Dominic Walsh

2 weeks ago | scifipulse.net | Dominic Walsh

The 15th Doctor; played by Ncuti Gatwa, was the first numbered Doctor incarnation to be played by a Black actor. Additionally, there was also Jo Martin, who played the Fugitive Doctor during Jodie Whittaker’s era. Gatwa was an effortlessly charming, passionate and romantic Time Lord. Whose interpretation of the character could be seen as a spiritual successor to the 8th Doctor Paul McGann. Like McGann before him, Gatwa was the only Doctor to have never faced the Daleks on screen.

1 month ago | mca-insight.com | Dominic Walsh

The enigma of the anonymous CEO By Dominic Walsh 2025-05-29T13:09:00 Dominic Walsh considers the curious position of Wetherspoon CEO John Hutson, who plays second fiddle to its founder and chair Tim Martin, as well as the latest news from Oakman, as it sells a tranche of pubs to The Restaurant Group

1 month ago | scifipulse.net | Dominic Walsh

Synopsis: In Wish World, the Great Day is coming, and the most important date in history is 24 May 2025. The clock is ticking and everyone is preparing for a joyous tomorrow, when the whole world will change forever. Welcome to a strange new world in which the old saying “There’s many a slip ‘twixt cup and lip” is gaining a terrifying new power. Even when a good outcome seems certain, things can still go wrong. What are the Bone Beasts? Why is Mrs Flood hiding in the sky?

1 month ago | scifipulse.net | Dominic Walsh

Synopsis:In The Story and The Engine, a mysterious figure called the Barber rules. The Doctor finds stories hold real power as he confronts the Spider, weaving a vengeful web. StoryThe Story and the Engine takes place in a barber’s shop in Lagos, Nigeria. Whose owner Omo (Sule Rimi) was the Doctor’s friend. However, we find out that Omo has lured the Doctor back to what was once a place of safety and community for him. Only so that he can supply the Barber (Ariyon Bakare) and the Spider with stories.

1 month ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Dominic Walsh

With the world looking a more dangerous place than it has been for decades, it may seem like a bad moment to announce the opening of a £5billion theme park dedicated to fun and fantasy. Perhaps it looks frivolous – but that has not dampened the appetite of US media giant Universal, which is embarking on a huge project to turn a 475-acre site near Bedford into the UK’s biggest theme park.