Nina Nannar

1 month ago | itv.com | Nina Nannar

We arrive at the London palladium to one of those pinch me moments. Sir Elton John is on stage at his piano rehearsing, and singing his heart out to Tiny Dancer. He sounds incredible, and to be in an almost empty auditorium hearing him - save for the technical crew setting up - is a privilege. Next comes Your Song and it is clear that this now 78-year-old is musically firing on all cylinders.

1 month ago | edp24.co.uk | Nina Nannar

Author Helen Serafinowicz, left, and journalist Nina Nannar, at Fritton Lake. There was only ever one place where we were going to meet up for our chat. You can often find Helen Serafinowicz at Fritton Lake. It’s where she’d go to write the award-winning comedy series Motherland and now Amandaland, which is currently showing on BBC1. Helen’s day involves taking an icy dip in the lake, steaming herself in the sauna, and then settling down in the clubhouse with her laptop.

2 months ago | itv.com | Nina Nannar

Actor Stephen Graham speaks to ITV News Arts Editor Nina Nannar about his new series AdolescenceWhen I mentioned to friends and colleagues that I was going to interview Stephen Graham, the responses varied from 'he’s my favourite actor' to 'he’s the greatest actor in the world'. Well, everyone’s favourite actor is not resting on his laurels. His current project, Adolescence, which is on Netflix now, is some of the most staggering television I’ve ever seen.

2 months ago | itv.com | Nina Nannar

I’m going to preface this by saying I may get some or even all of this wrong! It’s not a cop-out but a reflection that this is one of the most open wide Oscars competitions I can remember. Just when a pattern starts to emerge - think Demi Moore winning Best Actress at the Golden Globes, then the Critics Choice Awards - and you begin to think she’s a shoo-in for the Oscars too, then something disrupts that.

2 months ago | itv.com | Nina Nannar

With less than a week to go until the biggest night in the movie calendar, industry professionals in Hollywood are still reeling from a series of blows, as ITV News Entertainment Editor Nina Nannar reportsYou can’t see the smoke over LA any more, but there are multiple warnings of hazardous air quality. The traffic is crazy again, cab drivers are reporting more custom and award shows are going ahead. But underneath the return to business, Hollywood’s future is facing challenges too.