Katie Price: Nothing to Hide is a four-part documentary series created by the team behind Louis Theroux’s Mindhouse. It offers a personal look into Katie Price’s life, using previously unseen footage and new interviews to explore the story of this well-known British celebrity.
A physical copy of this beloved game is available for pre-order today for $30, and it will be released on May 4th, 2026.
Both Theron and Egerton have received critical acclaim for their work, but their new film, Apex, might surprise audiences. It features Egerton in a particularly unsettling performance – his most chilling yet.
I’m so excited! Florence Pugh, who I absolutely loved in The Black Doves, is going to be on stage in London’s West End! She’s starring in a new production at the Adelphi Theatre this October, and she’ll be joined by Luke Thompson – you know, from Bridgerton – and Stephen Dillane, who was brilliant in Game of Thrones. It’s a fantastic cast and I already can’t wait to see it!
Aunt Lydia (Ann Dowd) was a particularly harsh figure, relentlessly punishing June and the Handmaids for even minor infractions. She enforced the strict rules of this patriarchal society, seemingly to maintain control, but also appeared to be mirroring the oppression she herself had experienced. Despite her cruelty, Lydia became a more compelling character as viewers began to see glimpses of vulnerability beneath her tough exterior.
The popular CBBC presenter had a very successful launch of his ‘Deadly!’ Live shows in 2025, and is now adding ten more performances across the UK this October half-term.
Digital Bros recently announced it has purchased the rights to the game ‘Wuchang: Fallen Feathers’ for approximately €4 million (about $4.6 million USD). According to the company, owning the IP will allow them to quickly and effectively plan the game’s future and make related investment decisions.
Oh, the suspense is killing me! (Not really, but play along.) All eyes are glued to Wednesday’s FOMC extravaganza, where Jerome Powell might give his final bow before his curtain call on May 15. Will he go out with a bang or a whimper? Spoiler alert: the Fed is probably going to sit on their … Read more
I’m really invested in this new show! It centers around DCI Joe Mottram, played by Warren Brown, who’s dealing with the recent, heartbreaking loss of his wife. He takes his daughter to Italy to stay with her grandparents, hoping the trip will help them both heal and come to terms with everything. It’s a tough situation, and I’m curious to see how they navigate their grief together.
The broadcaster is being celebrated with special programs on the BBC, and has inspired numerous wildlife experts who have since become prominent documentary hosts.