Entertainment & Media

this revival brings Jim Hacker and Sir Humphrey back to the stage, blending classic political satire with tender reflections on decline and connection

a thoughtful look at I’m Sorry, Prime Minister on the West end, where beloved characters return with familiar rhythms but a softer satirical edge

A concise guide to The Beauty: its high-concept plot about a deadly aesthetic treatment, notable cast, full soundtrack highlights, and the episode that foregrounds a queer perspective.

ryan murphy’s the beauty uses a contagious cosmetic cure to examine obsession with looks, mixing sci-fi dread, crime procedural beats and a queer creative spark in episode six

Tyra Banks revisits the highs and lows of america’s next top model in a netflix documentary, admits mistakes, and suggests the series may come back for cycle 25.

revisiting the classic duo, this West End production offers warm repartee, spirited performances and a bittersweet look at influence, ageing and cultural clashes

Ryan Murphy’s new projects continue to polarize: ‘The Beauty’ mixes body horror and a trans-positive turn in episode six, while ‘Love Story’ stretches a brief real-life romance across an anthology format.

Ryan Murphy’s ‘the beauty’ reframes a fantastical epidemic into a meditation on aesthetics, mortality and queer resilience—episode six emerges as a luminous, trans-affirming highlight.

Corin Hardy’s Whistle mixes brutal set pieces, classic high school archetypes and an earnest sapphic romance, all centered on a lethal ancient whistle that accelerates fate

The ebu has announced an indefinite postponement of the first official eurovision live tour, promising full refunds and a relaunch when organisers can deliver the planned experience.

an exploration of how Ryan Murphy’s latest anthology entries alternate between meaningful queer representation in The Beauty and a compressed, style‑forward Love Story that falls short of his earlier cultural reckonings

Find the essentials for Fair Day at Victoria Park, headliners, activities and how the 48th Mardi Gras festival builds to the Parade on February 28.

episode six of the beauty reframes the show’s grotesque premise by following a trans character whose transformation reads as affirmation rather than grotesque mutation.

Mattel has turned Kylie Minogue’s Padam Padam era into a Barbie Signature collector doll — a collaboration that moves from a one-off 2026 tribute to a purchasable limited-release item.

paloma schneideman’s debut dramatizes the ambiguous territory of teenage desire and identity, following 14-year-old Sid across a transformative summer in New Zealand and playing at Sundance, SXSW and BFI Flare.

Episode six of Ryan Murphy’s series offers a rare, affirmative take on a dangerous beautification drug by following a trans character through a serene transformation that contrasts the show’s usual gore.

Ryan Murphy’s The Beauty turns a grotesque sci-fi premise into a moment of trans affirmation in episode six, where a lab-made virus reshapes bodies and raises questions about desire and selfhood.

get an early look at suranne jones in vigil season 3: plot overview, cast list and release window revealed in first images published 12/02/2026

suranne jones and rose leslie return in vigil season 3, which moves the investigation to a remote arctic research station where a shot member of a covert mission sparks an international scramble for resources

mugler enlists david hoyle in a series of short films that fuse couture theatricality with camp humour, highlighting the brand’s performative roots

A new Mugler digital campaign enlists performer David Hoyle to deliver whimsical style advice while spotlighting Miguel Castro Freitas’s fresh vision for the house.

Doechii’s lifestyle account briefly included the word lesbian in its bio, prompting renewed conversation about her sexual identity and online presence

suranne jones and rose leslie reprise their roles in vigil season 3, which moves to a remote arctic research station amid a tense investigation over energy and resources.

a tender and uplifting musical adaptation of Rachel Joyce’s novel, featuring Mark Addy and Jenna Russell and songs by Passenger