The Breadwinner review – Nate Bargatze’s dated dad comedy falls flat
Nate Bargatze's film debut The Breadwinner is a dated, unfunny dad comedy that fails to capture his standup charm.
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Where Eagles Dare Hailed as Greatest War Film Ever by Channel 4 Viewers
Channel 4 viewers name 1968 war film Where Eagles Dare, starring Clint Eastwood and Richard Burton, as the greatest war movie ever made.
World Cup Today: Full Schedule and Kick-Off Times
Get the full World Cup schedule for Saturday, including Qatar vs Switzerland, Brazil vs Morocco, and Scotland vs Haiti. Find kick-off times and TV coverage details.
Top 3 Shows Like Off Campus To Stream Now
Three must-see TV shows similar to Off Campus, including Tell Me Lies, Heated Rivalry, and Bridgerton, perfect for romance fans.
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Fire and Ash Box Office Success Secures Future of Avatar Saga
Avatar: Fire and Ash passes $1bn at box office, securing future of James Cameron's saga despite slow start and scepticism.
Paul McCartney on new album: 'I can gauge John's reaction: that's good, stick that in'
Paul McCartney discusses his 18th solo album 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane', a nostalgic yet energetic record inspired by early memories and old bandmates.
Vanessa Kirby and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II to Star in Sci-Fi Thriller 'Liminal' for Apple
Apple greenlights sci-fi thriller 'Liminal' starring Vanessa Kirby and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, directed by Louis Leterrier, based on graphic novel 'Telepaths'.
Dame Joan Collins and Elizabeth Hurley Reunite at Film Premiere
Dame Joan Collins and Elizabeth Hurley reunite at the premiere of Collins's new film A Murder Between Friends.
Orlando Bloom Would 'Hate To See' Anyone Else As Legolas In New Lord of the Rings Film
Orlando Bloom expresses interest in returning as Legolas for 'The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum', joking he'd hate to see anyone else play the role.
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Robert Redford Death Rumours Are A Hoax Reps Confirm
Robert Redford's publicist confirms death reports are a hoax after fake tweet claims he died in a golf buggy accident.
Shakira Teases Official World Cup Anthem 'Dai Dai' Featuring Burna Boy
Shakira teases official 2026 World Cup anthem 'Dai Dai' with Burna Boy, set for release on 14 May.
August in England review – Lenny Henry’s remarkable one-man show about the Windrush scandal
Lenny Henry's debut play August in England is a remarkable one-man show about the Windrush scandal, blending humour and outrage.
Medieval King Arthur Manuscript Could Fetch £2m at Auction
A medieval King Arthur manuscript, with early Merlin and Grail legends, could fetch up to £2m at Christie's auction in July. It has been in private hands for 700 years.
Adele to Make Acting Debut in Tom Ford's New Film
Adele to star in Tom Ford's film adaptation of Anne Rice's 'Cry to Heaven', alongside Nicholas Hoult, Colin Firth, and Owen Cooper.
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New Moriarty Drama Explores Sherlock's Arch Nemesis
New TV series 'Moriarty' explores Sherlock Holmes' arch nemesis, a modern crime procedural from Freemantle and Archery Pictures.
Bloodlands: BBC Drama Leaves Fans Unsettled and Hooked
Bloodlands, a BBC crime drama starring James Nesbitt, has drawn comparisons to Happy Valley and Line of Duty, leaving viewers 'unsure and unsettled' yet unable to stop watching.
Carla Simón: Spanish Director on Orphanhood, Family, and Her New Film Romería
Spanish director Carla Simón discusses her orphaned childhood, her new film Romería, and her unique approach to filming family dynamics with children.
Family Claims Ghostly Hand Photobombed Holiday Photo at Reservoir with Dark History
A mother claims a ghostly hand photobombed her 2011 holiday photo at a reservoir with a dark history of deaths.
Dear England review: Joseph Fiennes captures Gareth Southgate's thoughtful leadership in BBC adaptat
Joseph Fiennes stars as Gareth Southgate in James Graham's BBC adaptation of Dear England, a state-of-the-nation drama exploring masculinity and leadership.
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Wake Up Dead Man: How to Watch Knives Out 3 in the UK
Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery is now streaming on Netflix in the UK, with limited cinema showings still available.
Mabe Fratti and Bill Orcutt: Almost Waking review – cellist and guitarist unite for tender harmonies
Mabe Fratti and Bill Orcutt's Almost Waking is a dreamlike collaboration of cello and guitar, blending agitation and tenderness.
Molly Rainford and Tyler West reveal they're in no rush to wed
Molly Rainford and Tyler West share wedding update, saying they're enjoying being engaged and are in no rush to marry.
Michael Caine Announces Retirement Again at 92
Michael Caine, 92, announces retirement for the fourth time at the Red Sea International Film Festival, saying he's had all the luck he can get.
Project Hail Mary: The Sci-Fi Film That Rivals Star Wars Now on Amazon Prime
Project Hail Mary, starring Ryan Gosling, is now on Amazon Prime. The sci-fi film boasts a 94% Rotten Tomatoes rating and is praised for its humour and optimism.
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BTS, Cardi B, Muse and Snoop Dogg to Headline 2026 iHeartRadio Festival
BTS, Cardi B, Muse, Snoop Dogg and more to perform at 2026 iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas on 18-19 September.
The Light in the Hall Returns to Channel 4 for Second Series
Channel 4's The Light in the Hall returns for a second series, following journalist Caryl Huws as she investigates a 1995 bombing in a Welsh village.
Take That Circus Tour Returns with Maximal Razzle-Dazzle
Take That revive their 2009 Circus tour with maximal spectacle, including elephants and aerialists, at St Mary’s Stadium.
Coward review: wartime romance and escapism at Cannes
Lukas Dhont's First World War gay romance 'Coward' at Cannes explores cowardice, love, and theatrical escapism amid battle.
Sequel to Michael Jackson Biopic in the Works, Says Lionsgate Exec
Lionsgate announces a sequel to the Michael Jackson biopic, with 25-30% already shot from unused footage, despite controversy over abuse allegations.
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The Children Review: Dark Fairytale of Creativity's Dangers
Melissa Albert's adult debut 'The Children' is a dark fairytale about a writer whose children become characters in her books, exploring creativity's costs.
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