A review of the BBC One drama The Salisbury Poisonings, starring Anne-Marie Duff, Annabel Scholey and Rafe Spall.Read More
The latest ‘All Stars’ season of RuPaul’s Drag Race sees the return of some audience favourites to the Werk Room. Alexis Mateo and Jujubee take their second turn on the All Stars stage, after appearing in season one, whilst Ongina, something of a legend from the very first season of Drag Race, is another competitor […]Read More
The second season of Selling Sunset is all silly drama and ridiculously fancy houses, and it's perfect as it is. Read More
Amid the current Black Lives Matter activism and controversy surrounding the show’s use of white actors for non-white roles, The Simpsons have announced that white actors will no longer be voicing these roles. This particular announcement comes after controversy surrounding Hank Azaria’s roles, known for his portrayal of multiple characters on the show including Indian […]Read More
On Monday, Netflix announced that Ava DuVernay and Colin Kaepernick have joined forces to create a six-episode scripted series. Currently titled Colin in Black & White, the series will explore Kaepernick’s early life and his journey to become a great quarterback and a critical voice against police brutality and racial inequality. The announcement feels particularly […]Read More
Starting out in the mid-90s and running over ten seasons, twenty years later Friends is still the theme of countless pub quizzes and the source of inspirational quotes printed on cheap Primark t-shirts. Friends fans have watched Ross pine for Rachel for almost two seasons, celebrated their first kiss, and had debates about whether they […]Read More
Welsh actor Luke Evans is the latest addition to the cast of 'Nine Perfect Strangers', and will star opposite Nicole Kidman, Melissa McCarthy, and Manny Jacinto.Read More
Normal People’s Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones have joined up with Fleabag’s ‘Hot Priest’ Andrew Scott in a hilarious sketch to raise money for RTÉ Does Comic Relief to help with the coronavirus pandemic in Ireland.Read More
Aimee Seddon reports on Asia Kate Dillon's refusal to take part in the SAG Awards nominating committee...Read More
Hulu removed hit sitcom 'The Golden girls' over blackface concerns.Read More
BBC’s new myth-debunking consent drama, I May Destroy You, is taking the internet by storm with its rave reviews.Read More
This May the fifth and final season of the Netflix reboot of She-Ra and the Princesses of Power aired. Throughout these five seasons, the show has grown in popularity and is now well-loved by people of all ages. The show retains the craziness of the 80s version but adds dimension to the characters and emotional complexity. There is one key difference from the 80s version and that is the LGBTQ+ representation which is present from season one.Read More
A look at how the coronavirus pandemic of 2020 has affected reality TV scheduling.Read More
Tiger King star Joe Exotic demands prison reform in a letter to his pen palRead More
Following James Nash’s assessment of the early promise of series three, Flora Snelson looks back at the series as a whole. “A little overdramatic, don’t you think?” Villanelle asks Carolyn in the Series 3 finale, as they meet on a balcony in the rafters of the Royal Albert Hall. One of the most exquisite buildings […]Read More
