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I’m a Celeb’s pandering to Nigel Farage makes me want to smash my TV
The show is already giving Farage an easy ride. When will we learn that the jungle is not the 'punishment' we think it is?
Noel, moles and manifestation: What Deal or No Deal was really like
The iconic game show is back from the dead seven years after Channel 4 closed its money boxes. Tom Nicholson examines why the show was such a hit and how it can be just as successful this time around
Interviews
I was paralysed doing stunts on Harry Potter. It was still the best job in the world
Former stuntman David Holmes is the subject of a new documentary, 'The Boy Who Lived'. He talks hope, healing and the importance of male friendship
Russell Kane: 'When you come from a council estate you have no shame'
As his ‘Evil Genius’ podcast comes to TV, the comedian speaks about money, 'cancel culture' and how he’s different from other comedians
On TV tonight, Russell Kane brings his Evil Genius podcast to Sky History
Also, Boat Story continues on BBC One and MasterChef: The Professionals enters Knockout Week
Exhibitions
Todd Haynes’s campy black comedy May December has the makings of a classic
Julianne Moore and Natalie Portman are on top form in this theatrical story of sexual predation and female manipulation from the director of yearning love story Carol
Emerald Fennell's Saltburn shows the emptiness of the 'eat the rich' trend
Far from holding the super-rich to account, shows from 'The White Lotus' to 'Glass Onion' fetishise wealth and fall back on gory shock value
Giddy football saga Watford Forever shows us a different side to Elton John
Preston's story of the football club portrays a star who is tender, practical and as eager to please as he is willing to learn
Tracy-Ann Oberman commands a sharp study of antisemitism in The Merchant of Venice 1936
In the current geopolitical climate, Shakespeare's 400-year-old play could not be more relevant
In Backstairs Billy, Penelope Wilton makes a magnificent Queen Mother
The Downton Abbey actor's performance in Michael Grandage’s production is a gift for all who admire superlative acting
