- CelebrityPA Entertainment
Jodie Whittaker to make Comic-Con debut at 'Doctor Who' panel
The 13th Doctor will appear in front of hundreds of fans in San Diego.
- CelebrityPA Entertainment
Billie Piper in a ‘good place’ now after her ‘oversexualised years’
The former singer has also aired her views about feminism on social media.
- CelebrityJames Leyfield
Yahoo's Christmas TV guide 2017: From Doctor Who to French and Saunders
There’s nothing better than sitting down in front of the TV on Christmas Day evening while tucking into a sandwich packed full of Christmas dinner leftovers. One of the mostly hotly-anticipated Christmas specials returns for a double bill this year. The episodes feature matriarch Agnes (Brendan O’Carroll) refusing to buy a Christmas tree, and Cathy (Jennifer Gibney) has an internet date.
- CelebrityJames Leyfield
Keith Barron: Former Coronation Street and Doctor Who actor dies aged 83
Former Coronation Street actor Keith Barron has passed away aged 83.
- CelebrityMary Gallagher
Matt Lucas had 'lots of sex' to help him cope with ex-husband Kevin's death
Matt Lucas was devastated when his ex-husband Kevin McGee took his own life at the age of 32 in 2009. The 43-year-old comedic actor has rarely spoken about the tragedy and how he recovered, but has written an autobiography entitled ‘Little Me, my life from A—Z’, in which he talks about bullying, ‘Little Britain’ and the suicide of his ex-lover. Matt says he tried to “distract himself” from the trauma by sleeping with various men he met online, as he thought it was better than turning to drink or drugs to help him cope.
- CelebrityMary Gallagher
Doctor Who: Reactions to BBC casting Jodie Whittaker as first female Doctor
After intense speculation, Jodie Whittaker has been announced as the new Doctor.
- NewsRyan Leston
Doctor Who: Jodie Whittaker announced as 13th Doctor
The Thirteenth Doctor has been announced... and it's Broadchurch star, Jodie Whitaker.
- NewsBen Homes
Doctor Who: The not so definitive ranking
With series 10 having just finished, I now will try to rank all ten seasons (worst to best) of the BBC’s flagship show as best I can. This particular disappointment was none-more-so evident than in series seven, which split it’s 13 episodes (plus a Christmas special) over two years. Then we met Clara Oswald for the first time and despite some good stuff here and there, it kind of sucked that her character existed solely for the purpose of The Doctor.
- NewsBen Homes
How Doctor Who got it's mojo back
Apart from an obvious reveal, some wasted Bill and silliness here and there, ‘World Enough and Time’ and ‘The Doctor Falls’ were fantastic. The characterisation of Missy was fascinating, the cinematography was beautiful, the music stunning. The only weak note was, surprisingly, John Simm’s returning Master who didn’t really do much but give Missy closure to her arc.
- NewsRyan Leston
Doctor Who series finale hints at a new female Doctor
Will The Doctor finally regenerate into a woman? Doctor Who series 10 certainly dropped a few hints...
- CelebrityMary Gallagher
Sherlock duo Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss are reuniting for Dracula TV series
A new 'Dracula' series is in the works with 'Sherlock' writers at the helm.
NewsBen HomesWho will be the new Doctor? 6 progressively awesome choices
It may be sad to see Peter Capaldi leave the role of The Doctor as he’s often been fantastic during a less fantastic tenure of the show. As acclaimed British actors go, there’s no better than Ejiofor, whose turns in Serenity, 12 Years a Slave, Love Actually and most recently Doctor Strange have proven that he’s a versatile actor who can do drama and humour with ease. Maybe one major science fiction franchise isn’t enough for this Birmingham-born actress who, like Capaldi before her, has previous with the show, starring in 2008 adventure The Unicorn and the Wasp.
- Celebrityanjalimandalia
Doctor Who: Three Things We Learnt From The New Christmas Sneak Peek
Set in New York, the episode sees The Doctor teaming up with a masked superhero and a journalist to stop a deadly alien threat. Almost like a Lois Lane type character, Lucy is surprised to learn that the superhero is real. Until now, there have only been rumours of the existence of a masked vigilante roaming the streets of New York.
CelebrityAnjali Mandalia, TV BloggerDoctor Who Spin-off Class Has Premiere Date: Everything You Need To Know
Created by young adult author Patrick Ness, Class is aimed at a much younger, teen audience, complete with a cast of teenagers. Set in Coal Hill High School, they must juggle their own lives with the unexplainable situations that are happening around them, as the cracks in time and space begin to thin because of The Doctor and his time-travelling. Coal Hill High School has been a part of Doctor Who since the first episode aired in 1963.
- CelebrityStewart Turner
Steven Moffat blasts John Barrowman over ‘ego’ comments
Doctor Who boss Steven Moffat has furiously hit back at John Barrowman’s claims that he’s blocking the return of Torchwood to our screens. Barrowman has previously said that “certain egos” are preventing the show’s BBC return, and despite the fact that he wasn’t mentioned by name, Moffat reacted angrily. “You may be aware that John Barrowman has been saying, publicly, that I’ve been blocking a new series of Torchwood,’ he said.
MoviesBen ArnoldThe biggest disasters in the history of live TV
Live telly is so rife with potential disaster, you have to wonder why anyone would bother. Especially considering these royal balls ups… Image credits: BBC/ITV/YouTube
- CelebrityRyan Leston, TV Blogger
Doctor Who: Matt Lucas appears on set with Peter Capaldi
Matt Lucas is back – joining Peter Capaldi on the ‘Doctor Who’ set. Arriving in Cardiff to film scenes for the upcoming ‘Doctor Who’ series 10, the 42-year-old comedian looked delighted to be back… and we even spotted him sharing a laugh with Peter Capaldi on set. ‘Doctor Who’ Series 10 is currently filming on location at Cardiff University, where we found Matt Lucas and Peter Capaldi filming a fairly energetic scene in front of one of the University buildings.
MoviesBen ArnoldThe Most Terrifying Moments From British Kids TV Shows
Kids are pretty resilient, right? Well it seems it’s not for a lack of trying from makers of TV shows ostensibly made for children. In hindsight, many appear to be have made for the sole purpose of reducing them to haunted, gibbering wrecks. Here are some of the very worst culprits.
