One of the most influential Austen adaptations of all time, this version of Pride and Prejudice – starring Jennifer Ehle and Colin Firth – premiered twenty years ago today on 24th September 1995.
The 17 year old singer-songwriter will be joining Lethal Bizzle at Garden Court on Monday 28th September.
Benedict Cumberbatch, Idris Elba, Olivia Colman, Lily James and Charles Dance also feature in the three minute montage which teases the very best of what’s to come on BBC One in the coming months.
Rebecca takes a look at why The Dresden Files is a series well worth your time.
Head of Relations Georgia discusses the ways in which the First Family of reality TV have both helped and hindered cultural minorities through their highly publicised acts.
One of Cannes 2015’s hits is coming to UK shores in October – get to know why you need to watch it now.
The first of The Edge’s coverage of this year’s London Film Festival arrives in the form of this French erotic teen drama.
Tate bosses are confident they can raise £30m to complete funding for the new-look Tate Modern, which will open in June next year.
The band allegedly got into a conflict with FOX over which songs to perform during the awards ceremony.
This Week in Gaming (21/09/15-27/09/15) is largely dominated by the release of FIFA 16, but has a few other points of interest scattered throughout it as well.
Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu are set to return to our screens as the crime-solving duo later this year.
Lara Croft’s latest adventure is set to be released on 13th November for the Xbox 360 and Xbox One.
Matt takes a look at the best American shows that have yet to be broadcast over in the UK.
Game of Thrones won a total of 12 awards at last night’s Primetime Emmys, with other winners of the night including Veep, Mad Men, Orange Is The New Black and How To Get Away With Murder.