Category - entertainment

• Slasher flick shines light on importance of media inclusion
• We can all learn a valuable lesson from Anthony Hopkins’s new album
• Rescued five-star cartoon caper imagines Wile E taking on Acme
• Cumming’s charming love story lights up the Highlands
• The eternal sunshine (and thrilling rage) of a spotless show
• Top 10 reads for autumn
• The Crimes Of Pete
• The writer MADELINE CASH
• One-third of domestic abuse victims here are male... and yet NI can’t find six beds for a refuge to help them
• Tones Behind The Tracks
• Miles Davis conquers the Royal Albert Hall
• Brandon returns home for his killer country album
• No chart-topper as ghosts get in way Co-leads’fab face-off was enough
• The week’s best new tracks
• EastEnders star is life of Abigail’s Party
• ‘So bad it’s good’: the budget film that’s pulling in fans
• The Sixties was an era of peace and love... values I wish we could all get back to
• Film honouring Holocaust rescuers wins Best Short award at US festival
• TT film sets Man ablaze
• TAKE OUR MUSIC QUIZ
• Connor up for laugh as he joins festival line-up
• QUIZ OF THE WEEK
• Lily so sorry her teenage clicks caused offence
• STRAY KIDS THIS AND THAT
• Cop a load of arresting double act
• HOW TO Find music to sync
• Send a short film message to your future self
• This week’s HOT LIST
• Our Year of Mariska With a new season of “Law & Order: SVU” in the works, a Broadway debut, a nominated documentar­y and the Emmys hosting gig, Mariska Hargitay proves the value of taking big risks.
• READ IN, READ OUT
• Note to self: this clichéd, mumbo-jumbo manga adaptation is not to die for
• ‘I enjoyed The Odyssey but Ralph Fiennes’ version of the classic tale was much better’
• The best children’s books, chosen by kids!
• Let there be rock
• Brilliant! Bonkers! Gillian ramps up the X factor in this horror spoof
• Hollywood’s big script problem
• Final votes for the NTAS 2026
• Theatre By The Sea caps season with ‘friendly’ tribute to King, Taylor
• The summer’s gloriously stupid stoner comedy is here
• Laura Coventry thanks ABBA for the music and “Dancing Queen”