Sky's 'Prisoner' Thriller from Peaky Blinders Director
BAFTA-winner Otto Bathurst's new Sky thriller 'Prisoner' stars Tahar Rahim and Izuka Hoyle in a 2026 cat-and-mouse chase. Don't miss the explosive first look!
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Greatest Bass Lines Revealed: Queen Tops Poll
Queen's John Deacon voted greatest bassist as 'Another One Bites the Dust' tops list of best bass lines. Discover the full rankings and watch Sky Arts' new series.
New Amadeus Series Trailer Divides Fans
Sky unveils the full trailer for its five-part Amadeus drama starring Will Sharpe and Paul Bettany, sparking mixed reactions from fans ahead of its 21st December premiere.
The Death of Bunny Munro ending explained
Matt Smith's Sky Atlantic series concludes as Bunny faces his demons. Discover the finale breakdown and where to watch this critically acclaimed drama.
Matt Smith's New Dark Comedy Praised by Viewers
Matt Smith stars in Sky Atlantic's 'The Death of Bunny Munro', a dark comedy series already drawing comparisons to Netflix's Adolescence. Watch all episodes now.
Why Conservatives Don't Get Credit for Arts Funding
Former culture commissioner Neil Mendoza questions why Conservative government's massive cultural investment - including the £2bn Culture Recovery Fund - remains unacknowledged by sector.
Sky Sports axes Halo brand after backlash
Sky Sports has scrapped its female-targeted Halo brand just days after launch following a furious backlash accusing it of being patronising. Read the full story.
Gomorrah Prequel 'The Immortal' First Trailer Released
The highly anticipated Gomorrah prequel series 'The Immortal' reveals its first explosive trailer, chronicling the early years of fan-favourite character Ciro Di Marzio's brutal ascent in Naples' criminal underworld.
Arts education gets major boost in English schools
Major educational reform in England will elevate creative subjects with new accountability measures, marking a significant victory for arts education advocates.
Arts education gets major boost in England's schools
England's education system is set for a creative transformation as arts leaders welcome new government measures to elevate arts and creative subjects in schools, addressing years of decline.
Ed Sheeran backs Starmer's school music revolution
Global superstar Ed Sheeran joins forces with Labour leader Keir Starmer to champion music education reforms in British schools, calling for curriculum changes to nurture future talent.
Ed Sheeran Sparks Music Education Revolution in England
Global superstar Ed Sheeran reveals his instrumental role in transforming music education across England, as government announces sweeping curriculum reforms to nurture future talent.
Ed Sheeran launches music education initiative for UK schools
Global music icon Ed Sheeran announces groundbreaking programme to support music education in British schools, addressing funding gaps and inspiring next generation of musicians.
Sky Live closes: How to claim your refund
Sky is closing its Sky Live streaming app next month - here's how affected customers can claim compensation for the service termination.
Brassic Fans Furious as Sky Pulls Finale Episode
Outrage erupts among Brassic viewers as Sky unexpectedly removes the sitcom's latest finale episode, leaving loyal fans in disbelief and demanding answers.
Lost Tapes: Australian Nun's Secret Lo-Fi Music Discovered
Decades after recording in obscurity, Sister Irene O'Connor's haunting lo-fi pop emerges from dusty archives, captivating modern audiences with its timeless quality.
Goth Metal's Dark Secrets: The Truth Behind Terrifying Music
Exclusive insights from goth metal pioneers reveal the artistic philosophy and unexpected vulnerability behind their haunting soundscapes that captivate millions worldwide.
Arts funding crisis deepens as portal collapse paralyses sector
Major arts organisations across England are struggling to survive as a critical funding portal collapse leaves millions in grants hanging in the balance, threatening the future of cultural institutions.
Brassic concludes with Tarantino-inspired finale
After six beloved seasons, the cult comedy Brassic signs off with a Quentin Tarantino-inspired finale that delivers explosive action and emotional closure for fans.
Trump axes arts board, cancels ARC Ballroom project
Former President Donald Trump has abruptly terminated the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities, scrapping the planned ARC Ballroom renovation in another dramatic executive action.
Brassic to end after upcoming seventh season
Sky's beloved comedy Brassic will conclude with its upcoming seventh season, as creators confirm the show is reaching its natural endpoint while leaving the door open for future specials.
Juana Molina: Why I hate being solemn
Experimental music pioneer Juana Molina opens up about her creative process, disdain for artistic pretension, and the playful spontaneity behind her groundbreaking new work.
Sky Sports 50% Off Flash Sale - Limited Time!
Sky Sports is offering incredible 50% discounts in a limited-time flash sale - here's how to secure premium sports coverage at unbeatable prices.
Welcome to Derry: Stephen King's IT Prequel Review
Sky Atlantic and HBO Max's terrifying prequel to IT explores Pennywise's origins in 1960s Derry with bone-chilling results that will haunt your dreams.
Netflix Revives Victorious With Hollywood Arts Spinoff
Netflix is bringing back the iconic Hollywood Arts High School from Victorious in an exciting new spinoff series that will delight fans of the original Nickelodeon show.
Sky Comedy's 'The Chair Company' savaged by critics
The new Sky Comedy series 'The Chair Company' faces brutal criticism from both critics and audiences as Rotten Tomatoes scores are unveiled, raising questions about the streaming service's latest original production.
Inglewood Marching Band: LA's Musical Heartbeat
Discover how Inglewood High School's marching band is transforming lives and creating community harmony through music, despite facing unprecedented challenges.
Sky's £29pm 55-inch TV Deal: Ultimate Home Upgrade
Sky shoppers can now bag a premium 55-inch TV for an unbelievable £29 per month in a revolutionary subscription package that's transforming home entertainment.
Manchester Event Firm Collapse Leaves Performers Unpaid
Manchester's arts community faces financial devastation as Price Event Management enters administration, leaving performers and suppliers with unpaid invoices totalling over £100,000.
UK Pop Music Crisis: Majority Say Quality Has Declined
A startling new survey reveals that the majority of UK music enthusiasts believe British pop music has declined in quality, with many claiming it's become 'too generic' and 'manufactured'.
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