Nostalgic News: Luther premiered 10 years ago
Conor Farrell celebrates the ‘watershed moment’ of the first episode of Luther.
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Coronavirus: What’s been cancelled so far?
A handy list of the biggest cancellations due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
First Look Review: The Irishman
Theo Smith reviews Martin Scorsese’s highly anticipated mob epic, which received its international premiere at the BFI London Film Festival earlier this month.
Notes on News: A response to the backlash at Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor Who role
Writer Josh critiques the disappointing nature of mass media’s responses to Jodie Whittaker’s casting as the new Doctor Who.
Review: The Missing (Series 2, Episode 6)
Culture Editor James reviews the adrenaline-inducing sixth episode of The Missing, starring Keeley Hawes.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child cast Ginny and Albus
Poppy Miller and Sam Clemmett have been cast as Ginny Weasley and Albus Potter in the upcoming play.
This Month on Netflix: September 2015
The Edge takes a look at ten of the best new releases coming to Netflix UK this month.
The Best TV Drama Moments of 2014
Barnaby Walter looks back at some of the best TV moments in the past year.
Richard Madden to join BBC One’s adaptation of Lady Chatterley’s Lover
The Game of Thrones star will feature in the upcoming drama, one of a series of 20th century literature BBC One adaptations.
Hit drama Happy Valley acquired by Netflix
The show will premiere on Netflix on 20th August and will be presented as a ‘Netflix Original’ for the US market.
‘Just one more episode…’: the rise of binge watching
Film Editor Barnaby Walter and Culture Editor Rebecca James come together to look at the rise of binge watching television.
Review: Silent Witness: In a Lonely Place Part 1
The show moves to Scotland to unearth some dark and disturbing crimes.
In Criticism Of: Shadow in the Cloud
Kay Miller deconstructs the incoherent Shadow in the Cloud.
In Defence of: Far Cry 1
A rocky start to one of the most iconic first-person shooters of all time, Jasper Marshall defends Far Cry and sings all its praises in the meantime.