After lots of teasing, Disney have finally released the trailer for Jon Favreau’s take on The Jungle Book.
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Mockingjay UK premiere confirmed
The UK premiere of the final part of The Hunger Games will take place at the beginning of November.
Jessica Jones arrives in November
Netflix has confirmed the release date for its new Marvel series, Jessica Jones.
#Olitz are back
The trailer for season five of Scandal has been released and it looks like fans are finally getting what they want – Olivia and Fitz together.
Fallon and Timberlake perform History of Rap 6
If you’ve never seen Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake performing together, then you’ve missed out.
Last night Timberlake was one of Fallon’s guests on The Tonight Show and, as has become traditional when JT appears on the show, they took the audience through the History of Rap – part 6.
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Emmy Awards – presenters confirmed
The first round of presenters for this year’s Emmy Awards have been confirmed.
Our Brand is Crisis – first trailer
Sandra Bullock leads the cast of drama Our Brand is Crisis which will be released in time for awards season.
Shane Meadows discusses This Is England ’90
The third part of Channel 4’s This Is England dramas debuts this Sunday.
Following on from This Is England ’86 and ’88, the new series will look at rave culture and the 1990 FIFA World Cup.
Shaun, Kelly, Trev and Gadget are all involved in the rave scene, Woody and Milky have opened a scooter shop, and Combo is released from prison after serving his sentence for the manslaughter of Mick in This Is England ’86.
Meadows talks about why it took so long to return and how he’s a secret fan of America’s Next Top Model. Continue reading Shane Meadows discusses This Is England ’90
Ethan Hawke to publish novel
Actor Ethan Hawke will publish a novel set in the 15th century later this year.
The Goonies headed on stage?
Richard Donner, director of The Goonies, has revealed he’s working on turning the much-loved film into a theatre production.
