Rebecca Nicholson

If you haven't seen the lively Scoop , Netflix's version of the catastrophic (for him) Prince Andrew Newsnight interview about his relationship with

If the pitch that got La Maison made didn't mention Succession and Emily in Paris then I'll eat my couture fascinator.

This tasteless, grisly, state-of-the-nation tale is certainly bold. Who knows what it’ll be like when Travis Kelce makes his long-awaited acting debut later in the series?

It might seem odd to suggest that Grotesquerie, the latest show from the ubiquitous, never knowingly understated Ryan Murphy (who co-creates and

As winter tightens its grip on the UK, with short days and endless grey skies, few things are as tempting as the thought of escaping to somewhere warm.

A couple of months ago, Eva Longoria told the Observer that, after 20 years, people are still discovering Desperate Housewives, the show that made her an overnight star when it first arrived in 2004.

It was brazenly shocking, deeply problematic – and a pop culture phenomenon. Two decades later, we revisit the women of Wisteria Lane who took the world by storm

From safe-cracking to arms-dealing and coup-causing, David Tomkins has spent 40 wild years fighting other people’s wars for money – and thrills. You honestly couldn’t make it up

Where are the fights? Where’s the escapism of gawping at deluded toffs having ludicrously overblown life crises? This catch-up with three Made in Chelsea stars is far too anodyne

The national treasure is back with a witty, warm televisual wonder, this time exploring the most populous and stunningly biodiverse continent. But where is the urgency about the climate crisis?