In his first interview since joining BBC Studios from Sky, production chief Zai Bennett expressed confidence about the future of Doctor Who and its standing in the USA. “[BBC Studios is] a big important part of Doctor Who and are all motivated to make sure Doctor Who has a long and flourishing life,” Bennett told … >
A teaser trailer has been released for the long-awaited third series of BBC thriller The Capture, here’s a quick recap of what to expect: What’s it about? The Capture picks up the story for series three twelve months since the UK’s intelligence services shady operations were exposed to the nation. After Rachel Carey’s deepfake stunt to … >
First Doctor adventure The Rescue will be available in a collectable vinyl audio adaptation for Record Store Day 2026. The narrated TV soundtrack of the 1965 serial is presented for the first time on 140g red translucent vinyl in an illustrated outer sleeve depicting the mysterious Koquillion, plus an illustrated inner sleeve which includes full … >
The makers of Doctor Who Magazine continue the long-running Chronicles series with a 116-page bookazine all about Peter Davison’s final season of episodes as the Fifth Doctor. The issue examines all the stories from Season 21: Warriors of the Deep, The Awakening, Frontios, Resurrection of the Daleks, Planet of Fire, The Caves of Androzani and … >
Casino scenes hold a special place in cinema because they combine atmosphere, tension, and stakes. Whether set in Monte Carlo or Las Vegas, these environments allow filmmakers to explore risk, temptation, and consequence within visually striking spaces. The casino floor becomes a stage where chance and control collide, giving characters moments that can alter the … >
Long gone are the days of television being just a one-way experience. For years, audiences at home sat back and watched whatever was scheduled for the day. However, that’s quickly evolved to be far more interactive than ever before. Viewers have been able to shape how they engage with entertainment, turning them into participants and … >
In today’s fast-paced world, multitasking has become a norm, especially when it comes to entertainment. With the rise of mobile devices and the availability of on-demand content, many people have embraced the concept of second-screen entertainment—engaging in one activity while consuming another. A prime example of this is playing games while watching TV. Second-screen entertainment … >
Image from Freepik.com On a casino floor, conversation can drift upward. A dealer mentions a “lucky” full moon. Someone checks a horoscope app. Another player taps the felt before the cards land. None of that changes the math of roulette, slots, or blackjack. But the celestial calendar, meaning lunar phases, zodiac seasons, and moon-tied … >
The intersection of entertainment, analytics, and betting apps There was a time when “watching the game” meant a single broadcast, a fixed angle, and a commentary voice that decided what mattered. That era didn’t end with a bang; it dissolved into menus, clips, overlays, and second screens. By May 2025, Nielsen reported that streaming reached … >
Being a fan in 2026 often means paying to stay connected to gaming communities. Spending on gaming habits no longer stops at buying a game. Subscriptions, memberships, and creator support now sit alongside playtime. These costs are usually small, recurring, and easy to accept in isolation. Many fans try to stay reasonable with their spending … >