Once again the BBC demonstrate their talent show naivety and make Simon Cowell look good.
Tom Jones seems to be playing the father figure to the bickering Jesse and will.i.am. Danny is just the boring cousin that nobody wanted to invite.
A fantastic return to form for the ailing musical-comedy-drama.
Fiona Grundy reviews the novel ‘The Hunger Games’, adapted into one of this years most anticipated films.
Julia Sanderson reviews the film adaptation of the eagerly awaited ‘The Hunger Games’.
If anyone remembers Fame Academy way back when, they might have been bracing themselves for another hugely disappointing borefest, and although The Voice has a lot of room for improvement, it certainly didn’t disappoint.
Past, Present and Future lives collide for the Being Human clan in episode 7. Will their decisions save or destroy them? Things in the BBC Three series start to liven up!
What did Lorna McKinnon make of the new part chick flick, part spy story This Means War?
Rachel Abendroth reviews The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, a film starring Judy Dench, Bill Nighy and Dev Patel.
Patrick Hetherington