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The 10 biggest new TV shows to watch in spring 2024
From Andrew Scott in Ripley to Robert Downey Jr’s first post-Oscar role, these are the shows everyone will be talking about this year
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The twisted children’s movies bypassing the censors – and giving parents nightmares
As the BBFC tightens rules around onscreen sex and violence, horrific videos flood YouTube unchecked – and they’re driving children crazy
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Cixin Liu, China’s megastar author: ‘People are comfortable. They don’t want any more progress’
With an adaptation of his novel The Three-Body Problem due soon on Netflix, the author tells us why he’s optimistic about the future
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Why Apple is spending billions to make TV nobody watches
The tech giant is spending an eye-watering amount on TV as lavish as it is little-seen. Will their grand experiment ever pay off?
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Nick Mohammed: ‘This is how you make period television now. It’s refreshing’
Ted Lasso actor Nick Mohammed talks about how his career has taken flight as he stars in Renegade Nell, Sally Wainwright’s new Disney series
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The Michael Jackson joke Lenny Henry wouldn’t make today: his 10 funniest Comic Relief sketches
After 39 years, £1.3bn raised and countless celebrity guests ridiculed, Henry is stepping back from Comic Relief. Here are his finest skits
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Louis Walsh has finally revealed his true talent – world-class hatchet man
Insulting everyone he’s ever worked with, the impresario has entered the Celebrity Brother House with all guns blazing – and it’s TV gold
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Nicola Shindler: ‘The money isn’t there from the BBC right now – which is a real shame’
The super-producer behind Happy Valley and It’s a Sin on her recent Netflix hit Fool Me Once and other planned Harlan Coben adaptations
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Military parades and demented cartoons: my day spent watching North Korean state TV
North Korea’s state TV is available to stream from the UK, providing a surreal and chilling insight into life under a communist dictatorship
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Kris Marshall: ‘A Death in Paradise cruise with 5,000 fans? No thanks’
The actor opens up about returning to his old detective role in Beyond Paradise, handling the critics – and Laurence Fox
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Oppenheimer deserved its Oscars coronation – but thank goodness Barbie was there to lighten the mood
Who’s the real winner: Christopher Nolan’s atomic epic or Ryan Gosling and his unstoppable Ken-ergy?
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‘His edges aren’t too sharp’: Jimmy Kimmel’s wild ride from Hollywood pariah to Oscars host
The 2024 Oscars host once claimed he’d rather die than interview ‘c-list celebrities’. So how did become the Academy’s golden boy?
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Fish supper, roast beef and Yorkshire pudding served at Oscars glamorous after-party
London-based chef Elliot Grover will serve fish suppers and roast beef with Yorkshire pudding to stars at the Academy Awards
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How school dropout Anthony Boyle became the most on-demand actor on television
The Northern Irish actor is taking the industry by storm – and now he’s playing President Abraham Lincoln’s assassin in Apple TV+’s Manhunt
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Tristram Powell, brilliant director who flourished in the golden age of BBC arts coverage – obituary
He made films with Alan Bennett, Philip Roth and Michael Palin, secured a rare interview with Marcel Duchamp and was painted by Lucian Freud
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From the stripper to the slap: the worst moments in Oscars history
Will Smith bashing Chris Rock, Glenn Close twerking, the We Saw Your Boobs song… Remembering the disasters the Academy would rather forget
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In a bad Way: why the BBC’s weird Welsh drama failed
Michael Sheen’s series should have been a triumph – but viewing figures were abject
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Will Cillian Murphy win a Swiss chalet? Inside the ludicrous $200,000 Oscars gift bag
Free holidays, wine fridges and vegan chocolates are all on offer to this year’s Oscar nominees. But will they actually take them?
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Ciarán Hinds: ‘The impulse to drink is deep in the Irish psyche. It’s steeped in the notion of sin’
The Irish actor on Catholicism, the Troubles and returning to his roots in the second season of The Dry
