Another 1980s icon is joining the cast of Stranger Things.
Linda Hamilton will be part of the Netflix hit’s final season, the streamer announced Saturday at its Tudum fan event. Details on the Terminator star’s role are being kept quiet for now.
Continue readingHaving just won a BAFTA at the age of fourteen, Lenny Rush‘s stardom is once again about to go out of this world as he takes on the role of Morris in the new series of Doctor Who, starring alongside Ncuti Gatwa.
LEGO has officially announced today that LEGO Ideas Disney Hocus Pocus: The Sanderson Sisters’ Cottage is coming soon!
The official 2,316-piece LEGO set will release on July 4, 2023.
Canadian reality competition television series based on the American series RuPaul’s Drag Race – Canada’s Drag Race is officially returning for a fourth series.
In a similar format to the American version, the show features a crop of Canadian drag queens as they compete for a grand prize of $100,000 and the title of “Canada’s Next Drag Superstar”.
BBC Books is delighted to announce the publication of Whotopia: The Ultimate Guide to the Whoniverse on 16th November 2023.
Co-written by Simon Guerrier, Una McCormack and Jonathan Morris, this official 60th anniversary celebration book will publish in November alongside three anniversary specials starring David Tennant and Catherine Tate.
Review written by Ruby Lawson.
A Docuseries of Shorts (7 Episodes). Explore the world of Chicago independent music (literally on a Rooftop) with Jasmine Allen Tillman. Her series features performances and interviews from the most noteworthy and critically acclaimed indie musicians based in the Chicago area. Musicians featured hail from Nigeria, Baltimore, Virginia and more – each episode showcases a different artist and genre ranging from BabyXSosa’s hip-hop to Native-American inspired folk music from Land-is-Rising to flamenco pop singer Fany de la Chica to Grammy Nominated Will Jordan.
Get ready to explore the world of independent music with Indie Rooftop! Our docuseries features intimate interviews and performances from some of the most noteworthy independent artists today. From Fana Hues to Babyxsosa, Louis King to Fany de la Chica, Land is Rising to King Quan, and Will Jordan – get ready for an unforgettable journey into the world of indie music. Don’t miss out on this exclusive experience!
Star of stage and screen Bonnie Langford will once again reprise her legendary role as Melanie Bush as she returns to Doctor Who, this time starring alongside Ncuti Gatwa who plays the Fifteenth Doctor in the new series.
A third film in the beloved Hocus Pocus franchise starring Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy, and Sarah Jessica Parker as a trio of Salem witches is currently in the works, according to a New York Times interview with Sean Bailey, President of Walt Disney Studios Motion Picture Production.
Review by Ian McArdell
Star Cops is now, unbelievably, three series into its audio revival – not too shabby for a show which only managed one television run during the summer of 1987.
Winning a small but devoted fanbase, the show sprang from the mind of the late Doctor Who scribe and Blake’s 7 script editor Chris Boucher. He transplanted a police procedural to space, some thirty years in the future, providing clever detective stories with a sci-fi twist. No aliens, just humanity with all its foibles and failings. As the show’s lead Commander Nathan Spring is told in the series’ opener “Spacemen are ten-a-penny. What they need out there is a good copper.”
The High Frontier storyline comes to its conclusion in this box set with a trio from the show’s original television cast, David Calder (Nathan Spring), Trevor Cooper (Colin Devis) and Linda Newton (Pal Kenzy), alongside Phillip Olivier’s Paul Bailey who was created for audio. Together, the team are on the trail of an insidious organised crime gang known as The Collective, but they soon learn that their enemies are prepared to strike very close to home to thwart the investigation.
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Review by Cavan Gilbey
Torchwood is back with a brand new seventh series, following from the Aliens Among Us and God Among Us series previously released. Now considering that I had not heard either of those two series before this point I thought I would be hopelessly lost but rest assured that this boxset feels like a good enough jumping on point since the writers do a good job at getting you up to speed quickly. The four stories here all have a strong linking theme of prejudice, and the set takes the themes to some interesting places. As a continuation of what we have seen on television, this is a worthy successor to the four series we got on our screens. 
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