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You know, time doesn’t always fix things, and when the story picks up again in 1940, my man Tommy’s been living in self-imposed exile, trying to sort through everything by writing a book. But honestly, the personal stuff weighs on him way more than the war that’s happening between England and Germany. He actually says it himself, pretty early on: “I’ve got a war of my own, inside of me ‘ead.” It’s that internal struggle that really defines him, more than any battlefield.

Fans have been waiting five years since the release of A Court of Silver Flames in 2021, and the author has now announced that the next two books in the A Court of Thorns and Roses series will be released close together. The sixth book is scheduled for October, and the seventh will follow in January 2027.

The winner of Traitors kept his promise to fellow finalist Maura Higgins, gifting her a Birkin bag with his prize money after betraying her in the show’s finale. He presented the bag to her during their appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on March 4th.

As fans may remember, Billy died in the special Emmerdale and Coronation Street episode, ‘Corriedale,’ after being involved in a serious car crash.

You’ll need to progress a bit in the game before you can use its multiplayer features, but once you do, you’ll be able to play with others online or locally, and even use Nintendo’s GameShare to play together.

Knowing where to find these ingredients is also really helpful for future cooking, so it’s worth the effort to learn how to obtain them.

Mackenzie Crook’s BBC Two comedy, Small Prophets, starts with a captivating idea: what happens when a man tries to uncover the truth about his girlfriend who vanished seven years ago on Christmas Eve? The six-episode series follows Michael Sleep as he searches for answers and hopes to find out if she’s still alive.

Published starting in 2015, the series by Maas centers around Feyre Archeron, a nineteen-year-old hunter who is captured and taken to the magical world of Prythian.

But what really struck me was something that seemed minor then, but was actually incredibly powerful. The book included a character with a disability—not as a moral lesson, a figure from the past, or someone needing to be ‘fixed.’ They were simply a person, living their life.

Michael Sheen’s latest play is remarkably adaptable. Despite being set in the US, it feels perfectly at home on a British stage with a completely Welsh cast, as comfortable and natural as someone in their element.