Carol Midgley is a Columnist at The Times. She focuses on arts and entertainment, covering a range of topics including film, theater, and celebrity news, with her insights featured in her weekly column in Times 2 and her TV reviews throughout the week. Carol's work has also been highlighted in Metacritic and Inc.
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No one has the right to risk laying waste to moorland just because they fancy an alfresco sausage
If you enjoyed the first two series of the Interview with the Vampire series you might find the third — set on a rock tour — a bit of a culture shock
The rapper presents Channel 4’s series about families opting for expensive additions to their houses and it’s irresistible property porn
TV has been so grim and bleak lately, let’s give thanks for John Hannah’s washed-up former detective in this silly and upbeat comedy set in the sunshine
Amy Dowden, JJ Chalmers and the comedian Brian Conley seem to be the only regonisable faces in the new run. But you can’t be too mean about this show — it’s raising money for charity
By: Carol Midgley
The feelgood hit finds fertile ground taking on sporting misogyny, but its clumsy reliance on stereotypes means the series occasionally misses the mark
Women in Spain are reportedly ditching the custom. With Mr P Ervert and his phone camera lurking, I’m not surprised
By: Carol Midgley
Grylls does his survival thing with the cast of a hit historical drama. He has his first companion sucking moisture out of a sweaty sock. I’m pleased to say they each used their own socks
By: Carol Midgley
Westminster council wants to stop people from enjoying a pint while standing. Even the New York Post has caught on to this madness
By: Carol Midgley
With footage from the trial and a doorbell camera, this two-parter looks at the murder of Brian Low, a groundsman shot while walking his dog in rural Scotland. Did the gamekeeeper do it?
