The finer fashion of ‘White Collar’s Neal Caffrey

You would be hard pressed to find anyone as well dressed on TV as White Collar’s Neal Caffrey, played by Matt Bomer. From his exceptionally well-tailored suits that sport slim collars and lapels, to his vintage tie bars and iconic fedoras, Caffrey’s style exudes class, sophistication, and the finer side of fashion. There is a … >

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Adventurer Bear Grylls

Bear Grylls’ most daring deeds

TV’s most intrepid survival tip expert is soon back on our screens to teach us all how to fend for ourselves out in the wild. Notorious wilderness warrior Bear Grylls is no stranger to a close shave or two, throwing himself into perilous situations with boundless (some might say reckless) enthusiasm. With a new US … >

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Who would you cast in a ‘Doctor Who’ musical?

Have you heard? James Bond is getting his own musical. What a time to be alive. And if one fifty-odd year old British legend can have a musical, why can’t another? What if the Doctor took to the stage? After all, it wouldn’t be the first time Doctor Who has battled evil on the boards, … >

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Is 2015 the year e-cigarettes enter mainstream media?

E-cigarettes are targeted at adult smokers as a healthier and more affordable alternative to smoking. They’re also part of a rapidly growing trend, with vaping being one of the hottest topics right now. Over the years, e-cigarette manufacturers and retailers have been injecting more and more money into marketing their products but this year could … >

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The perfect English gentleman: Patrick Macnee (1922-2015)

Patrick Macnee, the London-born actor best known for playing debonair hero John Steed in cult British ‘spy-fi’ series The Avengers, has died at his home in California at the age of 93. The Avengers began as a gritty detective piece – literally about revenge – but soon become one of the most surreal and fantastical … >

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Why can’t modern ‘Doctor Who’ get male companions right?

When Doctor Who made its triumphant re-materialisation onto our television screens in 2005 it did so with a confident swagger, an accent on more rounded characters and a whole litany of strong female characters. While the classic series was forced to bat away regular cries of sexism, the likes of Rose Tyler, Martha Jones, Donna … >

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Christopher Lee: 1922-2015

Christopher Lee, who has died aged 93, was so synonymous with scary movies that he was known as the Master of Horror. Yet despite seven turns as Dracula (most notably in the titular 1958 classic) and countless other chilling performances, Lee’s talents and interests extended not only beyond the genre but beyond the medium. In … >

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