Hellsinki Metal Festival returns to Helsinki with Black Label Society, Accept, Paradise Lost, Opeth and more for a weekend of heavyweight riffs and Finnish metal talent.

Jane Schoenburn’s 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' is a nearly unwatchable lakeside slasher that mistakes gore, sex, absurdity and satanic imagery for filmmaking.

Scorpions proved at Veikkaus Arena that they still have plenty of life left in them, delivering a polished hard-rock show before 10,600 fans in Helsinki.

Deathstalker review: Steven Kostanski’s rebooted cult fantasy mixes practical effects, brutal action, Slash’s music and Daniel Bernhardt’s fight-heavy performance in a gory throwback built for modern audiences.

Patti Smith turns a rainy Allas Live night into a jubilant communal celebration, with radiant presence, big anthems and a crowd buzzing with joy.

Here are four stories that made headlines in Finland this week.

Surveillance cameras are already in use in many parts of the country.

Under new legislation, jobseekers will be obliged to create a public profile on the Job Market Finland portal from 1 September.

Highs of 22 degrees Celsius are expected in the south on Saturday.

The one-time member of the Finns Party sought and received asylum in Russia last year, citing political persecution in Finland.