Louis C.K.’s Horace and Pete review: Episode 3

Warning: This contains spoilers.

In our review of Episode 2 of Horace and Pete, we zeroed in on one particular idea that the episode seemed to be focused on: the fact that Horace (Louis C.K.) is a good listener. It’s … Read More

Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan take The Trip to Sky

Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan will return for a third season of The Trip.

Created and directed by Michael Winterbottom for Revolution Films, the series follows Rob and Steve (playing themselves) as they journey around different bars and restaurants, impersonating … Read More

2016 BAFTA winners and where to watch them online

The Revenant stomped through the last night’s BAFTAs, beating off the competition like a bear faced with Leonardo DiCaprio. Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s survival behemoth took home five prizes in total, including Best Picture, Best Director and – after years of … Read More

YouTube acquires BandPage as music enters streaming spotlight

YouTube has acquired BandPage, a startup designed to help musicians make money.

YouTube has always been a popular place for musicians to share their work, thanks to the site’s high reach and ability to generate revenue from views. (Adele’s Hello, … Read More

First look UK TV review: Vinyl (spoiler-free)

When it comes to the ever burgeoning output of a legendary filmmaker with a recurring, recognisable style, there can be a tendency, once in a while, when it comes to a new work that’s perhaps a little subpar, to rely … Read More

BAFTA short film review: Elephant, samuel-613

On Sundays, we review short films available on VOD. We call it Short Film Sunday.

As the 2016 EE BAFTA awards take place tonight (Sunday 14th February), we take a look at the two Best Short Film nominees available to … Read More

Inside VOD: FilmDoo’s founder on creating a home for the films you can’t see anywhere else

Inside VOD: We take you behind the scenes of the video on-demand industry by interviewing key figures in the streaming world. Today, we speak to Weerada Sucharitkul, co-founder of FilmDoo.

In the digital age of entertainment, it’s never been easier … Read More

OK Go goes with Facebook for latest viral music video

If any band is synonymous with YouTube, it’s OK Go. The group has made a name for their elaborate music videos, shot in one-take and containing all kinds of absurdly convoluted real-time effects.

Their latest, Upside Down & Inside … Read More

UK TV review: The Walking Dead Season 6, Episode 9 (No Way Out)

This is a spoiler-free review. Already seen Episode 9? Read on at the bottom for spoilers.

The Walking Dead explodes back onto our screens with an episode that will wholly satisfy fans after its lengthy mid-season absence. It’s not as … Read More

Amazon Prime Video UK TV review: Ripper Street Season 4, Episode 6 (No Wolves in Whitechapel)

Read our interview with Matthew Macfadyen and Adam Rothenberg here.

Episode 6 of Ripper Street Season 4 airs on BBC Two at 10pm on 12th September. This is a spoiler-free review.

After last week’s relatively low-key character study of Reid … Read More