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With filming for Funny Woman Season 2 wrapped and set to return in 2025, Clare-Hope Ashitey and Alexa Davies, the two women who play Barbara's best buds, Diane and Marge, sat down with us to discuss Season 1.

Catherine Shepherd's original new BBC show, Two Weeks in August, lands Jessica Raine as the series lead, along with other British fan favorites. 

Last week, BBC Radio 2’s The Chris Evans Breakfast Show ran a special competition meant to encourage children to write short stories. Called 500 Words, the annual event challenges children to compose a complete short story in – you guessed it – just

BritBox's The Ex-Wife is a valiant attempt to undermine the tropes of the genre but only succeeds in undercutting itself instead.

In this installment of British Actors You Should Know, we profile Adeel Akhtar whose credits range from classic dramas such as Les Miserables to slapstick satire like Four Lions.

The first teaser trailer for Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss' buzzy new Dracula adaptation is here, and it's darker and bloodier than we all probably expected. 

Richard Osman's The Thursday Murder Club novel is coming to the big screen with Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan, and Ben Kingsley starring.

The Season 2 finale of Baptiste brings the series is a close while admitting the fight will never end. But it's never too late to take your life back.

Disney+'s forthcoming adaptation of author Jilly Cooper's bestselling Rivals offers us our first look at the power-grabbing social elite of 1980s England. 

Vikings creator Michael Hirst's next Norse history saga, Bloodaxe, will debut on Prime Video, following the rise of the warrior Erik Bloodaxe and his wife, Gunnhild, known as the Mother of Kings. 

PBS brings the rebooted version of Van Der Valk stateside this September.

With Moonflower Murders reaching the halfway mark, we sat down with series creator Anthony Horowitz to discuss the meta-fictional narratives that inspire him.