John Bishop Not Asked to Star in His Hollywood Biopic
Comedian John Bishop admits he wasn't approached to appear in 'Is This Thing On?', the Bradley Cooper-directed film inspired by his life story, despite its star-studded cast.
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Jayasree Kabir: Ray's Discovery to Bangladeshi Star
Obituary of actor Jayasree Kabir, discovered by Satyajit Ray, who became a celebrated figure in Bangladeshi cinema before her final British TV roles.
Blanchett's Displacement Film Fund Premieres at Rotterdam
Cate Blanchett masterminds a collection of five short films from displaced directors at Rotterdam film festival, exploring themes of exile and identity.
Heated Rivalry Bonus Episode Rumoured for 2025
Crave executives hint at a possible special episode of the hit hockey drama Heated Rivalry to bridge the gap before season two, while production timelines remain uncertain.
TV History Oversights: Winton and Twin Peaks Ignored
Guardian readers highlight glaring omissions in TV's 100 biggest moments list, championing Sir Nicholas Winton's Holocaust rescue revelation and Twin Peaks' cultural significance.
First Stills from Sam Mendes' Beatles Film Released in Liverpool
Exclusive first images from Sam Mendes' four-part Beatles film series have been unveiled through limited edition postcards distributed at Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts.
BBC Director on Inclusive TV Internet Transition
Kieran Clifton of the BBC responds to concerns about plans to make UK television available only via the internet, emphasising commitment to universal service.
Van Outen Apologises to Vaughan for Big Breakfast Exit
Denise Van Outen has publicly apologised to former co-host Johnny Vaughan for leaving The Big Breakfast 'too early', revealing their friendship has now come 'full-circle' after years of tension.
Ballad Lines Review: Ambitious Musical with Mixed Results
A review of Ballad Lines at Southwark Playhouse, exploring its ambitious weaving of three women's stories across centuries through folk ballads and themes of female autonomy.
Rowson's Cartoon Satirises Starmer, Trump, and Xi
A new cartoon by Martin Rowson critiques global politics, featuring Keir Starmer, Donald Trump, and Xi Jinping in a satirical commentary on leadership and power dynamics.
Reginald Hudlin on House Party Legacy and Career
Groundbreaking director Reginald Hudlin discusses his career from House Party to Black Panther, BET leadership, and his film's Criterion Collection entry.
Bridal Birkenstocks: 2026's Comfort Wedding Trend
Brides are ditching heels for Birkenstocks in 2026, as comfort and personal style redefine wedding fashion with elegant sandal designs.
Phantom Peak Moves to Stratford in 2026
London's Wild West-themed immersive theatre experience Phantom Peak is relocating from Canada Water to a larger Stratford venue in summer 2026, featuring enhanced interactive gameplay and accessibility.
Melania Trump's Amazon Film Faces Box Office Doubts
Melania Trump's cinematic debut, described as a 'deliberate act of authorship' rather than a documentary, has received a $75M investment from Amazon but faces uncertain box office prospects in the UK and globally.
25% Off Men's Grooming for Valentine's Day
Shoppers can secure a 25% discount on premium men's grooming products from Cremo, including fragrances and shaving creams, with free delivery on orders over £30 until February 15.
Four Major West End Shows Coming to London in 2026
Discover the exciting lineup of West End shows for 2026, including Beetlejuice, Dracula starring Cynthia Erivo, Romeo and Juliet with Sadie Sink, and Avenue Q.
Imagine Festival 2026: South Bank Family Fun
The Southbank Centre's Imagine Festival is back in February 2026, offering children's entertainment from theatre to concerts, with free events and tickets up to £16.
Bryn Terfel Stars in Boris Godunov at Royal Opera House
The Royal Opera House's second revival of Richard Jones's production of Mussorgsky's Boris Godunov features Bryn Terfel's powerful performance as the tormented tsar, supported by an impressive cast and Mark Wigglesworth's conducting.
Tim Crouch's Experimental Tempest Review - Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
Review of Tim Crouch's experimental production of The Tempest at London's Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, where high-concept artifice and post-colonial themes challenge traditional Shakespearean magic.
Melania Trump Documentary: Eggs, Hats & Political Ambition
A new documentary about Melania Trump reveals her airless existence, high-stakes fashion fittings, political ambitions, and insights into her relationships with Donald and Barron.
Melanie C Refuses to Discuss Beckham Family Drama
Spice Girls star Melanie C firmly declined to address the recent Brooklyn Beckham controversy during a live radio interview, swiftly changing the subject to focus on the band's 30th anniversary and potential reunion.
Statham's Shelter: Action Thriller Review
Jason Statham stars in Shelter, a new action thriller with strong performances but clichéd dialogue. Co-star Bodhi Rae Breathnach shines in this Hebridean-set film.
Sherlock Co-Creator Backs TV Trigger Warnings
Sherlock co-creator Mark Gatiss supports trigger warnings on older TV shows and films, arguing they provide historical context and promote healthier viewing attitudes.
Star Wars' Identity Crisis: Lost in Space
The Star Wars franchise faces a massive identity crisis, with muddled direction and indecision hampering its creative future. From Taika Waititi's long-delayed project to the upcoming Mandalorian film, the saga struggles to find its way.
Jake Moon Returns to Save Zoe Slater in EastEnders Twist
EastEnders reveals Jake Moon's unexpected return to Walford as Zoe Slater faces prison, with family loyalty potentially leading to a dramatic rescue mission.
Jury Duty Season 2 Returns with Corporate Retreat Twist
Amazon Prime Video's acclaimed hidden-camera comedy Jury Duty returns for season 2, shifting from courtroom to corporate retreat with new unsuspecting participant Anthony.
Harry Styles Wembley Tickets: How to Buy After Sell-Out
Harry Styles fans can still purchase tickets for his record-breaking Wembley Stadium shows through resale platforms like viagogo and StubHub, with prices starting from £110.
Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù on Nigerian Film and Identity
Actor Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù discusses his Bafta-nominated film My Father's Shadow, exploring Nigerian heritage, fatherhood themes, and challenging Western film validation.
Australian Women Embrace Bikini Shorts Trend
Australian women are turning away from revealing swimwear and embracing bikini shorts for their practicality, comfort, and style, marking a shift in beach culture.
Time Traveler's Wife Sequel 'Life Out of Order' Out This Autumn
Audrey Niffenegger's long-awaited sequel to The Time Traveler's Wife, Life Out of Order, focuses on daughter Alba navigating love and dystopia. Published 27 October.
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