Fathom Events has announced a screening of the premiere episode of Doctor Who Series 11, The Woman Who Fell to Earth in select American theatres on October 10 and 11. The screening will include two behind-the-scenes bonus features: Becoming a Doctor – Follow Jodie Whittaker’s journey from being cast in Doctor Who to coming alive … >
Julia Roberts is set to star in Homecoming, a “mind-bending psychological thriller” series for Amazon Prime Video. You can watch the attention-grabbing trailer right here.
ITV’s Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? revival is getting a second wind, with Jeremy Clarkson set to return for ten more episodes of quizzical tension at some point next year.
Aaron Paul has nabbed a role in Westworld season 3, adding another prestigious TV show to a CV that already includes Breaking Bad, The Path and BoJack Horseman.
Virgin Media is launching a new channel named Virgin TV Ultra HD, which will be completely dedicated to sharing stunning 4K visuals. The new channel will launch on September 17th, and Virgin has been picking up high profile shows to place on it.
Supergirl season 4 will feature activist Nicole Maines as a new character named Nia Nal, a trans woman that is set to take up the superhero identity of Dreamer. And thanks to a new teaser trailer, we now have our first look at Maines in the show.
Kit Harington, who plays Jon Snow in Game Of Thrones, has warned that “not everyone’s gonna be happy” with the way that HBO’s fantasy mega-hit comes to a close. But what does that mean?!
Following a WWII pure historical The Night Witches and the futuristic mining action of The Outliers, season four’s packed TARDIS of Ben, Polly and Jamie arrives in the Victorian era for The Morton Legacy. Not that this is where the Doctor intends to be, as the first episode treats us to a lovely introductory sequence … >
As was reported by Cultbox yesterday, our sources who reported a press launch and screening of The Woman Who Fell to Earth in Sheffield on September 24 were accurate. Jodie Whittaker, Bradley Walsh, Mandip Gill and Tosin Cole and showrunner Chris Chibnall will attend a red carpet event at The Moor, Sheffield on Monday September … >
The issues of gender, and likely race, will undoubtedly come up in historical episodes of Doctor Who Series 11, as it relates personally to the Doctor and her companions, according to Chris Chibnall in the October issue of SFX magazine: “Yeah, I think particularly in the historicals ‒ if we’re doing historicals, which I’m sure we … >