Sam Rigby

Crazy Ex-Girlfriend has never been the most popular show on television, but it has undoubtedly had some of the best, and weirdest, musical numbers.

The world of Game of Thrones has never looked so good—or so expensive.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year—at least by the Hallmark Channel’s standards.

Among streaming platforms, Netflix is known as a kind of Midas, using its vast trove of data to identify promising genres and turn them into mainstream gold. This holiday season, it is tapping into a particularly rich vein: Christmas romantic comedy.

The reality TV series I’m A Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here! is a cultural touchstone in the UK. Almost 14 million people tuned in for this season’s first episode of the long-running show, which strands British celebrities in the Australian jungle for a series of gruesome trials, from eating live spiders to rummaging through a tank of fish guts. All told, the show has never been more popular—and British politicians know that the twists and turns of Brexit are no match for it.

Fans of Call Me By Your Name will be pleased to know that a sequel to last year’s romance is in the cards. Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer, who played a teenage boy and young man who fall in love one summer in a gorgeous rambling mansion in Italy, say they are “1000% in” to reprise their roles. And in a recent New Yorker profile, director Luca Guadagnino revealed he’s looking to cast Dakota Johnson—the star of his Suspiria remake—as the wife of Hammer’s character Olivier.

A Star is Born is the kind of dazzling movie that gives you a contact high. Indeed, the only logical way to follow the on-screen seduction of Lady Gaga’s Hollywood turn is to plug in your headphones and allow the soundtrack to lure you in further.

UK prime minister Theresa May sounded steely today (Sept. 21) as she made a surprise speech in the wake of stalled Brexit talks with the European Union. But despite her fierce tone, analysts pointed out that her speech contained no changes to the current Brexit proposals—and was more about saving political face.

It has been 45 years since the American Psychiatric Association officially removed homosexuality from its list of mental illnesses, but conservative groups—particularly those with a religious affiliation—have continued to advocate for “cures” to being gay, lesbian, bisexual, or gender non-conforming.

Olivia Colman is one of Britain’s best actresses, and the world is about to find out why.

Britain has a new prince, and bookmakers are now taking final bets from the public before the duke and duchess of Cambridge announce the name of their baby boy.

Britain has a new royal baby. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have welcomed their third child, a baby boy, born on Monday (April 23) at 11.01am BST.

So it turns out I’m one of the top Kylie Minogue listeners on Spotify. I found this out one morning recently, when I sleepily opened the streaming app to start my day with the pop star’s new single, “Dancing.”

In the next few weeks, Britain’s Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will welcome their child into the world, and members of the public are putting their money on the couple having a baby girl.

We’re just a few days away from finding out which movies have landed nominations for the 2018 Academy Awards, and which five to ten films are in the running to follow in Moonlight‘s footsteps as Best Picture.

Melbourne is reeling after a car plowed into pedestrians in the busy center of the Australian city, injuring at least 19 people, including a toddler, in what police are calling a deliberate attack.

It’s the most wonderful time of year for most, but this year the French may disagree. The country is facing shortages of three of its favorite delicacies as the festive season approaches: butter, foie gras, and wine.

It’s been an incredible year for LGBT cinema, from Moonlight‘s dramatic Best Picture win at February’s Academy Awards to Call Me By Your Name‘s more recent critical acclaim and commercial success. And there’s been plenty more in between.

Matt Lauer has been fired from NBC News following allegations of sexual harassment.

London may have found a radical solution for its housing crisis—building new homes on roofs.

The Italian government announced a ban on cruise ships in the historic center of Venice after a long-fought campaign to prevent them from entering the famous Grand Canal.

Kevin Spacey will no longer star in Ridley Scott’s All The Money in the World, despite the film being completed and scheduled for release in the US on Dec. 22. And it’s looking increasingly unlikely that we’ll see him in a new film ever again.

The UK has reported its highest levels of happiness since 2011, according to data released by the Office for National Statistics.

For 11 minutes, Donald Trump’s Twitter account disappeared from the internet.