The Devil's Mouth review – Amazon shark thriller
Amazon's The Devil's Mouth offers a solidly entertaining B-movie shark thriller, lifted by a toxic central friendship and enough jolts to keep viewers engaged.
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Silent Hill Townfall: Scottish setting brings fresh horrors
Silent Hill: Townfall moves the horror series to a remote Scottish island in 1996. Players explore an abandoned fishing village, uncovering corporate cover-ups and personal trauma. The game releases on 24 September.
BBC Doc Reveals Jared Leto Allegations: Four Women Speak Out
A BBC documentary features four women alleging underage sexual abuse by Jared Leto, backed by former co-workers. Leto declined to comment.
Tom Chadbon, James Bond and Doctor Who actor, dies at 80
Tom Chadbon, known for roles in Doctor Who, James Bond's Casino Royale, and Game of Thrones, has died aged 80, confirmed by Fantom Events.
Tom Chadbon, Doctor Who and Game of Thrones actor, dies at 80
Tom Chadbon, British actor known for Doctor Who, Game of Thrones, and James Bond's Casino Royale, has died aged 80, his agency announced.
The Castle to become stage play in 2027
The beloved Australian film The Castle is set to premiere as a stage play in Melbourne in 2027, written by the original Working Dog team for its 30th anniversary.
Underdogs review – a powerful debut with northern soul
Underdogs by Louise Powell is a powerful debut set in greyhound racing culture in east Durham, exploring grief and community in a forgotten England.
PalesTEENian review: Joe Haddad's muddled solo show
Joe Haddad's solo show PalesTEENian at Riverside Studios mixes family comedy, football fandom, and Gaza war horrors but lacks focus. Review.
Holly Willoughby show cringe but Meghan comparisons sexist
Holly Willoughby's new YouTube show 'Holly Willoughby Together' draws instant comparisons to Meghan Markle's Netflix series, sparking debate over sexist double standards in celebrity criticism.
Gray's sinister plan puts Jordan in danger in EastEnders
Gray Atkins' sinister plan is put into action by his grandmother Sheila, putting son Jordan in danger. Chelsea grows suspicious as Sheila tests Jordan's secrecy.
Rienzi at Bayreuth: A Frenzied Election Drama
Wagner's Rienzi makes its Bayreuth debut in a contemporary election drama staging. Jennifer Holloway's Adriano stands out in a strong cast. Runs until 26 August.
How Harry Potter and the Cursed Child was made
Jamie Parker and illusions designer Jamie Harrison reveal the challenges behind the hit play, from wand mishaps to creating a phone box for the Ministry of Magic.
Emily Wilson slams Nolan's Odyssey: 'underdeveloped'
Classicist Emily Wilson, whose translation inspired Nolan, criticises his Odyssey film as grandiose, superficial, and lacking depth, but acknowledges its cultural impact.
EastEnders: Ian Beale jailed, court violence erupts
Ian Beale is sentenced to eight months in prison after a hit-and-run, sparking court chaos as Kathy slaps Chelsea Fox over her guilt and silence.
Janine's EastEnders return story 'revealed' and it will change everything
Janine Butcher's return to EastEnders is set to shatter Linda Carter's newfound peace, potentially revealing Mick Carter's fate and reigniting a deadly feud.
10 Best New London Theatre Openings in August 2026
From the return of 'Cats' at Regent's Park to the free Greenwich + Docklands International Festival, August 2026 offers thrilling London theatre.
Trainspotting musical review: Choose life, choose anything but this
The Trainspotting musical is a baffling West End flop that forgets the grit of Irvine Welsh's story, replacing it with jazz hands and forgettable songs.
Parents warned over shouting kids in for tea in Lincolnshire
Amplius housing association sent letters to residents in Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, after complaints about parents calling children in from play, sparking backlash from locals who call it 'absolutely crazy'.
Trainspotting the Musical: forgettable songs make a bad trip
The musical adaptation of Irvine Welsh's novel fails to capture the dangerous energy of Danny Boyle's film, with choppy storytelling and forgettable songs.
Why Pride musical is the hottest show in London
The musical Pride at the National Theatre is sold out until September, with its message of gay rights and solidarity resonating in a divided world, according to Emma Brockes.
Trainspotting Musical: A Soiling of Memory
Irvine Welsh's musical adaptation of his classic novel is a bizarre, cringe-worthy mess that lacks the grit and vigour of the film, with jarring songs and clumsy choreography.
RSC's Cherry Orchard disappoints despite star cast
Tamara Harvey's production of Chekhov's final play, starring Helen Hunt and Kenneth Branagh, lacks emotional impact and clear meaning, despite strong performances.
Venus, Vanishing review: Jewish artist in Nazi Berlin
Rebecca Birrell's debut novel imagines a Jewish painter in bohemian Berlin, navigating art, desire, and the rise of the Third Reich.
Ask E Jean review: Trump survivor Carroll fights on in documentary
Ivy Meeropol's documentary follows E Jean Carroll, now in her 80s, as she battles through legal disputes against Donald Trump, winning two civil suits.
Pinocchio: Unstrung Review – Twisted Slasher Lacks Shock
Pinocchio: Unstrung, the latest Twisted Childhood Universe film, turns the beloved puppet into a serial killer. The horror comedy offers feeble satire and unconvincing gore, failing to deliver genuine scares.
Rebecca Frecknall on Staging Sarah Kane's 'Cleansed'
Director Rebecca Frecknall discusses her final Almeida show, a revival of Sarah Kane's brutal 'Cleansed', and reflects on her career including 'Cabaret' and working with Paul Mescal.
Ben Platt soars in Midnight at the Never Get review
Ben Platt stars as a crooner in Mark Sonnenblick's cabaret-musical about gay musicians in 1960s New York, with Gregor Milne dazzling as his songwriter-lover.
EastEnders casts Hollyoaks and Casualty stars as Craig and Clive
EastEnders introduces DC Craig Ingram played by Matthew James Bailey and councillor Clive Masters played by Jason Durr, with both actors known for previous soap roles.
Ben Platt Dazzles in 'Midnight at the Never Get' Review
Ben Platt delivers a superb performance in the British debut of Mark Sonnenblick's intimate queer musical 'Midnight at the Never Get' at the Menier Chocolate Factory, running from 21 July to 12 September 2026.
EastEnders: Elaine's comment shocks Sharon, leading to Phil confrontation
Elaine Peacock's ill-timed comment about Linda Carter's new romance leaves Sharon Watts stunned, prompting her to confront ex-husband Phil Mitchell for answers.
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