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Tag: Television
Golden Globes 2021: The Crown and Nomadland major winners
Netflix royal drama and Chloe Zhao were toast of the the night amid technical difficulties and against background of diversity issues
Netflix smash Behind Her Eyes: Sarah Pinborough on writing ‘that ending’
Her duplicitous love triangle story is a hit – but some viewers are calling its mind-boggling twist ‘preposterous’. The horror and sci-fi veteran turned thriller-writer hits back
From RuPaul to Pose: the TV providing queer community through lockdown
The pandemic has stripped us of our LGBTQ+ spaces. Until they return, television can help fill the void
‘Chaos has an upside’: the making of Trump Takes On the World
The BBC series features a raft of interviews with top-ranking aides and senior diplomats from around the world. The director reveals how, amid the pandemic, it came together
Toyah Willcox: ‘My mother always wanted me altered in some way. I was never right’
The singer and actor has had a productive pandemic – and gone viral from her kitchen. She talks about escaping her childhood, sexual harassment and persuading her rock star husband to dress in a tutu
Stephen Mangan: ‘My kids have YouTube – I had cartoons made in a shed’
The actor and Landscape Artist of the Year presenter on the delights of Roobarb and Custard and Mr Benn – and how they compare with his children’s favourite shows
‘Channel Elton John!’: Vanessa Feltz on how to exude confidence while working from bed
The TV and radio star interviewed celebrities for the Big Breakfast on top of a bed. She offers expert advice on how to make the best impression
Why Our Friends in the North still thrills 25 years on
An incredible cast – from Daniel Craig to Gina McKee – and Shakespearian narrative add up to make a modern classic
The White Tiger rides the surge in streamed south Asian stories
The adaptation of Aravind Adiga’s Booker-winning novel is coming to Netflix – one of a growing number of films from the region snapped up by the streaming giants