Jeremy Vine Show Valentine's Surprise and Studio Secrets
Storm Huntley and Alexis Conran received heartwarming Valentine's surprises on The Jeremy Vine Show, while Channel 5 viewers react to behind-the-scenes studio footage.
Category : Television
ITV's 'Gone' Thriller Trailer Sparks Fan Excitement
ITV has released a chilling trailer for its new psychological thriller 'Gone', starring David Morrissey and Eve Myles. The series follows a headmaster suspected in his wife's disappearance, with fans praising the cast and anticipating its release.
22 Kids and Counting: Harley's Health Crisis and Puppy Drama
In a heartbreaking episode, Harley Radford faces a life-threatening diagnosis, forcing his wife Millie back to work. Their puppy Bella then needs £2,500 surgery, pushing the family to desperate measures.
Love Story Cast: Oscar Nominees and Netflix Stars in Kennedy Drama
The new Disney+ series 'Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette' features a stellar cast including Oscar-nominated Naomi Watts and actors from hit Netflix shows, bringing the tragic real-life romance to screen.
Heated Rivalry TV Show Sparks Global Craze: Book Guide
The hit TV adaptation of Rachel Reid's Game Changer series, Heated Rivalry, has captivated audiences with its gay romance and sports drama. Learn where to read or listen to all six books.
Valentine's Day Viewing Guide: Rom-Coms for All
From classic love stories to steamy dramas and solo-viewing comedies, discover the perfect romantic film for your Valentine's Day, whether you're coupled up or happily single.
BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg Gets Temporary Host Change
Victoria Derbyshire will temporarily replace Laura Kuenssberg as host of the BBC's Sunday political show this weekend, with Kuenssberg returning the following week amid broader BBC schedule adjustments.
Nigella Lawson's Flirty Talk Has Paul Hollywood Blushing on Bake Off
New Bake Off judge Nigella Lawson's sensual commentary and playful chemistry with Paul Hollywood promise to spice up the tent, with their saucy focaccia banter setting the tone.
BBC Reveals First Look at Crime Drama 'Mint' with Emma Laird
The BBC has released a sneak peek at 'Mint', an eight-part series filmed in Glasgow about rival crime families and a forbidden romance starring Emma Laird and Ben Coyle-Larner.
Skarsgård and Melling on Sweet BDSM Romance 'Pillion'
Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling share insights on their film 'Pillion,' a surprisingly tender BDSM romance that explores unconventional relationships with humor and explicit honesty.
Under Salt Marsh Star Leisa Gwenllian's Career Journey
Learn about Welsh actress and singer Leisa Gwenllian, who plays Kath Bevan in Sky's crime drama Under Salt Marsh, including her training, previous roles, and musical achievements.
Death in Paradise Star's Heat Struggle Forced Costume Overhaul
Guest star Steffan Rhodri reveals Ben Miller's extreme discomfort on set led to drastic wardrobe changes, including backless costumes for the original detective.
Oscar Lunch Pose Recreates Iconic Shining Photo
Guillermo del Toro reveals his 'jazz hands' pose with Paul Thomas Anderson at the Oscars luncheon was a deliberate recreation of the eerie group shot from Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, sparking film history discussions.
Shirley Ballas Sparks Strictly Exit Speculation with US Role
Strictly Come Dancing head judge Shirley Ballas has ignited speculation about her departure from the BBC show after reportedly securing a major judging role on a new US spin-off series. The 65-year-old's potential move comes amid ongoing challenges with o
Guardian Asks Readers: Favourite TV Romance and Why
The Guardian invites readers to share their favourite TV romances, from iconic couples to heartfelt stories, as part of a Valentine's Day feature exploring love on screen.
Death In Paradise: First Look at Season 15's Toughest Case
An exclusive preview of Death In Paradise's new episode reveals a perplexing murder case involving a reclusive pensioner, with a suspect who has a rock-solid alibi.
Coronation Street: Daniel Uncovers Real Christmas Attacker
In a dramatic Coronation Street episode, Daniel Osbourne learns Colin wasn't his Christmas Day attacker through a restorative justice scheme, uncovering Will Driscoll's guilt.
Netflix's 'Anniversary' Called Scariest Film of the Year
Film reviewer Alex The Film Guy warns Netflix's thriller 'Anniversary' is the scariest of the year due to its chillingly relevant plot about a political movement tearing a family apart.
Critics Split on New Wuthering Heights Film
Emerald Fennell's adaptation starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi divides reviewers, with praise for its wild style but criticism for emotional depth.
Wuthering Heights Film Sparks Critical Divide Across Atlantic
Emerald Fennell's adaptation of Wuthering Heights receives polarised reviews, with US critics praising its carnality while British reviewers deem it hollow. The week also saw developments in a high-profile kidnapping case and royal family controversies.
Lisa McGee on Inspiration for New Netflix Series
Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee discusses whether her new Netflix comedy-crime drama's protagonist Saoirse is based on her own experiences in television writing.
Father Brown Removed from BBC Schedule for Winter Olympics
The popular BBC series Father Brown has been temporarily removed from its Friday afternoon slot to accommodate extensive Winter Olympics coverage, with its return scheduled for late February.
Death in Paradise Schedule Change: FA Cup Displaces Episode
Death in Paradise's episode three is postponed from Friday due to FA Cup coverage, now airing Monday on BBC One and streaming early on iPlayer.
Cartoon Satirises TV for Phone Scrollers
Stephen Collins' latest cartoon humorously critiques modern television consumption, depicting shows simplified for mobile phone scrollers with minimal attention spans.
Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw Film Black Doves Season 2 in London
Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw appear emotional in first look at Netflix spy thriller Black Doves season 2, filming tense scenes in London's Trafalgar Square.
Wuthering Heights Film Sparks Debate on Reading the Novel
Emerald Fennell's new Wuthering Heights film adaptation has prompted discussions on whether it encourages audiences to read Emily Brontë's classic 1847 novel, with fans sharing comparisons and experiences.
Greatest TV Romances: From The OC to The Good Place
Guardian writers celebrate iconic TV couples, from Seth and Summer's Spiderman kiss to Fleabag's tragic priest, exploring love, chemistry, and heartbreak on screen.
Danny Dyer Stars in Channel 4's 'The Siege' Thriller
Danny Dyer will portray hero police officer Trevor Lock in a new Channel 4 drama based on the 1980 Iranian Embassy siege, alongside David Morrissey and Motaz Malhees.
Top Films on TV This Week: From The Taste of Things to Romancing the Stone
Discover the seven best films to watch on TV this week, including the award-winning French romance The Taste of Things and the adventurous rom-com Romancing the Stone.
Danny Dyer Stars in Channel 4's Iranian Embassy Siege Series
EastEnders star Danny Dyer joins David Morrissey in a six-part Channel 4 thriller dramatising the 1980 Iranian embassy siege in London, adapted from Ben Macintyre's book.
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