Helen Skelton Called Out by Guest on Morning Live
During a discussion about night sweats on BBC's Morning Live, presenter Helen Skelton was quick to comment when a guest's remark seemed directed at her, leading to an on-air apology.
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Iñárritu's Anti-AI Exhibition Revives Amores Perros Footage
Oscar-winning director Alejandro González Iñárritu unveils Sueño Perro, a seven-year film installation project using 1 million feet of archived footage from Amores Perros as a tactile, anti-AI artistic statement.
Obex Review: Surreal Lynchian Retro Gaming Tribute
Albert Birney's Obex blends surreal Lynchian vibes with an inventive retro gaming homage, following a shut-in's quest through a Zelda-esque virtual world.
Bruce Campbell Diagnosed with Cancer, Withdraws from Work
Bruce Campbell, famed for his role as Ash Williams in the Evil Dead franchise, has announced a cancer diagnosis. The actor will cancel public appearances to focus on treatment.
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Martin Short's Show Unaffected by Daughter's Death
Martin Short's daughter Katherine died by suicide, but filming for Only Murders in the Building will continue as planned, with the next season set in London.
Pixar's Hoppers: Environmental Tale Beats Toy Story 5
Hoppers, Pixar's new animated film, follows a teenage environmentalist in a robotic beaver body, offering a warm, anti-capitalist story that tackles despair and activism with humour and heart.
Pixar's 'Hoppers' Review: A Witty Eco-Fable
Pixar's new animated film 'Hoppers' follows a teen's quest to save woodland from development by communicating with animals, blending environmental themes with Disney's classic anthropomorphism.
Why 'The Secret Agent' Should Win Best Picture Oscar
An analysis of why 'The Secret Agent' is a strong contender for the Best Picture Oscar, highlighting its cinematic excellence and cultural impact in 2026.
The Godfather: Free on BBC iPlayer as Greatest Film Ever
Francis Ford Coppola's legendary gangster epic The Godfather, hailed as one of cinema's finest achievements, is now available to stream for free on BBC iPlayer. The film continues to captivate audiences over 50 years after its release.
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The Northman: Netflix's Acclaimed Viking Epic Masterpiece
Robert Eggers' 2022 Viking revenge epic The Northman, starring Alexander Skarsgård and Anya Taylor-Joy, is now streaming on Netflix. Critics and audiences praise its breathtaking cinematography, visceral action, and groundbreaking Norse mythology portraya
Tom Cruise Blocks Netflix Takeover of Warner Bros
Tom Cruise intervened to stop Netflix's acquisition of Warner Bros, fearing it would end cinema releases. His behind-the-scenes push led to Paramount's £82bn deal instead.
Sony's Spider-Man Universe Reboot Excludes Web-Slinger
Sony plans to reboot its Spider-Man Universe without Spider-Man, sparking criticism over the franchise's declining box office and lack of the iconic hero.
CBS and CNN Staff Fear Job Cuts After Paramount Deal
Employees at CBS News and CNN express anxiety over potential job losses and editorial changes following Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, with concerns about conservative influence.
Actor's Painful Injury During MMA Film Shoot Revealed
Daniel MacPherson suffered a torn adductor and fractured pelvis while filming Beast with George Burgess in front of 10,000 spectators in Thailand.
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Channel 5 Drama on Madeleine McCann Case Announced
Channel 5 announces first-ever drama about Madeleine McCann's disappearance, focusing on Kate McCann's police questioning. The McCann family is not involved in production.
Amanda Seyfried in The Testament of Ann Lee Musical Biopic
Amanda Seyfried delivers a fearless performance as Ann Lee in this iconoclastic musical biopic, exploring the 18th-century Shaker prophet's life with modern flair and emotional depth.
BBC Fast-Tracks Probe into Bafta Broadcast Racial Slur
The BBC has initiated a fast-tracked investigation after a racial slur was broadcast during the Bafta ceremony, with the corporation calling it a 'serious mistake' and apologising.
1976 Star Wars Teaser Trailer Resurfaces with Major Changes
A long-lost 1976 Star Wars teaser trailer has resurfaced, astonishing fans with its darker tone and absence of John Williams' iconic musical score.
In the Blink of an Eye Review: A Masterpiece of Time
A compelling review of the film 'In the Blink of an Eye', exploring its themes of time, memory, and human connection through stunning visuals and narrative depth.
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Floodland: Lismore's Resilience After 2022 Floods
A review of the documentary Floodland, which explores the 2022 Lismore floods through intimate portraits of residents, blending human stories with environmental themes.
Pseudo-Biopic Films: Blurring Fact and Fiction in Cinema
A new wave of films like Marty Supreme and Is This Thing On? explores real-life figures through fictionalised narratives, raising questions about creativity, legal risks, and audience engagement in modern cinema.
Tourette's Film 'I Swear' Explores Disability and Stigma
The biographical drama about Scottish campaigner John Davidson offers a nuanced portrayal of Tourette's syndrome, moving beyond sensationalism to explore social stigma and personal resilience.
Masao Adachi on Political Cinema and Japan's Modern Path
Director and ex-Japanese Red Army militant Masao Adachi discusses his new film Escape, radical film-making, and Japan's political shifts in an exclusive interview.
Mescal Films as McCartney in Liverpool for Beatles Anthology
Paul Mescal was spotted filming scenes as a teenage Paul McCartney in Liverpool for Sam Mendes' ambitious four-film Beatles anthology. The actor rode a vintage bicycle near McCartney's childhood home, recreating the musician's early years.
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Molly vs the Machines: Social Media's Role in Teen Suicide
A new documentary, Molly vs the Machines, explores the tragic death of 14-year-old Molly Russell, highlighting how harmful social media content contributed to her suicide and the ongoing fight for online safety.
God of Frogs Review: Horror Epic with Giant Amphibian
A self-aware horror film spanning four time periods follows a woman impregnated by a human-sized frog monster, leading to multigenerational havoc and evolving horror styles.
Dirty Business Review: Sewage Drama Exposes Water Companies
Channel 4's three-part drama Dirty Business, starring David Thewlis, powerfully exposes how private water firms polluted England's rivers and seas for profit, sparking political outrage.
Oscar Nomination Bittersweet for Brother Honouring Slain Journalist
Documentarians Craig Renaud and Juan Arredondo navigate mixed emotions as their film about journalist Brent Renaud's death in Ukraine earns an Academy Award nomination.
Mendes Shoots Beatles Films at McCartney's Liverpool Home
Director Sam Mendes has transformed a Liverpool street to film scenes for his Beatles anthology outside Paul McCartney's childhood home, with period details and vintage props recreating the early 1960s era.
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Tourette's Film 'I Swear' Examines John Davidson's Journey
Melina Malli reviews the biographical drama 'I Swear,' highlighting its authentic depiction of Tourette's syndrome and the Scottish campaigner's lifelong advocacy against stigma.
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