
OFCOM is set to regulate streamers for the first time – but isn’t that a good thing?
Streamers are up in arms at the new Draft Media Bill’s threat to put them under OFCOM’s remit, but isn’t this one change that’s long overdue?
Streamers are up in arms at the new Draft Media Bill’s threat to put them under OFCOM’s remit, but isn’t this one change that’s long overdue?
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In I Think You Should Leave season 3, Tim Robinson continues his run of the best, and dumbest, sketch show on TV. Here’s our review:
The week is already halfway through: here are our top picks on what’s streaming across all platforms this week.
★★☆☆☆ Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler partner up again for Murder Mystery 2, but how mysterious is it? Read our review.
Are mental health documentaries about celebrities authentic or are they manufactured, cashing in on modern society's compulsion to open up about mental health?
Netflix's porn doc falls short of exploring the industry's darker side, neglecting porn's psychological impacts and exploitation of women.
From essential teatime viewing to the bottom of the streaming pile, we ask why no-one makes sketch shows anymore, and are they due for a comeback?
Seven Kings Must Die, a continuation of The Last Kingdom, will stream on Netflix in April and the new trailer looks very promising.
We spoke to series creator and writer Neil Cross and director Jamie Payne about DCI John Luther’s journey to the big screen.
With a working title of Hunting Gary Glitter, Netflix is producing a three-part documentary series on disgraced pop star Gary Glitter.
★★★★☆ Idris Elba returns to his iconic role as DCI John Luther in Luther: The Fallen Sun. Read our review.
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In Netflix’s family-friendly adventure We Have A Ghost, David Harbour plays a ghost who goes viral. Read our review.
★★☆☆☆ Your Place or Mine is a straight-to-Netflix romantic comedy that reunites two likeable performers, Ashton Kutcher and Reese Witherspoon. I’m playing fast and loose with the word ‘reunite’ here because Kutcher and Witherspoon aren’t in the same room together for most of the movie.
Netflix has just released the first trailer for Luther: The Fallen Sun, which stars Idris Elba as everyone’s favourite brooding ex-detective.
Netflix is adapting Sam McAlister’s book into Scoop, telling the story of the infamous Prince Andrew TV interview.
★★★★☆ Pamela Anderson, the bombshell known for her raunchy Playboy shoots and her role in Baywatch, reclaims her voice in Pamela: A Love Story.
A new photobook, Human Playground, by Hannelore Vandenbussche, offers a fascinating insight into the diversity of sports around the globe, from robot jockeys in Dubai to kite fighters in Rio de Janeiro.
Netflix admits temperatures on the UK set were extremely cold but plays down the veracity of serious injury claims.
Writer Jeb Stuart’s comeback keeps the killer acting and practical effects yet lacks the action and simplicity that drove his Vikings spinoff’s debut season.
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It’s all about Edgar Allan Poe in Scott Cooper’s The Pale Blue Eye. Poe assists Constable Landor (Christian Bale) in a murder investigation.
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Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn returns to streaming and TV with Copenhagen Cowboy, a visually interesting, but narratively stale limited series.
The entertainment industry has been slowly recovering from the pandemic, but it seems that 2023 might be the toughest year Hollywood has faced
Netflix might lose the streaming rights to its hit TV show Wednesday, which starred Jenna Ortega in the title role.
We speak to showrunner Matt Charman how his time with Steven Spielberg shaped Treason and whether Charlie Cox really is just that nice.
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Read our review of Treason, a high-stakes spy thriller series about MI6 and the lengths people go to to protect the country.
Harry and Meghan's approval ratings have plummeted in the UK as part two of their £88m Netflix series drops today. This segment makes it even harder to sympathise with two people who bemoan the public spotlight but also have a string of other high-profile media projects.
The Witcher: Blood Origin is set 1200 years before the events of the main series. Sadly, watching it feels like living through that.
Part one of Harry & Meghan, the long awaited Netflix show, has finally arrived. We finished it in one morning. Find our review below.
Sarah Kennedy’s small-screen highlights of the past month, featuring epic heroes and anti-heroes, short and snappy formats, and stories of resilience forged in childhood, and a quick look at December’s highlights.
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Netflix has just premiered Sr., Chris Smith’s documentary about Robert Downey Sr., a filmmaker and father to actor Robert Downey Jr.