Interview

We spoke to British filmmaker Tom Beard about his first feature length, which deals with grief, depression, class and, ultimately, hope.

We spoke to the writer, actor and director of 'The Bisexual' and 'The Miseducation of Cameron Post' fame, about… well, loads of things.

The BBC comedian explains his anger, humour and politics during his long nationwide tour.

He also told us how he thinks he's going to die, what his last meal would be and why time travel's no good.

The show was written in the summer of 2017. After Harvey Weinstein's exposé, the writers only had to change one line.

The former Klan leader called up Ron Stallworth, the cop who the film is based on, because he was "concerned about how he is going to be portrayed".

Indie animator turned 'Adventure Time' writer turned Cartoon Network's second ever female showrunner Julia Pott told us about her excellent new show.

"There has been a loss of Caribbean identity as we've become very English, but at the same time we generally don't believe we’re English because we're black."

We caught up with the provocative French novelist before the release of his incendiary new book 'History of Violence'.

A talk with showrunner Melissa Rosenberg, and actress Rachel Taylor on the timeliness of the new season.

"A guest once poured champagne over her food and threw sushi around the restaurant. When I asked her what the problem was, she said, 'I've got so much money I could buy your life.'"

It looks like the "Oprah 2020" chants have officially gotten under his skin.