Category: Entertainment

Mar

Entertainment

Tom Hardy Headlines Guy Ritchie's Crime Drama 'MobLand' on Paramount+

Tom Hardy stars in Guy Ritchie's *MobLand*, a gripping crime series on Paramount+. Featuring a cast including Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan, the show dives into the power struggle of two London crime families. Despite production hiccups and mixed reviews, the series marks Ritchie's notable return to TV with a 10-episode season.

Kellan Fitzpatrick

Mar

Entertainment

Bridgerton's Ben Miller Hints at Possible Comeback Despite Character's Demise

Actor Ben Miller, who played Lord Featherington in *Bridgerton* Season 1, teases a potential return despite his character's off-screen death. He suggests intriguing subplots might bring him back, possibly influencing future spin-offs. Fans' enthusiasm could be key to this surprise comeback.

Kellan Fitzpatrick

Mar

Entertainment

Lily Collins Hints at 'Emily in London' Concept While Making Her West End Debut

Lily Collins, the star of *Emily in Paris*, has stirred excitement over a possible London-based spin-off. While performing in the West End play *Barcelona*, Collins shared her vision of her character exploring iconic London sites and engaging with its unique culture. As talk of a shift to Rome for Season 5 continues, the show's future is further complicated by co-star Lucas Bravo's uncertain participation.

Kellan Fitzpatrick

Mar

Entertainment

Bradley Walsh Defends The Chase Against Viewer Complaint

Bradley Walsh, the charismatic host of ITV's *The Chase*, has publicly addressed a recent complaint concerning the show. Although details are scarce, the claims likely relate to the show's production or format. Walsh, sticking to his usual style, denied the allegations, advocating for the program's fairness and asserting its commitment to integrity despite ongoing public scrutiny.

Kellan Fitzpatrick

Mar

Entertainment

Netflix's Baby Reindeer Dominates 2025 BAFTA TV Awards Nominations

The 2025 BAFTA TV Awards spotlight shows with *Baby Reindeer* leading the pack. With eight nominations, this Netflix drama stands out alongside *Mr Bates vs The Post Office*, *Rivals*, and *Slow Horses*. The awards ceremony will be hosted by Alan Cumming on May 11, aired on BBC One and iPlayer. Richard Gadd, Toby Jones, and David Tennant are among the leading acting contenders, showcasing the year's top TV talent.

Kellan Fitzpatrick

Mar

Entertainment

Lily Allen's 2025 Resolution: Embracing Less Self-Centeredness Post David Harbour Split

Lily Allen, reflecting on her personal journey, commits to prioritizing self-improvement in 2025 following her separation from actor David Harbour. Aiming to become less self-absorbed, she plans to focus on mental health, creative pursuits like writing and music, and nurturing her empathy. Speculations about her marriage arose as she was seen without a wedding ring and reportedly on Raya, highlighting the changes in her personal life.

Kellan Fitzpatrick

Mar

Entertainment

Billy Monger Races onto Strictly's Christmas Dancefloor for 2024 Special

Racing driver and TV presenter Billy Monger joins the *Strictly Come Dancing* 2024 Christmas special, dancing with Nadiya Bychkova. Following a life-changing accident in 2017, Monger is nervous about swapping racing gear for sequins but is driven by the opportunity to support Comic Relief and thrill his family. The festive special, showcasing celebrity performances, airs on BBC One and iPlayer this Christmas Day.

Kellan Fitzpatrick

Mar

Entertainment

The Long-Awaited Release of 'The Last of Us' Season 2: Everything We Know

The highly anticipated Season 2 of 'The Last of Us' will debut on April 13, 2025, in the U.S., continuing the intense journey of Joel and Ellie. This seven-episode season introduces new characters and villains, with major plot elements from Part II of the game. Known for its critical acclaim, the first season's Emmy success has heightened expectations for the show's continuation.

Kellan Fitzpatrick

Mar

Entertainment

Shonda Rhimes and Ben Folds Resign After Trump's Election as Kennedy Center Chairman

Shonda Rhimes and Ben Folds stepped down from the Kennedy Center following Trump’s election as chairman, with Trump planning to overhaul its programming. Citing principles and Trump’s vision to eradicate ‘woke’ content, Rhimes left her treasurer role, while Folds departed as NSO’s artistic advisor. Other resignations followed, emphasizing ongoing tensions over leadership and cultural direction.

Kellan Fitzpatrick

Mar

Entertainment

Stephen Graham and Matriarch Productions Empower Working-Class UK TV Writers with New Competition

Stephen Graham's Matriarch Productions and Phil Temple's Birdie Pictures offer the Grass Routes Prize, supporting socio-economically disadvantaged UK TV writers with £5,000 and script optioning. Backed by Studiocanal, winners get industry guidance from judges like Ashley Walters, aiming to elevate underrepresented working-class voices in TV writing.

Kellan Fitzpatrick