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Alerts God bless these two models, and whatever they were busy thinking about while being paid to stand outside London’s Scotland Yard, brandishing toy weapons at each other while promoting the 60th birthday of Clue. Photo: Johnny Green/PA Images via Getty Images As far as board games that can get the “let’s bolt a plot onto this thing and try to make a TV show” treatment go, Clue (or Cluedo, if you’re feeling British) is pretty hard to beat. Not only is the basic premise—color-co...

Shook WhatsOnStage has a first look at the new trailer for the captured recording of Samuel Baileys Papatango Prize-winning Shook. The film will feature the shows original cast, composed of Josef Davies (Jonjo), Josh Finan (Cain), Andrea Hall (Grace) and Ivan Oyik (Riyad), with the original set/costume designer Jasmine Swan and sound designer Richard Hammarton returning. The companys artistic director George Turvey will direct the piece alongside multi-Emmy-nominated director James Bobin (Fli...

21 Jump Street Director Reveals Origin of Films Hilarious Taco Bell Line ✖ The classic sitcom and feature film 21 Jump Street had a premise that many might consider ludicrous, featuring adult cops posing as high school students in order to investigate crimes. Though it sounds like a purely fictional idea, it has some basis in truth. Phil Lord, co-director of the two movies starring Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum, revealed that one of the funniest lines of dialogue from the first movie was lift...

29 Dec, 7:30pm, ITV Wonder Woman 1984 isn’t heading to homes until 13 January so you have a little time to wait for that one. The first, though, is on ITV this Boxing Day and is a brilliant Superhero jaunt set in the midst of World War 1. Gal Gadot is wonderful as Diana Prince and the rest of the supporting cast look like they are having a blast. 2 Dunkirk Boxing Day, 9:05pm, BBC One That Chris Nolan just can’t stop tinkering with time, can he? Here he showcases the battle of Dunkirk, with ...

Tony Hale stars in ‘Benedict Society’ series set to stream on Disney+ Updated Dec 10, 2020; Posted Dec 10, 2020 Actor Tony Hale, a graduate of Samford University in Birmingham, stars in "The Mysterious Benedict Society." The series is set to premiere on Disney+ in 2021.(Rich Polk/Getty Images for IMDb) Facebook Share As the Walt Disney Co. trumpeted its new streaming lineup on Thursday, a familiar face with Alabama ties was in the mix. The show, originally developed for Hulu, is set to de...