Major new shows for autumn and Christmas unveiled in BBC ‘Original British Drama’ trailer
The second series of Ripper Street and new Sherlock films feature in the 90 second trailer promoting a raft of original drama on BBC One this season
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The Edge Summer Reading List Part Two
More of The Edge’s must read books for the summer
“Oh Hello Joffrey, Do Come In..”: TV’s Nightmare Dinner Party Guests
Ever wondered which fictional TV personalities you would invite round for dinner? Well, here are a few to avoid.
An interview with Drenge at the Joiners (06/06/2013)
Alex Meehan has a chat with Drenge before their much awaited Joiners show.
BBC releases trailer for The White Queen
The BBC’s exciting new trailer for The White Queen has a lot to offer.
Blu-ray & DVD Review: Silent Hill: Revelation ★☆☆☆☆
Silent Hill: Revelation, Directed by Michael Bassett (the most unknown director ever) is the sequel…
How Fantasy and Sci-Fi Transformed The Role of Black Women in Television
Maddie Lock walks through the representation of black women in fantasy and sci-fi.
Gaming at a Glance: Total War, Donkey Kong and Hyrule Warriors
Total War introduces the first in a new series of spinoffs, while two Nintendo icons return to the Switch…
Gaming at a Glance: Brace for Impact
Kratos returns, Nintendo Labo arrives on UK shelves, and Fortnite’s latest season braces for impact…
Stereotypes in Entertainment: Comedy or Tragedy?
Superficial tropes or normalised definitions? Online Manager Hannah takes a look at some of the most frequent stereotypes.
Review: Fearless (Series 1)
The ITV thriller is cleverly written, with Helen McCrory giving a standout performance.
This Week In Culture: The Moorside, Reign & Halo (12/02/17)
Sheridan Smith acts her socks off, Mary Queen of Scots’ final outing, and sniping Hitler on Valentine’s Day.
Review: Luke Cage (Season 1)
Sanjay Patel reviews the first season of Luke Cage.
Review: Mr. Robot (Season 2, Episode 12)
Mr. Robot’s second season is “beautifully formed”, but, at times, “devoid of substance”, says Eddy Tesfay.