Russell T Davies, the writer behind popular shows like Queer as Folk, Years and Years, and It’s a Sin, recently discussed his acclaimed work at a Series Mania masterclass. He’s also set to release a new Channel 4 drama, Tip Toe, later this year.
This documentary highlights how reading can profoundly change people’s lives, sharing inspiring stories from those who’ve found joy and transformation through books.
The film features a fantastic cast, including stars like Andrew Garfield, Claire Foy, and Rebecca Ferguson. It also includes many well-known British comedy actors making appearances.
Episode 4 of Hurm delivered on creator Robert Kirkman’s promise of a story significantly different from the original comic. The episode reintroduced the demon detective Damien Darkblood and featured Mark unexpectedly assisting Satan in reclaiming control of Hell.
I was so thrilled when this movie came out and absolutely smashed box office records – it became the highest-grossing video game movie ever! And honestly, Jack Black deserved all the praise he got, including that Kids’ Choice Award for his hilarious villain. It was amazing to see the movie get nominated for so many other awards too – it really proved how much people loved it.
The show began with a special hour-long premiere on January 3, 2026. Starting with the second episode, it aired weekly on Thursdays, and the first season concluded on March 26th.
Netflix’s latest horror series doesn’t try to be subtle about the danger ahead. It makes it clear from the start that something terrible will happen before the eight episodes are over, so don’t say you weren’t warned!
It’s been 16 years since the Harry Potter films with Daniel Radcliffe finished, and a new adaptation of J.K. Rowling’s books is now confirmed to be released around Christmas 2026.
For six seasons, two movies, and a follow-up series, viewers followed the lives of Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte, and Miranda as they navigated life from their thirties into their fifties. However, the initial episodes remain the most beloved by fans.
Even though the West End is still recovering from the impact of COVID-19, it’s remarkable how quickly the theater industry has rebounded to this extent.