Katie Archer

4 days ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Katie Archer

The rumours have begun for the BBC One show's 2025 cast, but Strictly Come Dancing's judge told This Morning why he wasn't paying attention to them. What did you miss? Strictly Come Dancing's Anton Du Beke has claimed he has no idea which celebrities are in the cast this year - and pays no attention to rumours after finding that expectation did not match reality.

5 days ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Katie Archer

Dawson's Creek showrunner Kevin Williamson is back in the fishing community of North Carolina to tell a more mature story from his pastThe Waterfront is Netflix's latest must-binge drama series, following a North Carolina fishing magnate family going to desperate lengths to try to protect their crumbling legacy. Although the Buckley family is fictional, the story is inspired by true events from showrunner Kevin Williamson's childhood.

5 days ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Katie Archer

The new murder mystery series starring Phyllis Logan will be familiar ground to fans of the BBC show. There are few entirely new concepts in TV, so it's unsurprising that every so often a debut series feels like a déjà vu moment for viewers. Murder Most Puzzling might well spark that sense of familiarity in anyone settling down to watch Channel 5 on Thursday, 19 June as the murder mystery starring Downton Abbey's Phyllis Logan follows a similar premise to Ludwig, a hit for the BBC in 2024.

6 days ago | aol.co.uk | Katie Archer

A classic James Cameron film has been removed from Disney+ over a banned scene of animal cruelty. The Abyss was originally released in 1989 and came under fire for a scene that showed a real rat being dunked into a vat of chemicals, which animal rights campaigners succeeded in having cut from theatrical screenings. But a "loophole" meant that the full version including the rat scene dropped on streaming service Disney+ in April.

6 days ago | msn.com | Katie Archer

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