5 h. ago Jennifer Lopez mistaken for Gwen Stefani as she debuts platinum hair transformation

JLo has shared some behind-the-scenes photos from the set of her upcoming musical drama film Kiss of the Spider Woman, which is due to be released in just a few weeks

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9 h. ago All Creatures Great and Small's Callum Woodhouse on 'special' season 6 filming moment

All Creatures Great and Small star Callum Woodhouse has opened up about his favourite moment from filming season six of the Channel 5 drama, which is set to return later this month

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32 h. ago Are there 12 episodes in The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3?

The YA drama is set to come to a close this week

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3 d. ago BBC drama's controversial 'grim reality' set in fictional Greater Manchester town

Remembering the gritty and critically acclaimed documentary-style police series The Cops filmed in Bolton

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3 d. ago 'The most perfect show' finally gets update on new season after lengthy six

This hit HBO drama is set to return for a third season, with the writer of the first episode now confirmed after a years-long delay

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7 d. ago The Christophers review – Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel spar in smart Soderbergh original

Toronto film festival: the actors play off each other beautifully in an intimate London-set comedy drama about art, commerce and the mess in-betweenIt seems like Steven Soderbergh might have developed a late case of anglophilia, the retirement-teasing director situating himself in London for three films within the last two years. The first was a needless, throwaway Magic Mike sequel, but then this spring he gave us the delicious spy caper Black Bag, a juicy riff on both John le Carré and Agatha Christie that dared to imagine a monogamous and supportive marriage as the epitome of sexiness. Unlike Woody Allen, who cursed us with a string of London-set clunkers after Match Point (Cassandra’s Dream, a film that cast Colin Farrell and Ewan McGregor as cockney brothers, easily the most heinous), Soderbergh seems to be sticking around for reasons other than a nice holiday, his second offering of 2025 also feeling notable. It’s a quieter project than his last, a delicate two-hander closer t...

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8 d. ago Ballad of a Small Player review – Colin Farrell wins us over in flashy, slight gambler tale

Toronto film festival: Conclave director Edward Berger makes a less cohesive follow-up with an over-stylised adaptation of Lawrence Osborne’s novel sold by a killer central performanceIt was easy to understand why Edward Berger’s name was being bandied around in relation to the reinvention of 007, the director having shown himself to be more than capable of both extravagantly staged action (his Oscar-winning breakout All Quiet on the Western Front) and knife-edge intrigue (his Oscar-winning follow-up Conclave). He dismissed speculation at the time (with some mild annoyance) and the job has since landed at the feet of Denis Villeneuve – but his latest, China-set gambling drama Ballad of a Small Player, adds flashy bombast to his résumé and helps to explain why he even though he might have passed on Bond (and recently Ocean’s too), he’s in development on a Bourne.Berger is a canny commercial director, confidently switching between genre, language and location, the kind of able film-ma...

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8 d. ago Little Jaffna review – undercover cop thriller goes deep into French

Lawrence Valin directs and stars in this Paris-set drama, where a young man caught between cultures infiltrates criminals shaped by Sri Lanka’s civil warHere is a Paris-set story that unfolds during the Sri Lankan civil war and revolves around Tamil immigrants supportive of the insurgent Tamil Tigers, but politics is not much more to the fore than good old-fashioned gangster machinations. Writer, director and star Lawrence Valin is himself from the French-Tamil community and he immerses the film within that hybrid culture beautifully, drawing out the internal conflicts and loyalties that a man like the one he plays here, Michael, might feel in the circumstances.Like many of the people he lives among, Michael is an orphan who came to France after both his parents met violent ends in the war in Sri Lanka. Brought up by his grandmother (Radhika Sarathkumar), who is, like much of the community, a staunch Catholic, Michael is torn between a longing for acceptance in the immigrant subcult...

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1 week ago BBC drops huge update for hit crime drama as they tease the 'gang are back'

Belfast-set police drama Blue Lights is returning for a third series, and has added two new stars to its cast

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1 week ago EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Why Walking Dead star's neighbours hit the roof

Have David Morrissey's neighbours spent too much time watching The Walking Dead, the American horror drama he starred in that was set after the collapse of modern civilisation?

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1 week ago 'Monster' murdered neighbour and hid body beneath bath in crime 'fuelled by rejection'

Ann Ming’s unrelenting fight to reopen her daughter’s murder case led to the scrapping of the UK’s double jeopardy law, with her story set to play out in ITV's new hit drama

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1 week ago X Factor star makes shock ITV return as she shares 'difficult' love life 17 years after show

Lorraine Kelly sat down with Diana Vickers during her ITV daytime show today, as she releases a new single after almost a decade away from the music business

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1 week ago Downton Abbey stars tease final film as they pose together in stunning new photos

Downton Abbey movie The Grand Finale is set to conclude the hit period drama and will be released in September

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1 week ago ‘Compelling’ drama likened to Line of Duty set to air on TV tonight

A Remarkable Place to Die is a New Zealand-Australian crime drama series that first aired in 2024.

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1 week ago Bake Off’s biggest scandals from Prue’s spoiler blunder to Paul Hollywood ‘affair’ drama

The Great British Bake Off may look sweet on the surface, but behind the cakes lies a history of walkouts, betrayals, and on-set scandals that have stirred up just as much drama as the competition itself

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2 w. ago Romeo Beckham confuses fans as he appears completely 'naked' in snap with dad David

Victoria Beckham treated fans to an album full of glorious snaps from her summer with her family, but one photos in particular left followers scratching their heads

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2 w. ago Father Mother Sister Brother review – Blanchett and Rampling pick at family guilt in Jarmusch’s delectable triptych

Venice film festivalJim Jarmusch explores the awkwardness and closeness of parents with their grownup children in three slyly comic panels of drama set in the US, Dublin and ParisJim Jarmusch has made anthology films before: Mystery Train (1989), Night on Earth (1991), Coffee and Cigarettes (2003). In fact, he could claim to be the pre-eminent specialist in this now very unfashionable movie form. But with his new one, a deeply pleasing and gently quietist triptych on the subject of family, he is giving us something new and personal.It’s the sense of mortality and the gathering cloud of darkness over our heads as we enter middle age, a perpetual nagging worry about the health and happiness of our elderly parents, with the guilt and sadness of not going to see them, or seeing them only rarely, and the related feeling of closeness – or perhaps the opposite – with your siblings for whom these parents are the number one topic of conversation. Then there’s the feeling of relief mixed with...

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2 w. ago Coronation Street fans spot 'red herring' in Betsy Swain car spoiler and its bad news for Lisa

Fans think they have spotted a 'red herring' in a teaser released by the ITV soap with the drama set to include the mother and daughter

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2 w. ago Task review – Mark Ruffalo is brilliantly dynamic in sophisticated thriller from Mare of Easttown creator

There is a lot of moral and philosophical reflection to chew over in this cat-and-mouse crime drama set in rural Pennsylvania

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2 w. ago BBC star 'can't wait' as drama set in Wales gets second series

Earlier this year, BBC viewers were left in stitches over a new comedy crime thriller, Death Valley

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