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
Robert Pattinson’s transformation: eight standout performances throughout his career
Robert Pattinson’s journey in the film industry has taken unexpected turns, beginning with his breakthrough role as Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Initially, he intended to use
Phil Daniels critiques working-class portrayal in arts ahead of ‘Teeth ‘n’ Smiles’ revival
Revival of David Hare’s play explores disillusionment and societal change The West End revival of David Hare’s Teeth ‘n’ Smiles at the Duke of York’s Theatre captures themes of disillusionment, as it
David Mitchell describes ‘Last One Laughing’ final as surreal experience of suppressed laughter
Mitchell wins the finale of ‘Last One Laughing’ series two The finale of Last One Laughing’s second series featured an unexpected twist as comedians David Mitchell and Sam Campbell engaged in a
Lesley Manville and Aidan Turner take the stage in National Theatre’s les liaisons dangereuses
The National Theatre’s new production of Les Liaisons Dangereuses, a dramatic exploration of seduction and deceit within the upper echelons of late 18th-century France, showcases Lesley Manville in a striking red silk
Best new crime and thriller books for April 2026
This month sees a strong collection of new crime and thriller books that promise to enthrall readers with their intricate plots and unexpected twists, reports BritPanorama. Among the highlights is A Killer
Inside the making of The Beatles’ A Hard Day’s Night: insights from Richard Lester and the cast
A cultural milestone: Richard Lester’s A Hard Day’s Night Richard Lester’s 1964 film A Hard Day’s Night serves as a vibrant encapsulation of British culture during a transformative social period. The film,
Sadie Sink delivers standout performance as Juliet in Robert Icke’s modern production
Sadie Sink takes on the role of Juliet in London production of Romeo and Juliet The acclaimed American actress Sadie Sink, known for her role as Max Mayfield in Stranger Things, is
Scott Mills dismissed from BBC following serious allegations of historical sexual offences
Scott Mills’ abrupt departure from BBC Radio 2 raises questions Scott Mills has been dismissed from his role at BBC Radio 2 following serious allegations of sexual offences against an underage boy
The top nine TV series that successfully adapted from books
In recent discussions about book adaptations, many assert that “the book is better than the TV series,” a contention often supported by evidence. However, some adaptations succeed in capturing the essence of
David Bowie would have rejected recent tributes as crass and overly commercialized
Reflecting on David Bowie: a legacy of creativity and contradiction This month marks the launch of You’re Not Alone, an immersive experience celebrating the music of David Bowie in Kings Cross, London,
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