The 14 most influential fantasy novels that shaped the genre
There is no better escape from the stresses and strains of everyday life than a good fantasy novel. Within these magical tomes you will find a portal to worlds of pure imagination
Joe Wilkinson reflects on fleeting fame after ‘The Celebrity Traitors’ fame fades quickly
Joe Wilkinson becomes emotional during sitcom journey Joe Wilkinson, the comedian known for his roles in various panel shows and recent television hits, was seen in tears by the end of his
Bear Grylls faces backlash over escalating messiah complex in latest Prime Video series
The Chosen in the Wild with Bear Grylls offers a mixed experience Bear Grylls’ latest venture, The Chosen in the Wild, debuted on Prime Video today, showcasing the cast of the Christian
Musicians increasingly rely on beta blockers to manage performance anxiety
Beta blockers common among musicians despite concerns Andrew Gillett, a viola player in his 60s, has relied on beta-blockers for approximately 30 years to combat performance anxiety. He described the experience as
Critique of Twenty Twenty Six highlights its failure to capture FIFA’s serious issues
Comedy series Twenty Twenty Six struggles with serious themes The latest iteration of the mockumentary series, Twenty Twenty Six, fails to land its comedic punches amid serious criticisms of the football governing
Eight must-watch documentaries on cults highlight the complexities of human psychology and belief systems
Today, the documentary Trust Me: The False Prophet premiered on Netflix, focusing on the alleged “prophet” of the Fundamentalist Latter Day Saints, a polygamist Mormon sect. Produced by cult expert Christine Marie
14 influential dystopian novels that capture fears of totalitarianism and societal collapse
Novelists have long been envisioning apocalyptic scenarios, from the rise of totalitarianism to issues such as climate change and artificial intelligence. The adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale during Donald Trump’s
Ian Anderson reflects on his journey as Jethro Tull’s unconventional frontman
Ian Anderson discusses Jethro Tull’s enduring legacy Ian Anderson, the frontman of Jethro Tull, famously declined an invitation to perform at Woodstock in 1969, citing a preference for avoiding “naked hippies.” His
The rise and fall of reboots: which TV shows should never have been revived
The long-awaited reboot of Buffy the Vampire Slayer has been cancelled, raising questions about the future of reboots in television. Are audiences ready for more original concepts instead? Unfortunately, it appears that
The top 10 screen portrayals of Jesus Christ
Bringing Jesus to life on screen is one of the greatest challenges in acting. The role must be approached with a degree of reverence; otherwise, there is the risk of offending the
Zoë Tapper discusses evolving challenges for Roy and Cleo in ITV’s ‘Grace’
ITV’s Grace returns for a sixth series with Roy Grace facing personal turmoil ITV’s long-running detective series Grace has returned for its sixth series, focusing on the complex relationship between Detective Superintendent
David Attenborough highlights the beauty of British wildlife in new series
Attenborough showcases British wildlife in new series David Attenborough’s latest series, titled Secret Garden, brings attention to the wealth of British wildlife found in domestic gardens, shifting focus from his extensive travels
Sophie Mackintosh shares her top five unexpected love stories in literature
Sophie Mackintosh – author of Booker nominee The Water Cure and the Women’s Prize longlisted Cursed Bread – has made her name with surreal, eerie fiction that probes the darker edges of
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