A whimsical English cottage of fairytale dreams.
The Golden Globes returned for 2023. A brief history of its controversies.
And talking of awards shows — I know that the women’s dresses get all the love, but can we please talk about how much fun the men are now having with their own clothes. So great to see.
A brief interview with Nate of Ted Lasso.
An 88-year old British mystery captivating modern readers.
Amidst the uproar of a Prince’s memoir, 20 headlines comparing Kate and Meghan.
Twenty-five of the best British movies of the last decade.
And in recently released British TV: Crossfire, starring Keeley Hawes and Lee Ingleby, amongst others. A handful of families go on a tropical holiday together, wishing only to relax and hang out by the pool but instead find themselves under attack when gunmen open fire. It’s not a true story but is inspired by true events. The Guardian hated it so I went in with very low expectations to be honest, but I really didn’t think it was that bad. It’s certainly not Oscar winning material, but I found it to be engaging and entertaining.
