“Feminism always gets associated with being a radical movement – good. It should be.” So said Canadian actress Ellen Page in a recent Guardian interview, and now another spiky actress, Sherlock’s Louise Brealey, throws her fist in the air with her first play, Pope Joan.
To celebrate the release of All Stars in cinemas on 3 May, we’ve got bundles of All Stars goodies plus Streetdance 1 & 2 and Horrid Henry on DVD to give away to five of our Twitter followers!
If you’re looking for a series just as engaging as Lost (not to mention more satisfying and, on occasion, even more completely bonkers), Fringe is definitely worth a look.
Julia Davis is back with Hunderby, her first series since Nighty Night , coming soon to Sky Atlantic.
One Doctor Who story that has deserved rather more acclaim than it has been accustomed to getting is 1988’s The Happiness Patrol.
We open with a follow-on from the second season’s cliff-hanger, with Olivia held prisoner in the parallel universe that is waging war against ours.
When Robin Hood returns to BBC One for Series 3 this spring, it is three months since Marian’s untimely death and Robin is a changed man.