'Masterpiece' Crime Series with Stephen Graham on ITVX
The acclaimed BBC crime anthology 'Accused', starring Stephen Graham and Olivia Colman, is now streaming free on ITVX. All 10 episodes available.
Category : Theatre
Abandoned Wild West Theme Park Discovered in Japan
An urban explorer from Bury, Greater Manchester, uncovered an eerie, untouched Wild West-themed amusement park in Japan that has been frozen in time for nearly 20 years.
DCC Season 2 Exits: Where Cheerleaders Are Now
Netflix's America's Sweethearts season 2 saw several Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders exit. Here's an update on Chandi, KayDianna, Armani, Jada, and Amanda.
James Bradwell on Pressure of Playing Sgt Troy
Bridgerton actor James Bradwell discusses the pressure of stepping into the role of Sgt Gavin Troy in the Midsomer Murders stage play alongside Daniel Casey.
Emmerdale Fans Predict Vinny Dingle's Death Exit
Emmerdale fans believe Vinny Dingle's exit storyline is sealed after reports he was axed, with many predicting a heartbreaking death twist for the beloved character.
Free Nelson Mandela: Three-Part Series on Channel 4
A three-part series on Nelson Mandela's fight for freedom airs tonight. Also, a drama about the Mitford sisters and more TV highlights.
Couple Acts Out Fantasies with Costumes, Music and Props
Edward and Jane share how they spice up their sex life by acting out fantasies with costumes, music and props, despite Jane being more 'vanilla'.
Dana White and Trump: UFC's Rise from Outlaw to White House
Explore how UFC chief Dana White became a key Trump ally, transforming MMA from a banned spectacle to a White House event celebrating the president's 80th birthday.
A Life in Four Seasons: Dancers of All Ages Shine
A dance through the four seasons of life, with performers of all ages, set to a remix of Vivaldi. Choreography by Alexzandra Sarmiento, directed by Tinuke Craig at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre.
Daphne Shadwell, 'Ready Steady Go!' Title Creator, Dies at 98
Daphne Shadwell, the pioneering TV director who coined the title 'Ready Steady Go!' and worked on children's shows like The Sooty Show and Rainbow, has died aged 98.
Saints Stars Shine in AFL Win Over Giants
St Kilda secured a vital AFL win over GWS Giants, powered by exceptional performances from Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera and Liam Ryan, who kicked six goals.
McInnes Move Stirs Hotline Anger Amid Celtic Discontent
Scotland's World Cup win brings joy, but Hotline callers vent over Rangers' McInnes appointment, Hearts fans feeling neglected, and Celtic's bean-counter approach.
Charity Shop Manager Explains Donation Refusals
A charity shop worker reveals that donations are sometimes declined due to lack of volunteers and storage space, not staff rudeness, urging understanding of the challenges.
Underrated 2019 Film with 96% Audience Score on Netflix
A TikTok user recommends the 2019 film 'Richard Jewell' on Netflix, directed by Clint Eastwood, with a 96% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. The true story follows a security guard falsely accused after a bombing.
Benny Hill Play Asks Why Comic Was Cancelled
Mark Carey's play at London's White Bear theatre asks why Benny Hill was cancelled, but offers little new insight into the comedian's controversial legacy.
Brenda Blethyn's Drama Renewed for Season 2
Channel 4's 'A Woman of Substance', starring Brenda Blethyn, has reportedly been renewed for a second series after an impressive 89% Rotten Tomatoes rating and fan demand.
Please Please Me Review: Restoring Danger to the Beatles Story
Review of Tom Wright's play Please Please Me at the Kiln Theatre, exploring Brian Epstein's relationship with John Lennon and the Beatles' effect on his life.
The Secret Dental Treatment Behind Celebrity Smiles Revealed
Discover the three-step 'ABC' dental treatment behind celebrity smiles, including Invisalign, whitening, and cosmetic bonding.
Kate Winslet Leads 'British Anti-Cosmetic Surgery League' with Weisz and Thompson
Kate Winslet, Rachel Weisz, and Emma Thompson form the 'British Anti-Cosmetic Surgery League' to promote natural beauty and challenge the glamourisation of cosmetic procedures.
Billy Porter Quits Broadway's Cabaret After Sepsis Diagnosis
Billy Porter quits Broadway's Cabaret after sepsis diagnosis, forcing early closure of the show.
Prayers for a Hungry Ghost review – a monster take on family trauma
Elisabeth Gunawan's Prayers for a Hungry Ghost blends puppetry, dance and film to explore immigrant family trauma at the Barbican.
Alan Titchmarsh's Heartbreaking Final Words to His Mother
Alan Titchmarsh shares the emotional final conversation with his mother Bessie before her death, as revealed in his book 'Knave of Spades'.
Cinderella Review: A Modern Panto With Rapping Mice at Rose Theatre
Cinderella review: Kay Cannon's modern panto with rapping mice, Camila Cabello, and James Corden offers fun musical numbers and celebrity cameos.
John C Reilly’s Mister Romantic Show Charms London
John C Reilly's Mister Romantic show charms London with jazz standards, clowning, and audience interaction at Soho Theatre Walthamstow.
Carol McGiffin Rules Out Loose Women Return After Ukraine Row
Carol McGiffin says there is 'no chance' of returning to Loose Women, after revealing a row with Kaye Adams over Ukraine and criticising the show's direction.
Cross of Iron Now on Prime, Beats Saving Private Ryan
War film Cross of Iron, hailed as 'the best war film there is,' is now streaming on Amazon Prime. Fans say it surpasses Saving Private Ryan with its gritty realism.
Dame Helen Mirren Brings Nazi-Broken Cello to The Repair Shop for Christmas Special
Dame Helen Mirren brings a Nazi-broken WWII cello to The Repair Shop for restoration, aiming to play Christmas songs at a care home.
Taraji P Henson on Broadway debut, burnout and purpose
Taraji P Henson discusses her Broadway debut in August Wilson's Joe Turner's Come and Gone, Hollywood burnout and the play's enduring themes.
Bruno Guimaraes: Tough World Cup Start, But Optimistic
Newcastle United's Bruno Guimaraes admits Brazil's World Cup opener was complicated after a 1-1 draw with Morocco, but remains confident in their evolution and praises the team's work.
Brit Who Moved to Dubai for Sun and Safety Says Life Is 'Dog Eat Dog' With £7 Coffee
Brit Elbi Henshaw moved to Dubai for sun and safety, but finds high costs like £7 coffee and a 'dog eat dog' lifestyle, though she loves the weather and cleanliness.
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