EastEnders: Ian's life at risk as Gray turns on him with blade
Ian Beale fears for his life as Gray Atkins confronts him with a blade in his cell, after the prison lockdown traps Chelsea with her ex.
Category : Theatre Shows
Nicholas Hoult Cast as Gilderoy Lockhart in Harry Potter S2
Nicholas Hoult will reportedly play Gilderoy Lockhart in HBO's Harry Potter season 2, replacing Kenneth Branagh, as the series faces backlash over Rowling's views.
Ten Ways to Die Happy review – gentle gameshow about life choices
Ten Ways to Die Happy at Underbelly, Edinburgh, is an existential Italian gameshow inviting audience members to reflect on life choices, but its pace is sedentary and stakes low.
After Party review: Morna Young's musical triumph
Morna Young's After Party at Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, is a heartfelt musical about friendship, grief, and the power of music, earning a five-star review.
Lesley Manville and Peter Mullan on TV Romance
Lesley Manville and Peter Mullan discuss their roles in the TV series Mum, exploring romance and age in a heartfelt interview with The Guardian.
Anya Dewin joins Corrie as Lucy: 'Dreams really come true'
Anya Dewin is cast as Lucy Parkinson in Coronation Street, debuting August 13, 2026, amid a murder storyline. She expressed gratitude on Instagram, with co-stars welcoming her.
Hollyoaks wedding chaos: Imran and Leah's secrets explode
Hollyoaks' Imran and Leah's wedding descends into chaos as secrets surface, including Leah's affair with Prince and Imran's hidden confession, leading to a no-show at the altar.
Corrie: Bernie's relative Celeste arrives with deadly secret
Coronation Street spoilers: Bernie Winter's relative Celeste (Frances Barber) turns up in Weatherfield with a terminal diagnosis, planning her own Dolly Parton-themed funeral.
Harriet Richardson: Creep review – a scandalous delve
Harriet Richardson's debut hour, Creep, at Pleasance Courtyard, is a juicy, scandalous dive into obsession, shame, and desire, chronicling her encounter with an older comedian.
Cathy review – Elaine C Smith shines in sharp family comedy
Elaine C Smith stars in Eilidh Loan's Cathy, a sharp comedy about grief and religion, at Edinburgh's Traverse theatre until 30 August.
Titclown: Daddy's Little Girl Review – Bold Fringe Debut
Jessica Aszkenasy's Titclown: Daddy's Little Girl at Summerhall delivers a raw, audacious solo show blending clowning and confession, earning critical acclaim at Edinburgh Fringe.
Sheila Ballantine, acclaimed stage actor, dies at 98
Sheila Ballantine, the definitive Nurse Fay in Joe Orton's Loot, has died aged 98, leaving a legacy of over 70 years on stage and screen.
Drill rapper jailed 35 years for schoolboy's murder
Aderahman Boumzough, 25, was jailed for 35 years for killing Rene Graham, 15, in Ladbroke Grove. A rap video on his phone referenced the gun jamming, used as key evidence.
House of the Dragon Finale Exposes Its Biggest Flaw
Season 3 finale of House of the Dragon leaves no worthy contender for the Iron Throne, undermining the show's emotional stakes and character investment.
EastEnders: Sheila kidnaps Jordan in Gray's plot
Chelsea Fox ignores family warnings, leading to Sheila Atkins kidnapping Jordan in EastEnders as Gray's prison scheme unfolds.
Game of Thrones: The Mad King stage show review
The Royal Shakespeare Company's Game of Thrones prequel The Mad King is an epic spectacle, but at 3h45m it's overlong and the villain feels cartoonish.
Kellie Bright quits EastEnders after 13 years
Kellie Bright is leaving EastEnders after 13 years as Linda Carter, with her exit storyline set to air later this year.
Front Row Cinema Seats: Misjudged Gems for Pure Immersion
Despite backlash, front-row cinema seats offer unmatched immersion, unobstructed views, and often lower prices, making them a hidden gem for moviegoers.
Stockard Channing: 'I cried at Biden's election, thinking we were out of the woods'
At 82, Stockard Channing reflects on her career, from Grease to The West Wing, and her directorial debut at Edinburgh, sharing fears, regrets, and laughter.
Supposing: review – Greek rage for exasperating times
Zinnie Harris's minimalist drama at Traverse theatre transforms a modern woman into a Hellenic heroine. With visions of the future and a Greek chorus, it explores whether ancient rage suits our troubled era.
In the Black review: Faustian pact of big business
Quaz Degraft's solo show 'In the Black' exposes the Faustian pact of corporate life, blending high finance insight with a #MeToo narrative from a male perspective.
Molly Ringwald: Secret Life role was 'worst' experience
Molly Ringwald ranked The Secret Life of an American Teenager as the worst role of her career, citing a difficult co-star, during Watch What Happens Live.
Fringe Rejects Calls to Cancel Knox Comedy
Edinburgh Fringe organizers have rejected calls to cancel a comedy show based on Amanda Knox's wrongful murder conviction, citing freedom of expression. The show, 'Cartwheel', will run as scheduled.
Cats review: jellicle jumble as Lloyd Webber's moggies get the zoomies
Drew McOnie's stylish revival of Cats at Regent's Park Open Air theatre tips the balance towards dance and acrobatics, making the story more disjointed than ever.
Cats at Regent's Park: A Refined but Not Reinvented Revival
Andrew Lloyd Webber's 'Cats' returns to London in a leaner, edgier revival at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, but the show's lack of plot remains baffling despite strong choreography and a sublime 'Memory'.
Tom Holland and Zendaya's Celebrity Wedding Guests Revealed
Tom Holland and Zendaya's £500,000 wedding at Surrey's Beaverbrook estate included Robert Downey Jr., Timothée Chalamet, and Kylie Jenner, with phones banned for 250 guests.
Blue Note Jazz Club Reveals London Opening Date and Lineup
Blue Note Jazz Club opens its first London venue on September 23, 2026, in Covent Garden, featuring Robert Glasper, Erykah Badu, Jamie Cullum, and more.
Peter Gill: A Visionary Who Changed Theatre Forever
Peter Gill, the playwright and director who died aged 86, completed DH Lawrence's revolution by bringing working-class stories to the centre of theatre, showing that anywhere could be the centre of the world.
Jimmy Cricket, beloved comedian, dies at 80
Jimmy Cricket, the Northern Irish comedian known for his catchphrase 'And there's more!' and distinctive outfit, has died aged 80. He became a household name in the 1980s through TV appearances and his own ITV show.
Dog Man: The Musical review – charming indie adaptation
Dog Man: The Musical, now at Queen Elizabeth Hall, is a charming, low-budget adaptation of Dav Pilkey's graphic novels, scoring 3/5 for its heartfelt, meta framing.
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