Channel 4 To Merge Unscripted Units, Slashing Commissioning Roles In Half
Channel 4 is planning a significant overhaul of three unscripted commissioning departments as part of the biggest jobs cull in its 43-year history
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PlayStation Plus games for September have been confirmed
These are the titles coming to Premium, Essential and Extra tiers The post PlayStation Plus games for September have been confirmed appeared first on NME .
Kayleigh Llewellyn Adapting Sarah Waters Novel ‘The Paying Guests’ For BBC Studios Fiction
EXCLUSIVE: Every book in the canon of British author Sarah Waters has been adapted for screen – except one. That’s about to change
Bruce Springsteen shares ‘Land Of Hope And Dreams American Tour (Philadelphia Freedom Cut)’ in bid to “reclaim the flag”
Footage of the first seven songs are out now, and the remainder of the show will be released later this year The post Bruce Springsteen shares ‘Land Of Hope And Dreams American
‘That was all secret’: the ‘gay mole’ who fought the BBC to show the first queer kiss on kids’ TV
Everyone thinks Byker Grove broke the taboo in 1994, but another teen drama got there first
Jimmy Kimmel’s Interview With James Talarico Heading to YouTube to Avoid FCC Hassle
The late-night host alluded to ongoing problems between ABC and the FCC as the reason for the decision to move the sit-down with the Texas Senate hopeful from broadcast television.
BBC axes RuPaul’s ‘Drag Race UK’ after eight series due to budget cuts
The show snagged 1.5million viewers per episode in its peak The post BBC axes RuPaul’s ‘Drag Race UK’ after eight series due to budget cuts appeared first on NME .
‘Love Island’ Star Arabella Chi Signs With Rizzo The Agency
EXCLUSIVE: British model and television personality Arabella Chi has signed with Rizzo The Agency for exclusive representation
Todd Rundgren review – try-anything veteran doesn’t let his freak flag fully fly
Cadogan Hall, London The 78-year-old has astonishing range but gets bogged down in middling rock
‘RuPaul’s Drag Race UK’ Dropped by BBC
"We have had to make some very difficult choices," a BBC rep told THR, "none of which have been taken lightly."
Hideo Kojima’s ‘Physint’ cancelled by PlayStation, saved by Xbox
“We found a partner with whom we share a common vision for the future” The post Hideo Kojima’s ‘Physint’ cancelled by PlayStation, saved by Xbox appeared first on NME .
Elon Musk Embarks On Vicious Rant About “Bitter Old Man” Alex Gibney & Threatens To Sue Over ‘Musk’ Documentary
Elon Musk has gone on an hours-long rampage about Alex Gibney after the Oscar-winning director premiered his documentary about the tech mogul at the Venice Film Festival
How 9/11 Changed Comedy
Looking back at a time when laughter was harder to find.
Comedy After 9/11: What Joking About Everything Costs Us
Predictions of the death of irony after 9/11 proved completely wrong, of course. Now there is no “too soon” to laugh at a tragedy — but maybe there should be.
‘Don’t Play With Fire’ Review: An Incendiary 1980s Hong Kong
Aggrieved teenagers rampage in Tsui Hark’s restored New Wave crime thriller that mixes bloodshed and politics.
‘The Uprising’ Review: Sackcloth and Clashes
Andrew Garfield plays a traumatized serf in this action drama based on the first populist rebellion in English history.
‘Practical Magic 2’ Review: Live a Little, Live a Lot
The Owens women — and their curse — are back in the sequel to the cult classic film.
‘Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger’ Review: Together Again
The ’90s rock band was known for the tetchy relationship between the brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher. This documentary finds them in an unexpected place.
‘Call My Agent! The Movie’ Review: A Billet-Doux to Cinema
The gang gets back together in this genial comedy that picks up five years after the events of the show’s final season.
‘Black Zombie’ Review: Reclaiming Horror’s Haitian Roots
In her compelling documentary, “Black Zombie,” the director Maya Annik Bedward explores the dark history of an undead genre.
‘Hope’ Review: Who Are the Baddies?
A high-octane Korean thriller probes what we watch and what it does to us.
‘Why Did I Get Married Again?’ Review: An Italian Escape
The third entry in Tyler Perry’s relationship series sticks to his basics, but with an intergenerational twist at a destination wedding.
‘Drawn Together’ Review: Forbidden Love
This bland riff on “The Bodyguard” is a mostly rote automation of its steamy feelings and ideas
‘Female survival in a terrifying world’: Tilda Swinton’s return in Man to Man
Manfred Karge’s play about a woman acting as her dead husband was a cause célèbre in the 80s
Beck Goes Back to Basics on “Ride Lonesome”
On his pristine new album, “Ride Lonesome,” rock’s chameleon revisits his most pensive, stately sound.
An Artist Inspired by Men Behaving Badly
In a new show at David Kordanky Gallery, the Iranian American painter Tala Madani plumbs the lives of her characters with absurd humor and a strange tenderness.
Jacob Tremblay Plays Young Ted Kaczynski in Netflix’s ‘Unabomber’
A decade ago, he made a name for himself as a young actor in “Room” and “Wonder.” But Tremblay is ready for his next chapter.
Can the 9/11 Museum Tell Its Story for Another 25 Years?
As the anniversary of the terrorist attacks approaches, the museum is gradually adding new displays and confronting its financial future.
Grand Theft Auto VI and 11 More Games to Play This Fall
There’s a lot of violence, horror and nostalgia, including new Silent Hill, Gears of War and Final Fantasy games.
5 Classical Music Albums You Can Listen to Right Now
Verdi’s Requiem out of Cleveland, Missy Mazzoli’s “Breaking the Waves” out of Houston and a fresh approach to art song are among our selections.