Danny Boyle's new series on the Sex Pistols, CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: How Dame Vivienne Westwood survived the 1970s without repeatedly going bankrupt is a mystery.
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CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: How Dame Vivienne Westwood survived the 1970s without repeatedly going bankrupt is a mystery.
There's lots of new movies and TV shows to check out this week, including the start of pride month with "Fire Island" and "The Book of Queer," the long-awaited return of "The Orville," FX's "Pistols," and Grace VanderWaal in "Hollywood Stargirl." Don't miss any of this week's new arrivals with our guide to what's new.
The cast of Danny Boyle's TV series reveal how they turned themselves into the iconic 70s punk band.
The rock guitarist, 66, insisted the show is about him and not John, known by his stage name Johnny Rotten, as it is based on his memoir Lonely Boy: Tales From A Sex Pistol.
The singer has been highly critical of Boyle's passion project - the appropriately titled Pistol - and in a fresh attack has labelled the filmmaker 'a crippling monstrosity.'