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Saturday, 5th June 2021 at 9:06 am Charlotte Ritchie is having a good year. The comedy star kicked off 2021 with the second series of cult favourite Dead Pixels, followed that up with an amusing run on legendary game show Taskmaster and is now gearing up for the return of BAFTA-nominated Feel Good. The latter is a collaboration with stand-up comedian Mae Martin and screenwriter Joe Hampson, chronicling an intense and dysfunctional LGBTQ+ love story that explores themes of gender identity, abuse and trauma, while maintaining a witty sense of humour throughout. Advertisement The semi-autobiogr...

The CW has had a big month full of exciting and oddball announcements, and I've got questions about a lot of them.

Zack Snyder's zombie pic Army of the Dead has some Netflix users panicking about their TVs, and here's why that is.

New UK comedy Starstruck, featuring New Zealander Rose Matafeo ( Dead Pixels, Funny Girls, Squinters, Have You Been Paying Attention?) will premiere on ABC in late June. The six-part series follows the antics of Jessie (Rose Matafeo) as she navigates the complications that arise after having a one-night stand with a celebrity. Created and co-written by Matafeo, it also features Tom Kapoor, Emma Sidi and Minnie Driver. The series recently launched to positive reviews in the UK. Co-written by Rose and Alice Snedden (Funny Girls, Bad News), Jessie is a millennial living in East London juggling ...

Do not adjust your TV! Netflix users came together on social media to agree: there’s something off about Army of the Dead on the streaming platform. According to users across Twitter and Reddit, some scenes appeared to have “dead” pixels, or completely white spaces, across the screen. A Reddit user gave more detail of the situation: “It is not visible in every scene, as only one of the (I estimate three) cameras has a faulty sensor. For example, you can clearly see it in Dave Bautista’s reverse shot when he sits down in the diner at the beginning of the movie.”