"Indiana Jones and the Great Circle" for Xbox and PC is an archaeology simulator with Nazi-punching fun. "Animal Crossing Pocket Camp Complete" for smartphones offers the mobile version of Nintendo's hit game with everything unlocked.

Staying in: Albums

Rosé's debut solo album "Rosé - Rosie" is a force to be reckoned with. White Denim's "12" showcases their evolution as a band. Lauren Mayberry's "Vicious Creature" reawakens her creative independence. Angel Olsen's "Cosmic Waves Volume 1" is a compilation and covers experiment that showcases new talent.

Staying in: Brain food

Film-maker Spike Lee delivers a keynote lecture for the Gibbes Museum of Art, sharing his insights. The "That One Guitar" podcast explores the world of guitars with renowned musicians. "Game of Throws: Inside Darts" on Sky Documentaries takes us behind the scenes of the modern darts game.