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JO: Enchanting golden age of TV created by men who believed in the magic of childhood
The article reflects on a formative period in British children’s television, arguing that its most enduring programmes were created by men who took children’s imagination seriously. It presents this era as significant because its makers combined modest production resources with distinctive storytelling, creating programmes that remained meaningful across generations. It credits the creators’ belief in…
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Netflix Officially Sets New Theatrical Release From ’28 Years Later’ Director
Netflix has set a limited cinema release for Danny Boyle’s next film, Ink, before its streaming debut. The move gives the film a chance to qualify for awards consideration and places it prominently in the 2026–27 awards season. Ink will open in selected cinemas on 11 December 2026 and arrive on Netflix on 8 January…
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Dimension 20 Returns on Dropout: Here’s A First Look at Its Twisted Take on Toy Story
Dropout has unveiled a trailer for Dimension 20: Toylight, a six-episode tabletop role-playing campaign in which the regular “Intrepid Heroes” cast play toys battling an enchanted force linked to a child’s fading imagination. The season presents a darkly comic twist on toy-based fantasy, with elaborate miniature sets turning children’s toys and wooden blocks into a…
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The Paper season two trailer shows editor hiding newsroom romance
Peacock’s trailer for the second season of The Paper shows editor Ned Sampson and reporter Mare Pritti trying to conceal their new relationship while the Toledo Truth Teller seeks to maintain its award-winning momentum. The mockumentary comedy will also place the newsroom under pressure as Ned pursues a story involving a local private club, potentially…
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God Of War’s Christopher Judge Is Tired Of Video Game TV Adaptations Ignoring Game Creators
The live-action adaptation of God of War is on the way, but the voice of the iconic god-killer Kratos, Christopher Judge, has a bone to pick with the people behind game adaptations. As the actor explained, he’s annoyed that these projects fail to hire anyone from the source material to work on them, as they tend to ignore…
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Seinfeld remains on Netflix under renewed five-year agreement
“Seinfeld” will remain available on Netflix for a further five years after Sony Pictures Television renewed its streaming licence with the service. The agreement preserves Netflix’s access to all 180 episodes and reflects the sitcom’s continued commercial value and broad appeal decades after its original run. Sony also extended Paramount’s exclusive US basic-cable rights for…
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Top 61 Showrunners of the 2026
Variety highlights 61 television showrunners and creative teams behind prominent programmes of the past year, recognising their influence across scripted comedy and drama, reality competition and network television. The selection underlines the continued awards and audience success of established franchises alongside shows that have completed major creative runs. – Doneen Arquines: Led “Top Chef” Season…
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I’m more excited about smartphone colors than any actual new features in 2026
The article argues that smartphone colours have become more exciting than new features as handsets enter a mature, iterative phase. It highlights Google’s Pixel 11 range as an example, suggesting that bold finishes may help differentiate devices when performance improvements alone give existing owners little reason to upgrade. Google’s Pixel 11 Pro is offered in…
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O’Sullivan suffers another setback with China Open exit
Ronnie O’Sullivan’s difficult start to the snooker season continued as he lost 6-4 to Thailand’s Noppon Saengkham in the second round of the China Open. The defeat matters because the seven-time world champion, a two-time winner of the event, has now suffered another early exit after also falling in the second round of last month’s…
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What’s happening with Arsenal’s Lewis-Skelly?
Arsenal midfielder Myles Lewis-Skelly’s future has attracted interest from Chelsea and Manchester United after a difficult season in which he fell behind other players at left-back. However, Arsenal insist they have not actively offered him to other clubs, while the 19-year-old wants to remain and establish himself as a regular in the first team. Lewis-Skelly…