TV Tonight: Aces of Tennis Starts with Ilie Năstase
Channel 5's new series 'Aces of Tennis' profiles the 29 ATP No 1s, starting with 1970s bad boy Ilie Năstase. Also, Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee sex tape documentary airs on Channel 4.
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Influenced: The Tenet Media Plot - Best Podcasts
Nicky Woolf's investigation into a rightwing YouTuber reveals Russian state interference in social media. Plus, a kid who pretended to be Steven Spielberg's nephew.
Penelope Keith, star of The Good Life, dies aged 86
Dame Penelope Keith, known for iconic sitcom roles in The Good Life and To the Manor Born, has died peacefully at home in Surrey aged 86 after living with cancer.
The Bear Season 5: TV's Most Extraordinary Comeback
The Bear's final season delivers the most entertaining episodes since the first, with a satisfying ending where everyone gets what they want, marking an almighty comeback.
Wimbledon Bans World Cup Screenings in Players' Lounge
Wimbledon extends its World Cup screening ban to the players' lounge; fans and players can watch on phones but not on TVs or big screens, says CEO Sally Bolton.
Wimbledon 2026: No World Cup, AI Fans, British Blues
Wimbledon bans World Cup matches on site; Brazilian fans watch Fonseca before Japan game. British players suffer early exits. Vondrousova gets four-year ban.
Elle Prequel: Sweet but Misses the Mark
The Legally Blonde prequel series Elle debuts on Amazon Prime Video, but critic Charlotte Minter finds it too similar to the film, lacking uniqueness despite strong performances.
Emma Hayes: ITV's World Cup star wowing viewers
Emma Hayes has become a breakout star at the World Cup on ITV, impressing viewers with tactical analysis using a chalkboard during hydration breaks.
Nations Championship: north vs south rugby gamble begins
The inaugural Nations Championship kicks off with long-haul flights and a north-south format, aiming to boost interest despite climate and fairness concerns.
Arab World Cup commentators: poetic passion steals show
Arab football commentators at the 2026 World Cup captivate fans with poetic, passionate play-by-play, blending Arabic eloquence and drama to elevate matches into monumental experiences.
TV tonight: Two Weeks in August finale; Armstrong Across America
Two Weeks in August concludes with a wildfire and Zoe's disappearance. Plus, Alexander Armstrong Across America begins. Here's what to watch this evening.
Larry David's audacious new HBO show skewers US history
Larry David's 'Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness' reimagines US history as Curb-style sketches, poking holes in American lore with audacious humor.
10 years ago, 'The Winds of Winter' remains TV's best
Ten years after airing, 'Game of Thrones' season 6 finale 'The Winds of Winter' is still hailed as one of the greatest TV episodes ever, with fans reflecting on its shocking moments and cinematic brilliance.
Content creators reshape World Cup coverage for fans
Content creators like Jide Maduako and Manny Brown are challenging traditional broadcasters by offering real-time, interactive World Cup coverage, building trust and audience engagement beyond live matches.
Graham Norton's World-Exclusive Madonna Interview Airs Tonight
Madonna returns to Koko in Camden for a world-exclusive interview with Graham Norton, marking her new album Confessions II and reflecting on her UK career.
Larry David's irreverent US history take tops streaming picks
Larry David's sketch comedy on America's 250th anniversary, plus documentaries on Rolf Harris and a 'Legally Blonde' prequel, lead this week's streaming highlights.
ITV drops rugby in-game ads amid World Cup ad boom
ITV will not air split-screen adverts during the Nations Championship after failing to sell slots, as brands pour cash into the World Cup, with ad revenues 30% higher than Euro 2024.
Charli XCX apologises for swearing live on Radio 1
Charli XCX swore live on BBC Radio 1 Breakfast with Greg James, prompting apologies. Listeners reacted with humour; the BBC said guests are briefed beforehand.
Mr Blobby chaos on GMB: Kate Garraway falls off chair
Kate Garraway toppled off her chair after Mr Blobby fell over during a live segment on Good Morning Britain, prompting viewers to call the moment 'hilarious'.
Emmerdale star hints at Sadie King meeting Lewis Barton as gay icon
Emmerdale's Bradley Riches hints at a scene between Lewis Barton and returning villain Sadie King, calling her a 'gay icon' after fan demand.
World Cup 2026: 11 Best TV Moments So Far
From Merlin the duck to Thierry Henry's panic and the goalie who broke the internet, here are the tournament's most glorious TV moments.
Wimbledon stays free-to-air on BBC until 2033
Wimbledon will remain on free-to-air TV until at least 2033 after the BBC signed a six-year extension with the All England Club, ensuring the tournament stays accessible to the widest possible audience.
I'm A Celeb spin-off with GK Barry and Rev Coles axed after pilot
An I'm A Celebrity spin-off hosted by GK Barry and Reverend Richard Coles has been axed after only one pilot episode, despite high hopes from producers.
Kay Patrick, Coronation Street director, dies at 84
Kay Patrick, who directed over 250 episodes of Coronation Street and the acclaimed Hayley Cropper death episode, has died aged 84.
TV Tonight: Saint-Pierre Finale, Repair Shop, In Our Blood
Saint-Pierre season finale sees detective duo face nemesis; The Repair Shop has World Cup Willie; In Our Blood is Australia's AIDS drama compared to It's a Sin.
The American Experiment Review: Tom Hanks' US History Series
The American Experiment, a Netflix documentary series executive produced by Tom Hanks, features interviews with Kamala Harris, Hillary Clinton, Mike Pence, and other political heavyweights, offering a sincere and informative look at US history for its 250
BBC and ITV World Cup 2026 presenters, pundits and commentators
The BBC and ITV have unveiled their World Cup 2026 coverage teams, with Gabby Logan set to make history as the first woman to present the BBC's men's football final.
Sally Head: TV Producer Remembered for Friendship and Talent
Sally Head, the TV producer known for her genius for friendship and work with huge talents, is remembered in a letter from a friend.
UK YouTube TikTok rival established media prominence
YouTube and TikTok now rival established news brands in the UK for audience reach, with 71% of adults using them for news, raising misinformation risks, a study finds.
Black Sands Nordic noir drops 2 seasons on UK streamer U
Both seasons of Nordic noir thriller Black Sands are now streaming free on U in the UK, earning praise for its dark atmosphere and stunning Icelandic landscape.
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