Everybody knows about Mamma Mia-right. Last year’s film version of the musical now celebrating 10 years in London’s West End quickly became one of the most successful films ever in the history of films, or something close to that. For months it reigned in the cinemas and has equalled what great success its stage show has done at the Prince of Wales Theatre in London.

The sixth series of Channel 4’s Peep Show has come to a close. David Mitchell and Andrew Webb, also known for their joint work for BBC Two’s That Mitchell and Webb Look, and for David’s work on BBC Two’s Have I Got News for You and Radio 4’s The Unbelievable Truth.

There is no doubt about it that ever since 1968, when the book version of Kes came out, entitled A Kestrel for A Nave, this was to be huge bait for schools across the whole of the UK. That proved to be the case, many of the audience watching today, many years on, as the [...]

Phillip Schofield is hosting a brand new game show, which features puzzles that look easy to the contestant’s eye, yet once attempted, they think otherwise.

Challenged inside a giant perspex cube, challengers will work their way up a ladder of prize funds, starting at £1,000, and topping £250,000.

Not your typical thriller/horror film. incredibly suspenseful, scary and wickedly disturbing. A TRUE gem.

1973. Quadrophenia, the sixth studio album from rock band The Who, is released. The songs bind together to make a story set around 8 years earlier, the mid-sixties, and tell the story of poor, young Jimmy. Dissilusioned and split in personalities.