Adam Miller

London

Freelance journalist specialising in Entertainment and LGBTQ+ content. Previously TV editor at Metro. Words in @attitude

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And Just Like That series 3 is slowly fixing the show's biggest problem

1 week ago | msn.com | Adam Miller

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And Just Like That series 3 is slowly fixing the show's biggest problem

1 week ago | msn.com | Adam Miller

Microsoft Cares About Your PrivacyMicrosoft and our third-party vendors use cookies to store and access information such as unique IDs to deliver, maintain and improve our services and ads. If you agree, MSN and Microsoft Bing will personalise the content and ads that you see. You can select ‘I Accept’ to consent to these uses or click on ‘Manage preferences’ to review your options and exercise your right to object to Legitimate Interest where used.
And Just Like That series 3 is slowly fixing the show's biggest problem

1 week ago | msn.com | Adam Miller

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And Just Like That series 3 is slowly fixing the show's biggest problem

1 week ago | metro.co.uk | Adam Miller

For two series, it's felt as though And Just Like That has been deliberately trying to turn off Sex and the City fans. Che Diaz was criminally offensive to non-binary people and comedy; every storyline was a misfire so off the mark it felt like it was trying to hurt us; and the gaping hole left by Samantha Jones was inescapable. Basically, watching the series' desperate attempts to right the politically correct wrongs of Sex and the City's past have been unbearable.
Brooklyn Beckham is right putting his wife before his parents

1 week ago | msn.com | Adam Miller
Brooklyn Beckham is right putting his wife before his parents

1 week ago | metro.co.uk | Adam Miller

Brooklyn Beckham has really put his foot in it. Again. How? By declaring his love for wife Nicola Peltz, promising to 'always choose' her. Unless I'm missing something, isn't that quite literally the most important vow you make to one another before saying 'I do'? Of course, this appears to be a loaded statement.
'How I turned a rant about Nigel Farage into a rave tune'

1 week ago | metro.co.uk | Adam Miller

I had no idea what I was in for when I first stepped foot into the House of Life. It was 2024 and my first time at Edinburgh Fringe Festival, where me and some friends were popping our Fringe cherries. We'd already spent one afternoon wincing at the first comic to lure us into their one-man show, so it hadn't been the start we hoped for.
I'm hooked on ITV's 'most expensive flop'

2 weeks ago | metro.co.uk | Adam Miller

Everything David Tennant touches usually turns to gold. Since becoming a household name as The Doctor in Doctor Who, he's been inescapable - from Broadchurch, to Rivals and even presenting the Baftas. Unless you're Kemi Badenoch, the 54-year-old Scottish actor cannot put a foot wrong. That is, until ITV's The Genius Game - a new game show that has been branded the channel's 'most expensive flop'.
'After Race Across The World I quit my job for a new life'

2 weeks ago | metro.co.uk | Adam Miller

After zooming around China and India, Race Across The World contestant Tom Bridge has returned to the UK and started a new life for himself. Tom, 21, and his mum Caroline, 60, applied for the spectacular race after watching the second series when six teams travelled the entire length of Latin America. Tom had done some travelling with friends, but his mum never had the opportunity.
I Kissed A Boy's trans contestant isn't hoodwinking anyone

3 weeks ago | metro.co.uk | Adam Miller

I Kissed A Boy is the BBC Three gay dating show that - as the title suggests - throws a pack of hungry single queer men into a Spanish villa to kiss a boy and hopefully find a connection. Among the cast this year is Lars, a 23-year-old hotel receptionist who lives in Wolverhampton who says he's a 'hopeless romantic and sick of single life'. He's also the first transgender contestant they've had across two series of I Kissed A Boy and one series of I Kissed A Girl.