The first season, which debuted on U&Drama in February 2025, followed Jim as he grieved the loss of his wife and raised his daughter, Kim (played by Chloe Sweetlove), with support from his mother-in-law, Charlie (Zoe Wanamaker).
The Irish actor played Dylan, the best friend of Vinnie (played by Joe Gilgun), in the first four seasons of the Sky One series. His character was later kidnapped and killed off during the show.
Expedition 33 was a huge success and widely considered the best game of the year, a sentiment confirmed by its win for Best Game at the 2026 BAFTA Games Awards.
The third season of the show is now available on HBO Max in the US and Sky Atlantic and NOW in the UK. It picks up five years after the last season, showing fans what’s happened with their favorite characters. We learn that Rue (Zendaya) is now involved in drug trafficking, Jules (Hunter Schafer) is working as a ‘sugar baby,’ and Cassie (Sydney Sweeney) has become an OnlyFans content creator, alongside other changes in their lives.
Ever since Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly stepped down from the show last year, there’s been a lot of guessing about who will take their place.
A past character from EastEnders has unexpectedly reappeared as Ravi Gulati’s mental health struggles continue.
Beyond its beautiful visuals and storytelling, the BBC series Mint expertly captures the dreamy feeling of first love. It does this through creative camera work, thoughtful use of setting, and by allowing the audience to fill in some of the details themselves. The show’s tense and atmospheric soundtrack further enhances the story and keeps us focused on Shannon’s experiences.
Shannon (Emma Laird) and Arran (Benjamin Coyle-Larner)’s relationship in Mint was quickly becoming serious, despite warnings from family and friends. However, a surprising event in episode 4 completely alters their path.
The stars of Running Point talked about whether their kids might choose careers in the entertainment industry, just like them.
The series kicks off with a fast-moving romance between Shannon (Emma Laird) and Arran (Benjamin Coyle-Larner), but their families are rivals in the criminal underworld. The initial episodes explore their immediate connection and growing attraction.