BBC’s gritty crime drama *This City Is Ours* lines up a powerhouse cast, from Sean Bean as a retiring crime boss to rising stars like James Nelson-Joyce. Viewers will recognize familiar faces from dramas such as *Shetland*, *Peaky Blinders*, and *Derry Girls*, as the series preps for a second season.
Kylie Jenner skipped the 2025 Met Gala after-parties due to shoe problems, while Timothée Chalamet missed the entire event to watch the Knicks playoff game. Their contrasting choices reveal a lot about their individual priorities as a couple amid awards season buzz.
Samie Elishi and Tom Clare's whirlwind romance started on Love Island: Winter 2023, reaching highs with a third-place finish and lows through messy splits and public drama. Their relationship quickly unfolded in the spotlight with breakups, brief reconciliations, and social media spats, turning their love story into one of the show's most talked-about sagas.
Tom Hardy teams up with The Raid’s Gareth Evans in Havoc, a high-octane action film packed with relentless fights and stylized shootouts. While the film nails its adrenaline-fueled sequences and gritty mood, critics say its plot and characters fall flat, leaving missed opportunities amid the chaos.
Netflix is giving Heartstopper fans a movie instead of a Season 4, signaling a bigger ending for Nick and Charlie's story. Kit Connor and Joe Locke are set to return, with Alice Oseman writing the screenplay. Filming kicks off in summer 2025, but a release date is still unknown.
Cillian Murphy's comeback as Jim in Danny Boyle's *28 Years Later* trilogy won't happen in the first new film, but his presence is set to fuel future sequels. With a narrative shift to new characters and fresh threats, Boyle teases fans while Murphy takes on an executive producer role and an eventual on-screen return.
The second season of HBO’s *The Last of Us* returns Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey to their roles as Joel and Ellie, as the show expands its narrative with new characters. Kaitlyn Dever takes on the pivotal role of Abby, while Isabela Merced plays Ellie’s new companion, Dina. This season delves deeper into character dynamics and complex relationships, highlighting Joel’s vulnerability and Ellie’s evolution.
Daryl Hannah and Neil Young swapped the bustling Hollywood scene for a serene life in rural Canada, settling in a vintage cottage near Neil's childhood town. Post-pandemic, they've focused on art, with Hannah producing a film on Young's legacy. Their shift was sparked by Young's political concerns in the U.S. and a desire for a life away from public scrutiny and Hollywood pressures.
ITV's crime drama Grace is back for its fifth season, yet it's facing criticism for unrealistic storytelling and its dark tone. Fans are vocal in their longing for favorites like Vera. Despite praise from some quarters for its gripping narrative, debates about realism and character engagement continue, fueled by the absence of key character Norman Potting and the series' emotional storyline.
ITV's crime drama *Grace* returns for its fifth series, featuring Detective Superintendent Roy Grace as he tackles gripping cases and personal challenges. The new series, airing from April 6, 2025, delves into bomb threats, identity theft, and unresolved mysteries from Grace's past. With John Simm reprising his role, the series promises emotional depth and thrilling storylines.
