Ebony & Ivory Review: A Surreal Indie Comedy Gem
Discover the utterly bizarre and hilarious world of 'Ebony & Ivory', a surreal indie comedy featuring uncanny impersonators in a plot too strange to miss. Full review.
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UK Cinema Chain Bans Outside Food & Drink
A major UK cinema chain has implemented a strict new policy prohibiting outside food and beverages, causing outrage among moviegoers and sparking debate on consumer rights.
Bad Man Review: A Southern-Fried Comic Triumph
Dive into our review of 'Bad Man', the gun-toting black comedy that serves up a hilarious slice of Southern Gothic life, lifted by its quirky characters and sharp script.
Hong Kong's Riveting Reimagining of Linklater's 'Tape'
A critical deep-dive into the bold Hong Kong remake of Richard Linklater's cult classic, 'Tape'. This reverential yet distinct adaptation transposes the drama of toxic masculinity and blurred truths to a compelling Asian context, proving the film's themes
Inside No 9 Duo Become Unlikely Megastars in China
Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton's cult BBC series 'Inside No. 9' achieves phenomenal, unexpected success in China, turning the duo into celebrated figures and demonstrating the power of digital streaming to bridge cultural divides.
Alan Delabie's 'The Shepherd Code': A Triumph of Survival Cinema
Alan Delabie's powerful debut, 'The Shepherd Code: Road Back', delivers a raw and unflinching cinematic journey into the aftermath of trauma, earning critical acclaim for its profound emotional depth.
British Musical Drama Generates Oscar Buzz
The deeply moving film 'The End of the World' is generating significant Oscar buzz for its powerful portrayal of grief and community, potentially becoming Britain's next major awards contender.
Mawaan Rizwan on Juice Series 2: Chaos, Power & Heart
Exclusive interview with Mawaan Rizwan as he returns with the highly anticipated second series of Juice. Discover the new chaos, deeper themes, and why this surreal comedy is a must-watch on BBC Three.
Scary Movie 6 Confirmed by Marlon Wayans, Sequel in Development
Marlon Wayans has officially announced that Scary Movie 6 is actively in the works, promising a long-awaited return to the iconic horror parody franchise that defined a generation of comedy.
Motherland Star's Family Can't Watch Her Hilarious Performance
BBC's Motherland star Anna Maxwell Martin confesses her own family can't bear to watch her cringe-inducing performance as the brutally honest Julia in the hit sitcom.
Spinal Tap II Confirmed: Ed Sheeran Joins Cast
Exclusive details on the long-awaited Spinal Tap II, featuring Ed Sheeran, The Morning Show's reunion, and Josh Widdicombe's new comedy. Full casting and release news inside.
Sir David Jason reprises Granville role for special
National treasure Sir David Jason, 84, is set to reprise his iconic role as Granville in a one-off special of Open All Hours, alongside James Buckley as his son. The beloved sequel, Still Open All Hours, was axed in 2020, making this comeback a thrilling
The Office Spin-Off 'The Paper' Hits Its Stride
The Guardian's TV critics are raving about 'The Paper', the new spin-off from the iconic British comedy 'The Office'. Find out why this Slough-based mockumentary is being hailed as a triumphant return to form for the beloved franchise.
Jason Manford slams comedy retirement rumours
Comedian Jason Manford sets the record straight, vehemently denying rumours of his retirement from stand-up comedy and confirming a packed schedule of upcoming tours and projects.
Chaser Comedian John Delmenico Dies Aged 46
Australian satirical comedian John Delmenico, famed for 'The Chaser' team, has died suddenly aged 46. Tributes pour in from colleagues and fans worldwide.
Gavin & Stacey Cast's Chaotic Barefoot NTA Win
The beloved cast of Gavin & Stacey stole the show at the National Television Awards, accepting their Best Comedy prize in a whirlwind of champagne, chaotic speeches and a barefoot Laura Aikman. Relive the night's most unforgettable moment.
Claire Denis' 'The Fence': A Divisive Masterpiece?
Acclaimed director Claire Denis returns with the controversial 'The Fence', a brutal and unflinching exploration of colonial guilt and violence starring Juliette Binoche. Our review delves into the film's polarising impact.
1940s Railway Carriage Transformed into Boutique Cinema
Discover the magical story behind 'The Sidings', a Swindon-based cinema meticulously crafted from a historic railway carriage, offering a nostalgic movie experience like no other in the UK.
Michael Palin's Candid Reflections on Monty Python Legacy
Exclusive interview with national treasure Sir Michael Palin as he reflects on Monty Python's 55th anniversary, the genius of John Cleese, and the timeless appeal of their surreal comedy.
Vic Reeves' hilarious handrail antics on London Tube
Comedy legend Vic Reeves had London Underground passengers roaring with laughter as he performed his iconic swing routine on a Central line handrail, proving he's still the king of surreal humour.
Mitchell & Webb's Channel 4 Comeback: Not Helping Review
David Mitchell and Robert Webb return to sketch comedy after 15 years with 'Not Helping' on Channel 4. Our review examines whether their satirical edge still cuts deep in today's political climate.
Ralph Fiennes' Haunting Triumph in 'The Choral'
Ralph Fiennes delivers a tour de force performance in 'The Choral', a poignant and unsettling British drama exploring trauma, memory, and the elusive nature of truth. Discover why this film is set to be a defining moment in his acclaimed career.
Father Ted's Graham Linehan shares moving dad tribute
Comedy writer Graham Linehan shares a moving and poignant tribute to his late father, revealing a deeply personal side and the profound impact of his loss, prompting an outpouring of support from fans and colleagues.
Honey Don't Review: A Charming British Rom-Com
Read our in-depth review of the new British romantic comedy 'Honey Don't,' starring Aisling Bea and David Morrissey. Discover why this film is a refreshing take on love, relationships, and starting over.
Father Ted Creator's Father Passes Away at 93
Comedy writer Graham Linehan mourns the loss of his beloved father Tim, remembered as a 'great, kind, and funny man' in emotional family tributes.
Father Ted Co-Creator's Wife Helen Serafinowicz Dies of Cancer
Graham Linehan, the celebrated co-writer of Father Ted, is mourning the devastating loss of his wife, Helen Serafinowicz, who has died following a courageous fight against cancer. The comedy world unites in grief.
BBC Sitcom Axed After Star Joins Rival Channel 4 Show
The BBC's acclaimed sitcom 'Here We Go' has been abruptly cancelled following its lead actor's shock departure to a competing Channel 4 series, leaving fans devastated and questioning the future of original British comedy.
The Paper Review: Gleeson & Key's Hilarious Office Spinoff
Tim Key and Domhnall Gleeson star in 'The Paper Review,' a brilliantly absurd BBC Two office comedy spinoff that turns mundane paperwork into comedic gold. A must-watch for fans of dry British humour.
Mitchell & Webb Reunite for New Channel 4 Sketch Show
British comedy giants David Mitchell and Robert Webb confirm their long-awaited reunion for a brand-new Channel 4 sketch series, marking their first major project together since Peep Show.
South Park Mocks Trump's Mugshot in New Special
In a scathing return, Comedy Central's 'South Park' takes direct aim at Donald Trump's mugshot and mounting legal battles in its latest special, 'The End of Obesity', sparking laughter and controversy.
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