Category: Screen & Stage
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Emilia Pérez Star Karla Sofía Gascón Sparks Outrage Over Offensive Tweets
Karla Sofía Gascón, the Oscar-nominated lead of Emilia Pérez, is under fire as resurfaced tweets reveal offensive and Islamophobic remarks, sparking major controversy.
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Mary Malone Talks Aqua in Missing You, Doctor Who, and Fangirls
“Actress Mary Malone shares how she shaped Aqua in Netflix’s Missing You, her experiences on Doctor Who, Fangirls, and her journey as a dynamic, transformative performer.”
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Exclusive Interview with Andrea Laing: Yule Log 2 & Global Adventures
Actress and comedian Andrea Laing uncovers her comedic influences from Jamaica and North Carolina, spills secrets from the set of Yule Log 2 and Pain Hustlers, and reveals the joy of constant creativity—from jazz sessions with her plants to cooking without recipes.
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Ryder Beer Interview: “One That Got Away” and His Creative Evolution
Ryder Beer opens up about the emotional story behind his sophomore single, “One That Got Away,” his unique blend of electronic beats and pop melodies, and how he’s carving his own identity in the music world. From his early days on Long Island to a life-changing stint at Berklee College of Music, Ryder reveals the…
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Nathan Stewart-Jarrett on CULPRITS: Thrills, Family, and Exploring New Horizons
Actor Nathan Stewart-Jarrett reflects on his role in CULPRITS, balancing thrilling action with emotional depth, and what this series means for his evolving career.
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Alexander Karim Talks Gladiator 2, Career, and Family
Discover Alexander Karim’s journey as he takes on the role of Ravi in Gladiator 2. In this exclusive interview, we explore his career, family, and future ambitions.
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Charlie Rowe on Wolf Hall, Rocketman, and His Acting Journey
Charlie Rowe discusses portraying Gregory Cromwell in Wolf Hall and Ray Williams in Rocketman. Dive into his acting process, career highlights, and exciting future projects.
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Susan Chardy’s Powerful Portrayal as Shula in “On Becoming a Guinea Fowl”
Susan shares her journey of portraying Shula in On Becoming a Guinea Fowl, highlighting the cultural significance, personal challenges, and empowering themes explored in the film.
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Will Tudor on Wolf Hall, Moonflower Murders, and His Acting Journey
Will Tudor shares his journey stepping into Edward Seymour in Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light and dual roles in Moonflower Murders. Discover his take on historical drama, mystery thrillers, and acting challenges.
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Zibby Allen on Virgin River, Life in 3 Countries, and New Podcast
Zibby Allen opens up about her role in Virgin River, life across three countries, and her new podcast, I Like You Very Much, co-hosted with Alexandra Breckenridge. Learn more about her journey of resilience, creativity, and giving back.
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‘Four Mothers’ Set for UK and Ireland Release in April 2025
Irish comedy-drama Four Mothers debuts in the UK and Ireland on April 4, 2025. The film blends heart, humor, and generational storytelling.
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‘Squid Game’ Season 2 Main Trailer and Key Art ‘Round and Round’ Unveiled – Netflix
Netflix’s Squid Game Season 2 trailer teases thrilling games, intense rivalries, and the return of Gi-hun. Streaming globally on December 26, 2024.
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Netflix Brings One Hundred Years of Solitude to Life in a Groundbreaking Drama Series
Netflix’s One Hundred Years of Solitude, based on Gabriel García Márquez’s masterpiece, debuts December 11, 2024, delivering a tale of love, war, and destiny.
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Alexandra Mardell Talks BBC’s Smoggie Queens: Friendship, Comedy & Representation
Alexandra Mardell discusses her role in BBC’s Smoggie Queens, exploring friendship, comedy, and Northern pride with a vibrant LGBTQ+ focus.
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Layton Williams on Titanique
Layton Williams brings humour, heart, and iconic Celine Dion hits to the West End in Titanique. Discover his insights on this campy theatrical sensation.
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Luca Guadagnino’s Queer: A Love Story Unfolds
Dive into Luca Guadagnino’s adaptation of William S. Burroughs’ Queer, starring Daniel Craig and Drew Starkey, a complex exploration of love and longing in 1950s Mexico City.
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Drag Race Down Under Season 4: Meet the New Queens
Meet the fierce new queens of Drag Race Down Under Season 4! With Michelle Visage as the host, this season brings high stakes, glamour, and all the drama you love. Tune in for the magic starting November 20 on BBC Three and BBC iPlayer.
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SURVEILLED Documentary Explores the Dark World of Spyware
Explore HBO’s SURVEILLED, a documentary by Ronan Farrow uncovering the murky world of commercial spyware, its impact on privacy, and the ethical dilemmas it poses in our digital age.
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Queer Eye Season 9 Takes on Las Vegas
Queer Eye Season 9, featuring the Fab Five’s transformative adventures in Las Vegas, premieres in the UK on December 11th, 2024. Get ready for an unforgettable season full of heartwarming makeovers and fabulous new beginnings.
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Babygirl Film Review: Nicole Kidman Shines in A24’s Latest Erotic Thriller
In Babygirl, Nicole Kidman delivers a captivating performance as a CEO entangled in a torrid affair with her intern, played by Harris Dickinson. Directed by Halina Reijn, this A24 film unpacks complex themes of power, desire, and identity in a daring new take on the erotic thriller genre.
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Interview: Fabian Arnold on ‘Big Rage’ — A Gay Noir Action Thriller
In this exclusive interview, actor Fabian Arnold opens up about his transformative role in Big Rage, a gay noir action thriller likened to classics like Chinatown and The Big Sleep. He shares insights into preparing for the intense physical and emotional demands of his character, filming in the harsh environment of the Salton Sea, and…