- Dominic West, Olivia Colman, David Oyelowo and Lily Collins lead the cast of a new BBC adaptation of Les Miserables.
Category Archives: TV
First look: Benedict Cumberbatch in Patrick Melrose
The first trailer for Sky Atlantic’s new drama series Patrick Melrose has been released.
The drama, which launches later this year, stars Benedict Cumberbatch, Hugo Weaving and Jennifer Jason Leigh.
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Who’s presenting at the Golden Globes?
The 75th Golden Glone Awards take place on Sunday evening in Los Angeles (or early Monday morning in th UK).
This year’s ceremony is being hosted by Seth Meyers – but who will be joining him on stage to present the awards?
Sally Field is writing her memoirs
Sally Field will publish her memoirs in autumn 2018.
BBC to release Strictly board game
Now that Strictly Come Dancing is over with for another year, there’s some good news for fans who are worried about getting withdrawal symptoms.
The BBC has signed a deal to launch a new board game based on the hit Saturday evening show.
Bake off star Liam signs book deal
Liam Charles, who charmed millions during this year’s Great British Bake Off, has signed a deal to publish his debut cookbook.
First Look: Little Women
Here’s the trailer for the BBC’s upcoming adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s timeless classic Little Women.
First-ever all-female authored Doctor Who book to be published
The first-ever all-female authored book of Doctor Who shot stories will be published in March.
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Allison Janney: A Life in Pictures
Last night I went along to BAFTA for their Life in Pictures event with Allison Janney.
Having already scored Golden Globe and SAG nominations for her work in I Tonya, Janney charmed the members of BAFTA with stories from her career.
The event also included questions from the audience, which is when I told her my suggestion for the plot of The West Wing reboot/revival.
Jim’s Friends
Kenneth Branagh, Imelda Staunton, Emma Thompson and Derek Jacobi will all discuss their careers on stage with Downton Abbey’s Jim Carter in February.
