This new take on the popular 1985 series about a maid’s rise to property mogul feels stuck in the 1980s
Dark infidelity drama ‘DTF St Louis’ (★★★★★); ‘Molly vs the Machines’ is a rage-inducing documentary on social media; erotic fantasy ‘Vladimir’ — plus ‘Dirty Business’ (★★★★★) about England’s polluting water companies. Reviews by Rebecca Nicholson
Carolyn McCall says 5% slide in advertising revenue will not affect ongoing talks
The actor stars as a college professor who becomes fixated on a younger colleague played by Leo Woodall
The suicide of teenager Molly Russell is at the heart of a provocative film that aims to dismantle tech companies’ defences
An interview with the creators of the hit TV drama, ‘Industry’
A singular HBO series evolves from blossoming bromance to knotty murder mystery
Buying WBD for $83bn would have cost the streaming giant financial flexibility and its ability to take on YouTube
Channel 4 mini-series has a strong message, a sharp creative vision and charming performances from David Thewlis and Jason Watkins
The hospital sitcom is back with the same cast and surreal humour — and some cranky modern updates
Documentary skips through the 1970s as the musician forms Wings and searches for ordinary life amid notoriety and sheep
The Dublin-set series is cosy and mesmerisingly slow — save for some frenetic cliffhangers
Knock knock…
Chair Sara Putt acknowledges concerns in production sector about technology taking jobs
The Nobel-winner’s 2008 novel about a man’s obsessive affair with a much younger women gets lost in translation
Channel 4’s astute three-parter examines his domestic legacy and Iraq, with candid contributions from Jeremy Corbyn — and Cherie Blair
Journalist’s exit comes as Bari Weiss seeks to revive Paramount-owned television network
A Netflix documentary on the controversial modelling competition suggests its creators have learnt little
Lisa McGee’s new Netflix drama comes as Northern Ireland enjoys a film and TV boom
As the star of the television drama ‘Dawson’s Creek’, he captured the hearts of teenagers the world over
Stage version of the beloved sitcom relies on jokes about social progress and cancel culture rather than Westminster machinations
The stats agency / prestige television beef we didn’t know we needed
Ryan Murphy turns his gaze on the Kennedys and their place at the heart of American society
Lisa McGee’s genre-defying Netflix series centres on three friends who become embroiled in a murder mystery
The brains behind Channel 4’s Walter Presents on tracking down the world’s best shows — and moving to a new city each year
