Pip Ellwood-Hughes

Julia Rabia (Lily Rabe) leaves her cosmopolitan life in Milwaukee to take on a one-semester job as a teacher at a high school in Owl, North Dakota. Giving her husband a break so he can concentrate on finishing his thesis, Julia quickly discovers that her temporary home is full of quirky characters and questionable goings-on. As she tries to fit in, Julia has to face her own issues and confront some demons in order to move forward with her life.

New Kids on the Block is celebrating the 35th anniversary of NKOTB Day with the release of new ballad ‘A Love Like This’.

Argentine singer, songwriter and rapper Nicki Nicole has released her new single ‘Ojos Verdes’, produced by Tatool.

‘All of Us Strangers’ is coming to DVD and Blu-ray from 17th June 2024 it has been announced.

The truth is out about Haz (Shiv Palekar) on ‘Neighbours’ but can he win back his friends and stay out of prison?

Francis Rossi, founder of the mighty Quo, has confirmed a very special vinyl edition of his collaborative album ‘We Talk Too Much’, releasing 3rd May 2024, which he recorded together with vocalist Hannah Rickard.

Nico Tortorella is an artist in the true sense of the word. With a career that spans acting, writing and now music, he’s someone for whom art just drips from his every fibre.

Nico Tortorella rose to the attention of global audiences thanks to his roles in films such as ‘Scream 4’ and the hit TV series ‘Younger’. Outside of his acting work, Tortorella has also found success as a writer with three books to his name, including the recently released children’s book ‘Olivette Is You’. Now Tortorella is exploring a side of his artistry that was awakened during filming for the Apple TV+ show ‘City on Fire’ and putting out his first music project ‘born.’

19-year-old Polish immigrant Robert (Hubert Milkowski) starts working at a fish factory in Norway alongside other immigrants. With an unfair work contract and few choices, Robert tries to keep his head down but Ivar (Karl Bekele Steinland), the openly gay son of the factory owner who is an aspiring drag artist, catches his eye. As Robert tries to hold down his job and not raise any suspicions about his sexuality, he is pulled between his head and his heart.

Married Christian missionary workers Andrew (Ryan Phillippe) and Sue (Mena Suvari) are forced to leave their station in the Kalahari Desert after their lives are threatened by a militant group. Hitching a ride with Grun (Emile Hirsch), a shady smuggler with his own agenda, their departure doesn’t go to plan when the plane crashes in the desert. With Sue gravely injured, Andrew decides to stay by her side while Grun leads the other survivors to find a rescue team.