Emmerdale Star Hints at Triple Prison Exit After Confession
Dominic Brunt reveals Paddy Dingle fears jail for three characters after Bear Wolf's confession changes everything in Emmerdale's murder cover-up twist.
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Margot Robbie's Bob Haircut Sparks Life Change Speculation
Margot Robbie debuted a chic new bob hairstyle at the Chanel Paris Fashion Week show, with leading hairdressers suggesting it signals major life changes ahead for the actress.
Prime Video's 'Scarpetta' Series Sparks Binge-Watch Frenzy
Amazon Prime Video's new crime thriller 'Scarpetta,' starring Nicole Kidman, launches March 11 with all eight episodes available for immediate binge-watching, thrilling fans of Patricia Cornwell's novels.
Schwarzenegger Eyes Comeback to Conan, Commando, Predator Franchises
Arnold Schwarzenegger reveals he is in negotiations to return to three of his most famous film franchises: Conan the Barbarian, Commando, and Predator, with age-appropriate roles planned.
Shawshank Redemption Title Meaning Finally Revealed to Fans
Iconic 1994 prison drama The Shawshank Redemption continues to surprise audiences as fans only now uncover the true meaning behind its enigmatic title after years of speculation.
Luigi Ghirri Exhibition: Abstraction in Italian Photography
An exhibition of rare photographs by Luigi Ghirri highlights his lesser-known works, exploring abstraction and poetry in everyday visual culture. On display in London until May 9.
Learning You Review: Autism Drama Hard to Bear
A family drama about a father and his autistic son suffers from sanctimonious religious messaging and poor dialogue, despite good intentions.
Gillian Anderson Named M&S Chief Compliment Officer
Actress Gillian Anderson takes on new role as M&S's first Chief Compliment Officer, championing positivity and confidence through fashion compliments.
Davina McCall on Brain Tumour Battle and Hosting Comic Relief
Davina McCall discusses her recovery from a benign brain tumour and breast cancer as she prepares to host Comic Relief with Joel Dommett and Catherine Tate.
Corrie Star Warns Grooming Plot Takes 'Dangerous' Turn
Lucas Hodgson-Wale discusses the intense grooming storyline on Coronation Street, where his character Will faces escalating threats as abuser Megan's secret is exposed.
Katie Price 'Brave Face' Amid Lee Andrews Rumours
Katie Price is reportedly feeling humiliated by rumours about husband Lee Andrews but is publicly defiant as his exes speak out, with sources revealing her private struggles.
Prince Edward's Bizarre Offer to Become King of Estonia
Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh, was once offered the chance to become King of Estonia in the 1990s after the Soviet Union's collapse, but Buckingham Palace declined the unusual proposal.
Oscars 2026 Predictions: Winners and Snubs Revealed (10.03.2026)
As the 2026 Oscars approach, Adam White analyses the major categories, predicting winners, deserving contenders, and notable snubs in a competitive awards season.
TV Tonight: DCI Ellis Returns to Solve Rural Murder Mystery
Sharon D Clarke reprises her role as formidable DCI Ellis in a new Channel 5 drama, investigating a businessman's murder in northern England. Plus, highlights include Stacey Solomon's decluttering show and a documentary on Europe's political tensions.
Chalamet's Oscar Hopes Fade, Gender Bias Spares Him
Timothée Chalamet's controversial comments have hurt his Oscar chances, but experts argue a female star would face far harsher consequences in the awards race.
Scarpetta Review: Nicole Kidman's Detective Drama Unravels
Nicole Kidman stars in the new Patricia Cromwell adaptation Scarpetta, a forensic thriller that descends into tonal chaos with bizarre subplots and graphic violence.
Liza Minnelli's Memoir: No Sympathy, Just Unapologetic Mess
Liza Minnelli's new memoir, 'Kids, Wait Till You Hear This!', defiantly avoids self-pity, detailing her turbulent life and career with raw honesty and sharp edges.
Is the Era of the Angry Chef Finally Over?
As allegations surface about Noma's workplace culture, we examine the long history of volatile chefs like Marco Pierre White and Gordon Ramsay, and ask if the industry is finally rejecting the myth that brilliance requires bullying.
Marty Supreme: The Case for Oscar Best Picture Victory
Josh Safdie's Marty Supreme, starring Timothée Chalamet, is a sensory masterpiece that captures the frenetic pursuit of the American dream through table tennis, making it the year's most deserving Best Picture contender.
Coleen Rooney 'Humiliated' by Wayne's Pre-BRITs Party
Coleen Rooney was left 'humiliated and hurt' after husband Wayne was seen partying with mystery women at a Manchester hotel bar before the BRIT Awards, with sources revealing her devastation.
BBC Nuclear War Drama Banned for 20 Years Now on iPlayer
The BBC's 1965 docu-drama 'The War Game' depicting a fictional nuclear attack on Britain was deemed too disturbing for broadcast and banned for two decades. Now available for streaming.
Rihanna Flees After Rifle Attack on Beverly Hills Home
Pop superstar Rihanna was seen departing Los Angeles after a shocking shooting at her mansion. The alleged shooter, Ivanna Ortiz, faces attempted murder charges as chilling 911 audio reveals details.
Noah and Tish Cyrus Reunite After Love Triangle Claims
Noah Cyrus and mother Tish made their first joint red carpet appearance since reports of a love triangle involving Dominic Purcell. The duo appeared united at the Reminders of Him premiere.
Botanical Carvings in St Albans Cathedral's Lady Chapel Revealed
A restoration by Victorian sculptor John Baker transformed the Lady Chapel with carvings of orchids, fruits, and ferns, inspired by local women's plant collections.
2,000-Year-Old Coin Used for Leeds Bus Fare Donated to Museum
A coin used to pay a bus fare in Leeds in the 1950s has been identified as a 2,000-year-old Carthaginian artifact. Discovered by a former transport cashier, it was kept for decades before being donated to Leeds Museums and Galleries for public display.
Jackman Sings for Murdoch at Billionaire's 95th Birthday Party
Hugh Jackman performed a musical set for Rupert Murdoch at the media tycoon's 95th birthday celebration in New York, singing hits from 'The Greatest Showman' and classic tunes.
Friars Live and Pray Beside Leonardo's Last Supper
At Milan's Santa Maria delle Grazie convent, Dominican friars continue their centuries-old traditions of prayer and study while welcoming visitors to the site housing Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece.
Van Sant on Pasolini, Generational Divides, and New Thriller
Director Gus Van Sant discusses his new film Dead Man's Wire, parallels with a real-life homicide case dividing generations, and his early meeting with Pier Paolo Pasolini.
Sandilands Apologises to Henderson, Wants Show Back on Air
Kyle Sandilands issues a public apology to former co-host Jackie 'O' Henderson, accusing ARN of unfair termination and seeking to revive their radio partnership.
Tarantino vs Arquette: N-Word Row Erupts Over Pulp Fiction
Quentin Tarantino has sharply rebuked actress Rosanna Arquette after she labelled his frequent use of the N-word in films like Pulp Fiction as 'racist and creepy', accusing her of clout chasing.
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