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‘The magnificent, the magical, the marvellous!’ It’s TV’s happiest endings
A Guardian television feature rounds up the most heartwarming series finales in TV history, marking the emotional send-offs that left viewers in tears of joy rather than despair. Writers pick out moments where long-running characters finally achieve their ambitions or find contentment, arguing that these endings resonate because they reward years of audience investment with…
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POLL OF THE DAY: Do you still pay your TV licence fee?
The Daily Mail is running its “Poll of the Day”, asking readers whether they still pay their television licence fee, tapping into the long-running debate over funding for the BBC. The question invites readers to share whether they continue to comply with the annual charge required to watch or record live television and use BBC…
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Michelin-star chef reveals what’s replacing hospital food Americans love to hate
Michelin-starred chef Geoffrey Zakarian has launched an initiative to overhaul hospital food, replacing the packaged, ultraprocessed meals long associated with hospital stays with a “food is medicine” approach. The move addresses a long-standing contradiction: hospitals are meant to promote healing and health, yet their food service has traditionally relied on heavily processed, unappetising fare, an…
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Alan Ritchson’s Netflix Sci-Fi Sequel Officially Pulls a James Cameron Move
The sequel to Alan Ritchson’s War Machine just got a massive update before he returns in Reacher Season 4 on August 12.
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Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender review – engaging TV-to-movie adventure
The Guardian’s review of Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender, a feature-length continuation of Nickelodeon’s beloved animated series, finds it an engaging watch that works for both longtime fans and newcomers. The film continues the troubled cinematic history of the franchise, following M Night Shyamalan’s poorly received 2010 live-action adaptation, but the reviewer argues its quality…
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Say goodbye to Tom Holland’s forgotten disaster thriller leaving free streaming very soon
The Impossible was Tom Holland’s first live-action debut and is also one of the most gripping disaster movies of all time.
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This Punk Band Helped Boost The Talking Heads Early in Their Career (But at What Soggy, Smelly Cost?)
UNITED KINGDOM – JANUARY 01: ROUNDHOUSE Photo of TALKING HEADS, Talking Heads David Byrne at The Roundhouse, London 1977 (Photo by David Corio/Redferns) The Talking Heads got a major career boost in 1977, thanks to The Ramones. But they probably could’ve done without this sign of “respect.” The post This Punk Band Helped Boost The…
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SUFC News: United to receive cash injection as statement transfer confirmed – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United are set to receive a financial windfall after former academy striker Will Lankshear completed a move from Tottenham Hotspur to Middlesbrough. The payment stems from a sell-on clause agreed when the Blades sold him to Spurs in 2022, providing useful funds during their summer rebuilding work. Middlesbrough’s deal for the 21-year-old is reported…