Hedgehogs aren’t rodents.

This gets a recap. <i>Superstore</i> doesn't.

American cuisine consists of throwing a cow on a fire.

Watchmen was ineligible. Shown too late.

Try any issue of the Guardian. There’ll be at least half a dozen pictures of her there.

We were promised Johnny Depp as the Invisible Man.

The theatrical Muppet movies are all on there. The rights to The Muppet Show are tied up elsewhere.

Another case from British cinema is The Black Panther (no, not that one).

The additional scenes are on the Blu-ray that was released a year ago.

My grandmother actually was in service during the 1930s - in the home of Lady Violet Bonham-Carter, daughter of former prime minister Herbert Asquith and close friend of Churchill - and judging by what she told me about her experiences, DA would be more accurate if it was set of Pluto.

Atomic Blonde 2, ffs.

The UK version of the show arguably being responsible for three suicides is not going to be mentioned, then?

If Republicans are going to continue playing this game, they should just cut out the middle man and murder their children now.

So it’s a cross between The Wicker Man and Hostel, made by a filmmaker who dresses the most “shocking” concepts he can think of with the trappings of an A-picture. He’s this generation’s Brian de Palma, except he had some visual flair. Aster is just the next James Wan.

It also describes a trainspotter after he’s run over by his favourite engine.

Eyes Peeled.

Jon Richardson is a well-known comic face on Channel 4, and the channel has a major partnership with the Paralympics.

Your post is bad and you should feel bad.

Put the animated, live action and documentary short and documentary feature awards into the Scientific and Technical Awards and refer to them as “Special Competitive” categories. Run that as highlights during the main telecast.

Don’t call it pro-life. Call it anti-choice.