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60 years of Doctor Who: A look back at the sci-fi show’s most iconic moments
Happy 60th, Doctor Who! Here's our round-up of the show's most iconic moments.
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Munya Chawawa on redefining masculinity through his comedy
Munya Chawawa has made a name for himself as a razor-sharp comedian who can be relied upon to satirise the news like no one else. Here, our Awards host talks to Rolling Stone UK about growing up in a Norfolk village, his struggles with clichés around masculinity, and why he made the move into stand-up
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Chandler Bing’s funniest moments on ‘Friends’
With the news of Matthew Perry's devastating death, here are the defining moments of Chandler Muriel Bing
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Ncuti Gatwa on Doctor Who: ‘The Doctor is me’
As he says goodbye to ‘Sex Education’ and makes his Hollywood debut in ‘Barbie’, Gatwa is ready to embark on a journey through time and space as the 15th Doctor in the legendary ‘Doctor Who’ series. He talks about identifying with one of TV’s most-loved characters and how he plans to reinvent the iconic role...
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Lyra McKee documentary airs on Channel 4: ‘she always gave us hope’
As Channel 4 prepares to show a documentary on Lyra McKee this weekend, director Alison Millar tells the story of the late Northern Irish journalist
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Ted Lasso: Inside Apple TV+’s feelgood football hit
As the third and potentially final season of Ted Lasso debuts, its stars and creators tell the story behind Apple TV+'s biggest hit.
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How Sam Claflin got his groove on
The Hunger Games actor Sam Claflin on going full method to play fictional 70s rocker Billy Dunne in Amazon’s adaptation of Taylor Jenkins Reid’s book, Daisy Jones & The Six
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Welcome to the Little Brother house
We remember Teen Big Brother, Channel 4’s controversial 00s ‘experiment’ as ITV2 brings the landmark original show back to our screens this summer
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Máiréad Tyers on ‘Extraordinary’: ‘there’s a lot of very filthy humour’
As 'Extraordinary' debuts on Disney+, lead star Máiréad Tyers explains how the House of Mouse took a chance on a show that would make Marvel blush.
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How ‘The Traitors’ became the biggest reality TV hit of 2022
Back-stabbing and scheming in a sprawling Scottish castle has made for one of the year's biggest reality TV hits. But why do we love it so much?
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Little Simz: top girl
Known predominantly for her Mercury Prize-winning and commercially successful music, Little Simz is a force of nature. In a world of content and noise, the semi-mysterious Simbiatu Ajikawo lets her talent speak for her. In this interview, our TV Award-winner talks about how she came to act in British cultural export ‘Top Boy’ and her experience filming the show
Rolling Stone UK’s latest cover star on acting in ‘Top Boy’ and her Mercury Prize-winning album ‘Sometimes I Might Be Introvert’
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An audience with Garth Marenghi: author, visionary, dreamweaver, plus actor
As he releases a new book, ‘Garth Marenghi’s TerrorTome’, Rolling Stone UK sits down for a chilling Halloween interview with the visionary horror writer and ‘Darkplace’ creator
A chilling Halloween interview with the horror novelist and ‘Darkplace’ creator
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Nikesh Patel: speak of the devil
Fresh from making fans swoon in the captivating romcom ‘Starstruck’, and as he stars in Steven Moffat’s mind-bending new Prime Video thriller ‘The Devil’s Hour’, Nikesh Patel doesn’t underestimate the importance of becoming a South Asian leading man
On heading up Steven Moffat’s mind-bending Prime Video thriller ‘The Devil’s Hour‘
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‘Jungle’: the futuristic drama series starring the UK rap’s best talent
Rolling Stone UK meets the creative talent behind Prime Video’s ambitious new series, whose cast includes the likes of Tinie Tempah, Big Narstie, IAMDDB, and Unknown T
Going deep on Amazon Prime’s new series, starring Tinie Tempah, Big Narstie, IAMDDB, and Unknown T
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Why young British women love ‘The Real Housewives’
Since 2020, ‘The Real Housewives’ franchise has gone from being a US TV phenomenon to an obsession for women in the UK. Why would we fall in love so fast and hard with dramatic, sneaky and narcissistic wives and mothers living in luxury overseas?
Falling in love with dramatic, sneaky, and narcissistic wives living in luxury overseas
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The decade-long journey to bring ‘Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared’ to television
After gaining a cult following as a YouTube web series, the psychedelic comedy-horror puppet show is now coming to Channel 4. Its creators break down why it took 10 years to happen
On bringing the psychedelic comedy-horror puppet show to Channel 4
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Diego Luna: parallel lives
Diego Luna found his inspiration close to home when it came to filming ‘Andor’, the prequel series to ‘Star Wars: Rogue One’, one of the most celebrated films of the beloved sci-fi franchise
The ‘Andor’ star on finding inspiration close to home
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Diane Morgan: funny girl
Comedian Diane Morgan has made a lasting impression on British TV. From her characters Philomena Cunk to Mandy, she’s one of the leading ladies bringing laughter to the small screen. In this interview, she discusses Charlie Brooker, her miserable stand-up, and why there are far too many police dramas
We meet one of the UK’s most recognisable comic voices
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Robert Aramayo and Benjamin Walker on starring in ‘The Rings of Power’
The stars of Amazon’s billion-dollar fantasy blockbuster ‘The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’, on the pressure — and privilege — of bringing Middle-earth’s Second Age to the screen
The challenge and privilege of bringing Middle-earth’s Second Age to the screen
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‘House of the Dragon’ vs ’The Rings of Power’: who wins the spinoff war?
As the multi-million live action prequels of ‘The Lord of the Rings’ and ‘Game of Thrones’ go head-to-head on streaming platforms this autumn, which one is for you? Choose your fighter…