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The first teaser trailer for upcoming newspaper drama Press is here!

The six-part series features an all-star cast lead by Poirot star David Suchet, and which includes Charlotte Riley, Ben Chaplin, Priyanga Burford, Shane Zaza, Ellie Kendrick and

Michael Sheen (Good Omens) and Ruth Wilson (His Dark Materials) are set to star in A Very Royal Scandal, the third installment of Prime Video's anthology series which will focus on Prince Andrew's infamous Newsnight interview. 

The U.K. has announced the artist heading to Eurovision to represent them in 2024, and in a surprise move, it is Olly Alexander, best known in the states for It's A Sin.

Bridgerton star Jonathan Bailey will return to the stage in 2025 to lead Nicholas Hynter's production of Richard II at London's Bridge Theatre.

We're checking in on which streamers are worth subscribing to for Anglophiles as Peak TV finally ebbs, and the wheat divides from the chaff.

Starz announces two new deals where it will be bundled up with other streamers in under two weeks. The streaming wars are getting cold out there.

The trailer for Adolescence, the latest four-part drama from the producers of Boiling Point and written by Jack Thorne, mashes up real-time one-shot direction with the immediacy of teen angst.

D.I. Ray sets a return date for Season 2, making it the second mystery series to land a June release date alongside Professor T with Ben Miller.

A Very Royal Scandal, the third installment of Prime Video's popular anthology series, will arrive this September and see Michael Sheen (Good Omens) transform into Prince Andrew. 

Lucy Lawless will return as Alexa Crowe in My Life is Murder Season 5 in 2025, and she's bringing an Our Flag Means Death star with her.

The Law According to Lidia Poët, the sparking Netflix period drama about Italy's first female lawyer, has been renewed for a third season. 

Netflix's feature film adaptation of The Thursday Murder Club sees Helen Mirren (1923), Pierce Brosnan (MobLand), Ben Kingsley (The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar), and Celia Imrie (The Diplomat) solving crimes in a quaint retirement community.