In 2026, Brand New Day became the highest grossing movie in US history. Worldwide it holds the number three spot, after more than $2.5 billion went through the tills for the return of Tom Holland to ...
Carrie was Stephen King’s debut novel, and the tragedy of his telekinetic schoolgirl was brought indelibly to the screen in a movie starring Sissy Spacek in 1976. And then again, to less success, in ...
THE number of TV licences held by viewers in Scotland has plunged by nearly 50,000 over the past year, ­latest figures reveal.
In 2007, three-year-old Madeleine McCann vanished from her bedroom during a family holiday at the Ocean Club resort in Praia ...
Tracy Spiridakos (Chicago PD) stars as the Pigeon of the title, a former stage manager from the big city who, after a crushing tragedy, finds solace and a fresh start enforcing the law in Montana's ...
The actor Will Mellor brings a convincing sense of outrage to this five-part true-crime series, in which he explores how ...
JOHN Swinney has been accused of misleading the public and MSPs by peddling misinformation after stating Scots are ‘going to ...
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Hoping for a change of direction and a quieter pace of life, married former cops Vinny and Cole (Michala Banas and Brett Tucker) move to New Zealand to run the Blue Motel. When a body turns up, ...
Having already starred in three TV movies, ER's Noah Wyle returned as B-movie-style hero Flynn Carsen - a seeker and keeper of magical artefacts, who counts the sword Excalibur as a close friend - for ...
In 1982, Eric Morecambe released a wild children’s novel about an unwilling young bloodsucker. It would remain unadapted for film or TV for more than 40 years, until Alan Partridge writers Neil and ...
SCOTTISH Tory leader Russell Findlay is set to condemn the SNP’s ‘dangerously ­irresponsible’ efforts to rip Scotland out of the Union, describing them as a gift to the UK’s ‘enemies’.