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October 23, 2023
Heres a look at the writers room for Season 2 of Netflix, Tomorrow Studios & Shueishas series take on Eiichiro Odas manga One Piece.
October 22, 2023
Following tonight's big finale on BBC One, are we going to see a Boiling Point season 2 renewal? Or, are we 100% at the end?
October 22, 2023
A thrilling new crime series, Six Four, will be available to view at 9pm on ITV1 tonight, accompanied by a star-studded cast of familiar faces - but who are they and who do they play?
October 20, 2023
Actor, producer, screenwriter and director Ray Panthaki starred in the nailbiting kitchen film Boiling Point . Now, he’s back for a brand new BBC TV adaptation. Ray talks to Independent TV’s Jacob Stolworthy about his career beyond Boiling Point, as he shines a light on projects that didn’t get the attention they deserved upon release. We also discuss the challenges of adapting the film for TV, returning to the hectic logistical feat of the single take, and what’s in store for Freeman in...
October 20, 2023
“Is Stephen Graham without his accent really Stephen Graham?”
October 20, 2023
The lavish launch of the Paper Moon restaurant saw the likes of Camilla Kerslake, Karen Brady, DJ Amazonica and many more.
October 19, 2023
His impeccable taste has seen him star in incredible shows from Line of Duty to This Is England. We rank his performances
October 19, 2023
The Nigerian currency, the naira, recovered at the official market after hitting its lowest in history of N848/ dollar but quickly recovered in the official market.
October 19, 2023
Stephen Graham, Vinette Robinson and Hannah Walters reprise their roles while a bevy of new actors step into frame in this inventive, eight-part follow-up to the sensational 2021 film Boiling Point.
October 19, 2023
The reservoirs that provide Mexico City with much of its water are distressingly low because of persistent drought, prompting restrictions on use.