Amazon UK TV review: Star Trek: Picard: Season 1, Episode 7 (Nepenthe)

A rewarding tidal wave of nostalgia, emotions, and injections of suspense.Read More

Parenting without Borders: Jessica Alba to star in Disney+ series

Jessica Alba is heading to Disney+ for a new series, Parenting without Borders.

The docuseries is based on a book of the same name, which was published in 2013. Written by Christine Gross-Loh, Ph.D, it reveals the surprising ways that … Read More

Channel 4 orders bumper serving of Beat the Chef

Channel 4 has ordered a bumper serving of Beat the Chef, its new daytime cooking show presented by Andi Oliver.

The series, produced by Twofour, part of ITV Studios, and Motion Content Group, sees amateur cooks go head-to-head against award … Read More

Channel 4 calling for online teen content

Channel 4 has issued a call-out for digital content aimed at teens aged 13 to 16. The content will be showcased across the channel’s social media platforms over the coming year.

The content will give a platform to fresh, unheard … Read More

VOD film review: Half the Picture

This rousing, important documentary is an urgent reminder of the gender inequality at the heart of Hollywood.Read More

Ghibli on Netflix: The Tale of the Princess Kaguya

With Studio Ghibli films now available on Netflix UK, we look at what makes them so magical.

One of the best things about Studio Ghibli has always been its female protagonists – not just telling stories about them, but … Read More

Netflix UK TV review: Better Call Saul Season 5, Episode 3

The mood grows ominous as Better Call Saul highlights the consequences of Jimmy’s decisions.Read More

Amazon brings back The Kids in the Hall

Amazon is bringing back The Kids in the Hall as its first Canadian original series.

Kids in the Hall first debuted back in 1989 on CBC and went on to run for 100 episodes. The sketch comedy has since led … Read More

The MUBI Weekly Digest | 7th March 2020

MUBI’s retrospective of the cool helmer Jean-Pierre Melville is joined by a continuing look back at Park Chan-wook’s revenge trilogy this week, along with a slice of Ingmar Bergman on the side. But before then, there’s a welcome spotlight for … Read More

UK TV review: Noughts + Crosses

This searingly timely adaptation of Malorie Blackman’s novel is a riveting, thought-provoking watch.Read More