How to Make a Killing Review: Corporate Greed Thriller
A detailed review of the film 'How to Make a Killing,' exploring its themes of corporate greed, ethical dilemmas, and suspenseful storytelling in a modern thriller setting.
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Gary Oldman Films Slow Horses in West London
Hollywood star Gary Oldman was spotted filming scenes for Apple TV's hit series Slow Horses in Shepherd's Bush, West London, reprising his role as Jackson Lamb.
Readers Review Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights Movie
Audience feedback on the new Wuthering Heights film starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi reveals mixed reactions, from praise for visuals to criticism of plot changes and character portrayals.
Stargate SG-1 Now Streaming on Netflix, Fans Rejoice
Netflix adds all episodes of Stargate SG-1, the cult sci-fi series praised as better than Star Trek, with fans celebrating its return and a new show in development.
ANTM Stars Pressured Into Sex Work After Toxic Show Legacy
Former contestants of America's Next Top Model reveal exploitation, stalking, and pressure into sex work post-show, as a Netflix docu-series exposes the reality series' dark side.
Shia LaBeouf Arrested After New Orleans Mardi Gras Brawl
Shia LaBeouf was arrested for simple battery after a violent altercation during Mardi Gras in New Orleans, with witnesses describing aggressive behavior.
BFI Flare 2026 Lineup Revealed for 40th Anniversary
BFI Flare, the UK's largest LGBTQ+ film festival, announces its 2026 lineup with 31 world premieres, special screenings, and events celebrating 40 years of queer cinema in London.
Wasteman Review: Brutal British Prison Drama
Rising stars David Jonsson and Tom Blyth deliver fierce performances in Wasteman, a gripping and violent British prison film nominated for a Bafta debut award.
Dove Cameron and Avan Jogia's '56 Days' Thriller Review
Prime Video's new thriller '56 Days' starring Dove Cameron and Avan Jogia delivers a stylish mystery but struggles with dialogue and pacing, making for a flawed yet engaging binge-watch.
Dust Review: Tech-Bro Drama Echoes AI Era Perils
A fictionalized dotcom bust in 1990s Belgium, starring Arieh Worthalter, explores ego-driven failure with eerie parallels to today's AI obsessions.
Isabel Hodgins Glows with Newborn in Manchester Stroll
Emmerdale star Isabel Hodgins beams during her first public appearance since welcoming baby Georgie Grace with husband Adam Whitehead, embracing motherhood after leaving the soap.
God Of War: Sons Of Sparta Review - 2D Spin-Off Disappoints
Kratos returns to Ancient Greece in this 2D Metroidvania spin-off, but dull combat and unengaging storytelling make it a mediocre entry in the franchise.
Coronation Street: Christina's Joke Puts Funeral Business at Risk
Christina Boyd's ill-timed quip about George Shuttleworth's will dealings overheard by a client, sparking a chain of events that could destroy Shuttleworths Funeral Directors in Weatherfield.
Fukushima Film Reveals Nuclear Disaster and Corporate Denial
A new documentary by James Jones and Megumi Inman revisits the 2011 Fukushima nuclear catastrophe, highlighting the heroism of the Fukushima 50 while exposing corporate failures and ongoing safety concerns in the nuclear industry.
Oscars 2026: £10.99 Cinema Ticket Deal for Nominated Films
With the Academy Awards approaching on March 15, 2026, a special offer provides two cinema tickets for £10.99 to watch Oscar-nominated films before the ceremony. Discover the top contenders and how to secure discounted seats.
Gordon Ramsay's Netflix Series: Brand Ad or Drama?
Netflix's 'Being Gordon Ramsay' offers a six-part look at the chef's ambitious restaurant launches, blending family moments with high-stakes business drama in a series that's both captivating and controversial.
Universal Closes Matchbox Pictures, 60 Jobs Lost in Australia
Universal International Studios closes Matchbox Pictures after nearly 20 years, cutting 60 jobs and shocking Australia's screen industry. The move highlights reliance on global studios.
Emmerdale: Graham and Cain's Surprising Partnership
In a shocking Emmerdale twist, Graham Foster returns as a voice of reason, aiding Cain Dingle through financial ruin and a cancer diagnosis, while Kim Tate plots to test their newfound bond.
Scare Out Review: Zhang Yimou's Spy Thriller Lacks Depth
Zhang Yimou's latest film, Scare Out, dazzles with futuristic tech and stunts but falls short on narrative depth, offering a stylish yet hollow spy thriller experience.
Gordon Ramsay Netflix Doc Disappoints Fans
A review of Gordon Ramsay's new Netflix documentary 'Being Gordon Ramsay' reveals it lacks the chef's iconic rants and emotional depth, leaving viewers feeling shortchanged.
Oscar-Nominated Screenwriter Freed from Iranian Prison
Mehdi Mahmoudian, co-writer of 'It Was Just an Accident,' has been released from prison after signing a statement condemning Iran's violent crackdown on protests.
Tony Blair Documentary Review: Psychological Portrait Lacks Depth
A review of Michael Waldman's documentary 'The Tony Blair Story,' which focuses on Blair's personal life but misses rigorous analysis of his political actions and legacy.
Coronation Street: Maggie Driscoll Targets Lauren Bolton
Lauren Bolton faces grave danger as she becomes the latest target of Coronation Street's murderous matriarch Maggie Driscoll, who disapproves of her grandson's romantic interest.
Moira Dingle Discovers Hope in Emmerdale Prison Drama
Moira Dingle faces a bleak prison sentence in Emmerdale, but a surprising turn of events with husband Cain's farm crisis reignites her fighting spirit and hope for freedom.
Van Der Beek's Wife Reveals Vow Renewal Before Death
Kimberly Van Der Beek shares intimate details of a last-minute vow renewal ceremony with her husband James just days before his passing from colorectal cancer at age 48.
Berlinale Faces Backlash Over Gaza Silence
Over 80 film industry figures, including Javier Bardem and Tilda Swinton, condemn the Berlin film festival's stance on political discourse regarding Israel-Gaza conflict.
Russell T Davies Races to Release New Channel 4 Thriller
Russell T Davies reveals the urgent push to edit his new Channel 4 thriller 'Tip Toe', starring Alan Cumming and David Morrissey, exploring radicalisation and LGBTQ+ issues in modern Britain.
Tana Ramsay on Meeting Adam Peaty's Mother Pre-Wedding
Tana Ramsay reveals her conversation with Adam Peaty's estranged mother before his wedding to Holly Ramsay, as Gordon Ramsay addresses family tensions.
Shia LaBeouf Arrested for Alleged Assault in New Orleans
Hollywood actor Shia LaBeouf has been arrested and charged with two counts of simple battery after allegedly assaulting two men in New Orleans, according to police reports.
McQueen on Duvall: Nerves and Artistry in Widows
Director Steve McQueen shares intimate stories of working with Robert Duvall in Widows, revealing the veteran actor's nervousness and unique on-set moments.
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